Our 3 17th century self catering holiday cottages are situated in the heart of the Waveney Valley, on the Suffolk Norfolk border, 6 miles from the market town of Diss.
Set within two acres of woodland and gardens running down to the banks of the River Waveney, fishing is available, or you can lay back and relax and watch out for the kingfishers,swans and ducks,and owls or just watch the fish jump and if you are lucky you may even see the otter.
Springtime is a beautiful time in the garden, with a mass of snowdrops daffodil and bluebells. If you like walking the Angles way runs from Lopham fen to Great Yarmouth and passes through the village. This is also a good area for cycling, or just visiting the local attractions like, Banham Zoo, Bessingham Gardens, Framlingham Castle, or the beautiful Suffolk coast, Southwold, Minsmere, Dunwich.
All our cottages have been well furnished and are well equipped, we feel they are more like homes rather than just a holiday cottage.
Pump cottage sleep 4, with private patio. The smaller cottages sleep 2. We live in part of the Olde Coach House, and maintain and clean the cottages ourselves, so we can keep them to a high standard of cleanliness, and in good order, as we feel this is important.
Highlights
17th century cottages.
2 acre gardens lead to the River Waveney. Dog friendly.fishing.private off road parking
Your Stay
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Pictures
Pump cottage
The gardens
Facilities
Sleeps:
4
Bedrooms:
2
Cot Available:
Yes
Disabled Facilities: No.
Linen Provided: Yes. all linen provided,towels,tea towels included.
Pets Allowed: Yes. Dogs by arrangement only
Central Heating: Yes. Fuel type: Electric
Open Fire: No.
Smoking Allowed: No. sorry no smoking in cottages
Outdoor Facilities: Yes.
over 2 acres garden run down to the banks of the river Waveney fishing available in season. off road parking.
Local Services:
Local market towns include Diss and Harleston.The popular olde kings head is 100yds. Local bus service every hour.
Directions
From Diss, you take the A143 towards Great Yarmouth and Brockish is about 6miles from Diss, you take the first turn off into the Village of Brockdish, We are 100yards past the Village hall.
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