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.
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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 .
Groton Manor Farm dates from the fifteenth century, the area on which the house stands has been farmed since Roman times. The spacious 4 bedroom accommodation features high ceilings and is furnished for your comfort and enjoyment.
Visit fascinating old historic towns of Suffolk such as Groton which has strong links with Boston in America because it's founder came from Groton, Suffolk.
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