Any Couple booking a large cottage but only using one Bedroom receives a large discount for bookings which fall between September 10th 2010 and May 20th 2011. Excluding all Holidays and Half Terms etc 

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Checklist

	Open Christmas / New Year		Central heating		Flat Screen Television		Telephone
	Courtyard and Open gardens		Barbeque		DVD player		Two oven Redfyre Stove
	Off road parking		3 bathrooms		CD player with ipod docking		Washing machine
	Secure storage for bikes		Bath and Power Shower		Bed linen provided		Shared tumble dryer
	Bikes provided		Microwave		Towels provided		Clothes airer / washing line
	Ground floor bedroom		Fridge		Breakfast basket provided		Dishwasher
	Ground floor shower room / wc		Freezer compartment		Basics of tea, coffee, sugar provided		Off Road Parking
	Open inglenook fires		Iron and Board		Internet Access

If you are a large family looking for somewhere to use as a base to get out and explore Suffolk, we have just launched the perfect cottage for you.

This cottage sleeps upto 7 in two double bedrooms, a twin room and it has an emergency single day bed in the upstairs hall.

It has three bathrooms, one of which is an ensuite.

This cottage boasts two inglenook fireplaces in the dining room and sitting room and It has a fabulous farmhouse kitchen complete with a Two oven Redfyre Stove.

The cottage has a quaint front garden and back garden and is accessed down a country lane.

Please Note: Set back behind the property is a small business centre and opposite are open fields. See the last thumbnail above. Behind where the car is parked is the small business centre. A low hum from here can be heard from the gardens.

This cottage is very central and has great access to the coast, with Aldeburgh less than an hour away.

Woodfarm House in Crowfield is also very close to Stonham Barns, an ever popluar family destination for a fun day out where you can see birds of prey, play golf, shop and more.

Another place of interest to many is Tower Reclamation - A fantastic supplier of architectural salvage offering a wide selection of interesting antique building materials removed from Country Cottages, Farmhouses, Manor Houses and Victorian Workshops found in Suffolk and the surrounding counties.

This is a very spacious 15th Century thatched farm house full of character and atmosphere where you can spread out and enjoy the house and this very rural area of Suffolk.

 

As Woodfarm House is just off the Suffolk Tourist Route along the A1120 you won't have to go far to visit fantastic places of interest.

With Birds of Prey, Abbey Aquatics, Antiques and collectables, Cafe' and Restaurant, Jewellery, toys, Garden Centre and much more Stonham Barns is the perfect family hot spot and it's only a few minutes from the cottage! http://www.stonhambarns.com/ 

Easton Farm Park is another popular place to spend the day. Here the kids can hand feed the animals, ride ponies, meet the pigs and collect the chickens eggs. Just over twenty minutes away it's a great day out for the kids.http://www.eastonfarmpark.co.uk/page/home 

But why should only the kids have fun? After a morning out at Easton you could go on to enjoy a special experience at one of Suffolks last remaining pubs with a no bar-counter. Simply go into the tap room out the back ! The Kings Head is situated in the beautiful village of Laxfield. This pub is a local treasure to all who live in Suffolk. http://www.laxfieldkingshead.co.uk/index2.html 

If rustic pubs is your sort of dwelling place then don't miss out The Victoria in Earl Soham. Serving good honest British food this fabulously traditional pub has it's own 'Earl Soham Brewery'. The Victoria was the first pub to serve this beer back when it was brewed in Maurice's old chicken shed out the back. The pub is small but you won't find any pool tables or fruit machines taking up any necesary space. Well behaved Kids and dogs are welcome too. http://www.earlsohambrewery.co.uk/ 

Framlingham is a brilliant village with great pubs and restaurants,a market square with a fab deli and Framlingham Castle, a magnificent 12th Century fortress.  http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/daysout/properties/framlingham-castle/ 

Another popular destination is Helmingham Hall. The beautiful garden open days are the main draw, but they also have great events like the festival of Classic and Sports Cars, Suffolk dog days and a food and drink festival. An insider tip to beat all of these is the public footpath running throught the deer park. Walk amongst the deer, impressive cattle and sheep. http://www.helmingham.com/index.asp