Sudbury Holiday Cottages

Sudbury Cottages

Babergh District

The Cartlodge

Ref: S97422

Reviews 39

The Cartlodge has been finished to a very high standard. Ideally located in Sudbury you are near all this bustling town has to offer and only a short drive from the popular villages of Long Melford and Lavenham.Size: Sleeps 3, 2 bedrooms. Nearest...

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Babergh District

The Cottage

Ref: S882486

This small market town in Suffolk boasts pretty half-timbered houses, characterful sloping roofs and is home to the famous painter Thomas Gainsborough. Take a stroll along Gainsborough Street and down a little alleyway where you will find...

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£57

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Babergh District

Stable Cottage

Ref: S114239

Reviews 53

Enjoy the architecture in the area, Sudbury presents a combination of Victorian terrace houses, Georgian manor houses and medieval timber framed Halls. Belle Vue Park is a lovely spot for kicking back and watching the world go by and there is an...

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£72

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Babergh District

Charming 2 Bedroom Cottage mid town on quiet road

Ref: S1001114

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£154

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Babergh District

Central Victorian Cottage

Ref: S294592

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£470

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Babergh District

Blackberry Barn by The Suffolk Cottage Collection

Ref: S1253141

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£190

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Babergh District

Horseshoe house

Ref: S1247157

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£145

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Sudbury Holiday Cottages

Lying on the banks of the River Stour in south Suffolk, close to the border with Essex, is Sudbury: a historic market town with a population of just over 13,000. Its location makes Sudbury holiday cottages a fantastic base from which to explore both counties - and perhaps even make a day trip out to the coast for some time spent by the sea.

Settled in the 8th century, Sudbury was an Anglo-Saxon market town well known for its textile industries. The wealth accumulated from this funded many of the buildings and the churches in the area, lots of which still stand proud today. Sudbury is part of Constable Country: the picturesque landscape that inspired artist John Constable. The town retains its market status with a twice-weekly market held outside St Peter’s Church, frequented by locals and visitors alike. The Church itself now acts as a community hub for events and exhibitions.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Miss Kathleen Pipes - Verified booking

Lovely, thoughtful owners. Love the property. New build, beautifully finished. Best equipped kitchen we've encountered in any cottage and we've stayed in a lot; you could cook Christmas dinner here with no problems. Excellent cooker and kitchen. For dog owners, be aware there's no grass outside, shingle at the front like a beach, but there are lots of circular walks on pavements or a trip to the nearby Meadows, so not an insurmountable problem if your dog is up for pavement pounding. It was a very hot week when we stayed and property is South facing, so can be warm. Nice airy private courtyard at side for an evening drink with nice table and chairs, though be aware steps down are steep; we and the dog managed them safely both ways! As with all cottages, sofa and big chair a bit soft and tend to swallow those with older knees, dining chairs hard! Will bring a cushion next time! Lovely property, a real find for us. Made visiting family easy. We plan to return

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Sue - Verified booking

Brilliant host obviously takes pride in providing a first class property with more than essential items included in every room and plenty of space which made it feel like home from home.

The cottages is light and airy and having stable door open was great. The lovely villages to visit locally as well as the one hour trip to find the sea at Felixstowe were a lovely surprise as never visited this area previously. Lots of walks and definitely a relaxing weeks holiday. Would have liked to have seen a breakdown of your company charges on the initial first page on your web site and also explained when speaking to your call centre who offered to complete the booking as I was having difficulty with my internet and then adding of a further small charge for that service.I was only given the total of my booking on the phone. I obviously expected a charge but on questioning the amount of Â£65 after receiving my receipt of my last minute booking I was told it is not a set amount or a percentage of the cost but automatically worked out. I am not criticising your follow-up emails or call centre service just your transparency of booking charges.

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Anne - Verified booking

We spent a week in September 2021 in Stable Cottage in Sudbury.

