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Tudor BarnLavenham, Suffolk, England

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From £700 per week

Sleeps: 25

Bedrooms:5

Bathrooms: 6
Searching for a unique and exceptional self-catering property in the wonderful medieval village of Lavenham? Then take a look at the stunning Tudor Barn. With the capacity to sleep up to 30, the spacious rural property is also ideal for special celebrations, get togethers, hen parties and small wedding receptions! To top it off, the Barn comes fully equipped with a Tennis Court and Games Room!
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dogs welcome1 dogs welcome
family friendly Family friendly
tennis court Tennis Court
games room Games room
Overview Tudor Barn is a Barn Conversion, set in Suffolk England. The property is in a rural setting and is remote.

Good area for walking with opportunities to enjoy golf nearby. There is a local pub nearby. Local pub information: , 5 miles away, within 5 miles.

Long lets and short breaks available year round with a 2 day(s) minimum stay.

Sleeping up to 25 people in 5 bedrooms and with 6 bathrooms (including some en-suite facilities), this Barn Conversion is dog-friendly. Appreciate features like the woodstove, exposed beam and historic appeal . Special leisure features at this house include a games room , tennis court and enclosed garden. The property welcomes family groups, hen parties, wedding parties.

Family-friendly and pet-friendly.

Parking available
Bedrooms 8 sofabed(s)/futon(s) | 2 kingsize bed(s) | 4 double bed(s) | 13 single bed(s)
Bathrooms 6 bathroom(s) | En-suite bathroom | Power Shower
Kitchen Fridge/Freezer | Microwave | Dishwasher | Washing Machine
Other TV video/dvd | Parking

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Location Lavenham is a small, medieval town situated in England that was popularized during the reign of King Henry VIII. At that time, it was considered one of the wealthiest towns in all of England; ranking fourteenth among other towns. Today, it is still known for its rich heritage and beautiful architecture. Visitors to the town will find many impressive timber-framed buildings, with each building unique in both style and design. The most notable feature of the town is its National Trust guildhall, which has been around since the 15th century. Additionally, there is an enormous church located in the town with intricate details and artwork to admire. Furthermore, visitors can explore the winding lanes that are lined with shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants. All these factors make Lavenham a great destination to visit for anyone looking to experience a piece of England’s unique culture and history.
Attractions Lavenham, Long Melford, and Kersey in Suffolk County are world-renowned as medieval wool towns and offer guided tours. Just beyond Dedham Vale and Flatford Mill lies Bury St Edmunds with its majestic 1000 year old cathedral tower. Kentwell Hall offers a unique look into the past, hosting Tudor and WWII reenactments throughout the year. Additionally, there are several castles to explore such as Framlingham, Orford, and Hedingham, along with a church trail, Sutton Hoo, and numerous National Trust properties. The Thetford Forest area also boasts Go Ape, a high wire adventure course, and plenty of farm shops to browse and pick up some local items. Those looking for a more relaxed day can take a canoe out for hire on the River Stour or go for a boat tour. Boats can also be hired for individual use, and there are plenty of walks and riding trails for nature lovers. Golf courses, fishing spots, nature reserves, open gardens, museums, and even an Anglo-Saxon village reconstruction are all nearby.
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Listed grade II, Tudor barn and cartlodge that sleeps groups of up to 24 comfortably. Whacky and breathtaking accommodation tucked away down a long farm track on an environmentally-friendly farm surrounded by ancient wildflower meadows and ponds, with safe enclosed garden for barbecues and croquet. Ideal for family gatherings, reunions with friends, small wedding receptions, and hen parties. Unconventional, yet comfortable accommodation for the more adventurous - the huge aisled 16th century barn with roaring woodburner, gas heaters, and large banquet area adjoins the cosy, under-floor heated cartlodge. There are three conventional bedrooms (one downstairs with own bathroom), and the barn sleeps up to 16 in a massive space (curtains can divide one end) - in comfortable, hand-made Suffolk oak beds (2 massive four-posters, 2 truckle doubles, 8 singles), moved where you want them. The cartlodge has a huge, sunny, well-equipped kitchen, big lobby for muddy boots, upstairs TV sitting room, and two smart bathrooms. Outside a hop, skip and a jump away is a posh new loo and power-shower block. An enclosed herb garden with lawn, croquet and barbecue means children can be supervised without straying off. Further afield is a meadow to play ball games. Friends, families, walkers, bird-watchers can get together in spacious, beautiful, ancient and environmentally-friendly working farm to paint, pond dip, hug trees, play tennis, walk, bike, explore nature, go slow, relax, feast and celebrate. Outdoors bike (we have 20 bikes) or walk on planned circular routes, play tennis, croquet, barbecue, peacefully paint, explore our castle earthworks, visit the happy pigs, feed the bantams, try out pond dipping, tree hugging, or other activities from our family activity pack, visit our modest museum. Pet-friendly. Inside the award-winning Grade II listed 16th century barn, crammed full of exposed oak beams, there is space to dance, play table tennis and table football, put on a play or re-enact Tudor times (dressing up box for children, and Tudor costumes for adults, Tudor tableware, games and even a murder mystery written for the barn). Ideal for family self-catering, large group gatherings, birthday celebrations, civilised hen parties, wedding receptions, reunions - or just getting away, secluded and relatively remote but close to London, off the beaten track, to somewhere peaceful. For corporate away-days and team building stays we have cryptic clue bicycle treasure hunts around the local medieval villages, Go Ape in nearby Thetford Forest, canoe down the River Stour, weave willow baskets, and ideas for other team bonding activities - and the barn doubles as a conference room for a meeting.