Accommodation Manorhouse
Garden Room
The Garden Room in the barn conversion has a
king-size bed and sofa, with a view of the courtyard and gardens and
French doors which open onto its own small patio with seating. The
Bathroom has a large power shower.
Blue Room
The Blue Room has twin beds or a super-king size bed. It is an oak beamed room situated at the rear of the house, overlooking the courtyard and barns, a large en-suite with a big bath.
Ivory Room
The Dairy
The Dairy, a ground floor room in converted barn with flint and brick wall and beams which can be a twin bedded or king-size bed, a sofa, a walk-in shower, there are no steps in the room
Manorflat
Self contained flat - suitable for weekly
Manorflat is a Victorian addition to The Manorhouse, a Suffolk long- house dating back to the early 16th century, the house is set in large grounds.
On two floors, The Manorflat is self contained with its own entrance and parking and use of the garden with plenty of seating. Help yourself to herbs and salads in the summer.
The accommodation has recently been decorated to a high standard and spaciously set out for two people.
A large lobby leading to an attractive good sized open plan kitchen-diner / sitting room, which overlooks the village Green. On the first floor is the bedroom with
king - size double bed, and a large en-suite shower room.
Facilities include an electric cooker, fridge-freezer, microwave, digital television,
Free Wi Fi, hairdryer, radio etc.
We provide bed-linen and towels. Included in the price are electricity , central heating and a washing service.
This self-catering has everything you need, including washing-up liquid, black sacks, J cloths, cling film, toilet rolls, cleaning things, kitchen- towel, tea towels, corkscrew, salt, pepper and sugar etc.
Our village has two pubs; The White Horse offers lunch and dinner every day. There is a Beyton walk. A regular bus takes you to Bury St Edmunds or Woolpit and Stowmarket or there is a back road to Bury St Edmunds, 4 mile, which leads to a large car park.
A shop/Post Office and bakery is in Thurston, just over a mile and a Co-op, bakery, fish and chip shop and aladdins cave gift/card shop (The Old Bakery) does teas/coffee in Woolpit. Supermarkets are easy to get to on the outskirts of Bury.
Graded 4 Stars with The English Tourist Board
Sorry, no smoking or pets.
Price from £220 to £280 per week Saturday to Saturday