Jenny, the owner, was there to welcome us and proved to be a very helpful and charming hostess. We appreciated her welcome pack of milk, bread, butter, marmalade and home made cookies. The cottage is very clean and comfortable and has recently been repainted. The kitchen is well equipped and the bathroom is modern with a walk-in shower. We slept well, despite the occasional traffic noise. The location of the cottage is perfect, as it only takes a few minutes to walk to the historic town square, local restaurants, supermarkets and the lovely meadows. Sudbury is the ideal base for visiting nearby Long Melford, Cavendish, Clare, Lavenham and Bury St. Edmunds as well as for longer trips to the coast, Sutton Hoo and Flatford Mill. There is so much to explore in this peaceful and picturesque county that we will definitely be back.

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Mr Shutler - Verified booking

The Cartlodge is a short drive or about a 20 minute walk to the centre of Sudbury which has a market twice a week and a Waitrose and a Tesco so food shopping is very convenient. It is relatively modern and built to a high standard throughout with the kitchen being the standout room - it has a six ring hob and a double oven so for cooks it is very well-equipped. The main bedroom is very spacious with drawers and a wardrobe and the single is much more restricted in space and in my opinion would suit a child or smallish adult. There is a small and private courtyard garden reached via the front door and through a gate at the side of the property. We particularly enjoyed the welcome basket - especially the eggs from the owners own hens!

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Susan - Verified booking

The cottage was light, spacious and clean.

It was well equipped and comfortable. However we would agree with previous reviews that chairs for the dining table would be more acceptable than stools.. Stable cottage was convenient for the town, and also river and meadow walks. Sudbury is a busy town with many independent shops and a good market. The walk from Sudbury to Bures was extremely scenic, with a rail replacement bus to return to Sudbury. There are so many nearby walks around Long Melford and Nayland incorporating some interesting old churches. There are also many coffee shops and restaurants. We recommend 'The Codfather' for fish and vegetarian dishes.

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Things to do near Sudbury

Colchester Zoo

Hailed as the 11th best zoo in the world, Colchester Zoo is the perfect day out for animal lovers. Home to a whopping 240 species of animals, this incredible zoo is set over 60 acres of pretty parkland and boasts an array of different habitats and features.

East Anglian Railway Museum

Working railway museum near Colchester, Essex. Features exhibits & displays covering 100 years of railway engineering in East Anglia. Regular events. Open daily.

Greene King Brewery

The Green King Brewery started life in 1799 in Bury St Edmunds, where it still brews beer today. Join them for a tour at their Westgate Brewery and learn about Greene King’s history and how their beers are made. Their ‘Beer Café’ is a great place to try their beers. The onsite shop offers takeouts and local produce. Partly accessible. Westgate Brewery, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. IP33 1QT. 01284 843326.

Kentwell Hall

Kentwell is a Manor House set in acres of gardens and parkland, located in the Suffolk village of Long Melford, near Sudbury. It is a privately owned family home and gardens that are open to the public at certain times of the year...

Colchester Castle Museum

Award winning museum at Colchester Castle, the largest Norman Keep in Europe. Experience 2000 years of local history with hands-on displays, activities & tours.

St. Edmundsbury Cathedral

The Cathedral has been a place of prayer and a destination for travellers for more than a thousand years. It started life as St. James Church and was transformed into St. Edmundsbury Cathedral in 1914. Stained glass, statues, tapestries, paintings and a stunning vaulted ceiling in the Millennium tower. Guided tours of the cathedral and tower are available to book. Cafe, shop & library. Accessible access and routes to the cathedral and gardens . Free entry but donations welcome. Angel Hill, Bury St. Edmunds, IP33 1LS

Sudbury Cottages

Babergh District

The Cartlodge

Ref: S97422

Reviews 39

Babergh District

The Cottage

Ref: S882486

Babergh District

Stable Cottage

Ref: S114239

Reviews 53

Babergh District

Charming 2 Bedroom Cottage mid town on quiet road

Ref: S1001114

Babergh District

Central Victorian Cottage

Ref: S294592

Babergh District

Blackberry Barn by The Suffolk Cottage Collection

Ref: S1253141

Babergh District

Horseshoe house

Ref: S1247157