Cressland

About this property

A beautiful Grade II* listed holiday cottage in the pretty village of Kersey, Cressland has everything you could desire on your Suffolk holiday!

This property may be booked for up to four people at reduced rates see Special Offer below.

Cressland is a beautiful Grade II listed house, carefully restored to ensure all the original features are displayed but mixed with a real sense of comfort and indulgence. Lavish bedrooms, wonderful sitting room with a glorious open fire with a modern kitchen set in lovely grounds next to the `Splash' all make this property a real treat and pleasure to stay in. This property may have the smallest office in Suffolk - intrigued? Shop: 3 miles Pub: 200 yards.

ground floor

Sitting Room: TV, DVD, open fire, leading to Office: Wi-fi, family games, puzzles and books.

Dining Room: Table and chairs, woodburner, iPod/iPad/iPhone dock, CD, radio.

Kitchen: Cooker, fridge, freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washer dryer, table and chairs.

Shower Room: Shower, washbasin and wc.

first floor

Bedroom 1: King size bed.

Bedroom 2: Single bed with trundle bed underneath.

Bedroom 3: Twin beds.

Bathroom: Bath with shower, washbasin and wc.

Steep narrow staircase up to

second floor

Bedroom 4: King size bed and En-Suite Bathroom with roll top bath, shower attachment, washbasin and wc.

Garden: Enclosed at rear and side, gas barbecue, furniture, summer house.

Parking: Two spaces in driveway plus plenty of off street.

Heating: Oil heating.

Notes: Towels, barrel of logs, travel cot and highchair are all included. A hairdryer to each bedroom is provided. Customers are reminded to bring their own linen for the cot. Please note there is a stream that runs along the side of the property.

Security Deposit: There is a Security Deposit of £100.00 payable to Suffolk Secrets which will be required four weeks before your holiday.

Special Offer: Available at reduced pricing for four people using the king size room (bedroom 1) and twin room (bedroom 3) only.

Kersey has been described as Suffolk's prettiest hamlet. In the Middle Ages, Kersey was a thriving village producing woollen yarn and over 500 people occupied the timber framed houses. Nowadays, it's more peaceful place with circa 150 people occupying many of those same houses. It is a beautiful setting for exploring the wonderful local counrtyside includng Constable Country and the wool towns of Lavenham, Long Melford, Clare and Cavendish.