Self-catering cottages near Sudbury in Suffolk

Sudbury is a fairly large town on the River Stour in Suffolk. Suffolk was wool country - wool being much in demand in the 14th century. The town flourished on the hard work of weavers in and around Sudbury.

One of Sudbury's most famous residents was Thomas Gainsborough, the portrait painter, whose father was a weaver. Gainsborough House is open to the public.


Old Corn Exchange now Library in Sudbury	Tudor Black Boy Pub in Sudbury

Many of the fine buildings from that time are still used for modern purposes.
There are various interesting walk around the town and into the countryside.

Self-catering cottages in Sudbury, Suffolk for weekly holidays and weekend breaks .

Charming thatched cottage near Sudbury, Suffolk. Sleeps 8

2 sitting rooms

Partridge End cottage is a pretty part thatched part tiled grade II listed building set in approximately a quarter acre of its own grounds and surrounded by open fields to the front and orchards to the rear.

The orchards have country walks going through them around a lake and you can walk through them to the main village of Assington, which has an excellent farm shop, which sells fresh vegetables, dairy produce, frozen food, etc.; it’s also the Post Office. There is also a pub which serve good 'pub grub'.

The cottage can accommodate up to eight people comfortably in 4 bedrooms. There are two sitting rooms and a dining room ensuring plenty of space for the larger group.

Click on the photograph shown for contact details, prices and interior photographs. This country cottage in Suffolk is just lovely.

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Self-catering Sudbury, Suffolk