Holiday houses in Bulcamp

The Little Duke | Luxury hideaway, near Southwold

A beautifully converted former stables dating back to the early 1800s, The Little Duke is a perfect escape for two. Set on the grounds of Duke House, you have your own private terrace overlooking the garden, an orchard for your exclusive use, and access to 2 acres of peaceful Suffolk countryside. Inside, a generous open-plan living space with a well-equipped kitchen leads to a super-king bedroom with an ensuite upstairs. Thoughtfully designed with calm colours and considered details throughout.

Birdhaven - Large Cottage 6.5 miles from Southwold

Birdhaven is a delightful cottage situated on a quiet lane in the pretty village of Wenhaston, just a few miles from Southwold and the Suffolk Coast & Heaths. This charming self-catering cottage offers cosy accommodation with plenty of natural wonders and attractions nearby. It features lovely views of the surrounding picturesque meadows which offer wonderful sunsets. The cottage has a large garden and driveway offering private parking and the woodburner makes it an ideal cosy winter escape.

The Secret Shed near Southwold and Halesworth

Hidden in the Suffolk countryside, yet close to Southwold, Walberswick and Dunwich beaches all a 10 minute drive away. Large open plan cabin sleeping 2, comfortably furnished, secluded private garden with sun deck, surrounded by mature trees. Henham Barns wedding venue 3 miles away and Thorington outside theatre within walking distance, nature reserve and marsh a 2 minute walk, ideal for wildlife and bird watching. Two pubs nearby. Within the catchment area for Sizewell - 20 minutes by car.

Red Hare Barn

Newly converted barn in a peaceful rural location 10 mins from the coast in a dark sky area. The barn is all on one level and benefits from fantastic views over the large rear garden and fields beyond. Fast Starlink broadband and electric car charger. Two miles from the historic market town of Saxmundham with Waitrose and Tesco. Close to the seaside resorts of Aldeburgh, Thorpness, Southwold and Walberswick plus Minsemere RSPB bird reserve, Snape Maltings concert hall and Latitude festival a

Tranquil creative space near Southwold

Ditch Studio is a self contained, contemporary extension to an 18th century workers cottage on the Henham estate ( home to Latitude festival ). A tranquil haven surrounded by a wild garden, fields and ancient woodlands.The Studio was crafted by its artisan hosts using sustainable and reclaimed materials where possible. The ground floor has a polished concrete floor with underfloor heating, a galley kitchen and wet room with a Moroccan plastered shower. Upstairs is the attic bed/sitting room.

Beautiful selfcontained cabin.Halesworth Southwold

The Tabernacle is a restored timber framed workshop brought back to life with reclaimed and recycled materials. This cosy space is perfect for couples wanting a romantic space to spend a few days away. Or for wildlife enthusiasts looking to explore the local areas of outstanding natural beauty. The Tabernacle is situated in a wildlife garden with it's own dedicated outside space for you to sit and relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Please see the reviews for our other Airbnb.

Brook Farm Bell Tent

Enjoy the lovely setting of this romantic spot in nature. Large 6m bell tent in secluded area of a small farm. 9 minute walk to the excellent village pub pub. 4 miles to Walberswick. 6 miles to Southwold. Single bed available for children. Fridge, plug sockets, kettle, crockery, table & chairs available in small barn situated 50m down slope from Bell tent (next to car parking area) available solely for guest use. BBQ/fire pit area next to Bell tent. Charcoal & wood available to buy.

Daisy Cottage … discover Suffolk

Spend a little time savouring the delights of Suffolk in this little gem of a cottage so close to the beaches of Walberswick and Southwold. Come back to the wood burner in the autumn and winter and a lovely meal cooked for you at the Queens Head just 10 minutes walk away. Our Cottage is pet friendly for one dog, please add this when you make your booking. Due to the authentic nature of the cottage it is not suitable for infants or the infirm with its Suffolk brick flooring.

Little Foxes at Wenhaston

This delightful studio, in an idyllic location surrounded by farmland, is the perfect peaceful base to explore the beautiful Suffolk coastal area and its many and varied attractions - the beaches of Southwold only 5 miles away, Aldeburgh within 10 miles, and the RSPB Minsmere a short drive. Fully equipped and stylishly decorated, there is everything you will need for a perfect stay. Please check "Other details to note" for more detailed list of local attractions.

Little Furrows, Wenhaston

Little Furrows enjoys a well established cottage garden with patio and summerhouse, set within the grounds of the owner's house. The large windows ensure that the spacious sitting rooms is bright and homely, a well equipped kitchen with east facing window is perfect for breakfast and a large double bedroom with king sized bed with ensuite shower room. There are two pubs within walking distance and a good network of footpaths around this attractive village.

Mirror Houses Pound Farm - Pond OOD

What you'll love about Pond ÖÖD Mirror-House Dreamy views: Wake up to panoramic vistas of the vibrant flower meadow and lush woodlands, creating a perfect backdrop for relaxation and contemplation. Enjoy the sight of butterflies, birds, and other wildlife visiting this natural paradise. Unwind in the Hot Tub whilst looking up at he stars - the ultimate in relaxation. See our other mirror house: Meadow ÖÖD

Long Range 1, Henham Park Nr Southwold

Self contained private semi-detached cottage. Open plan living, dining and kitchenette. Large bedroom with wardrobes and a super king size bed plus a small double sofa bed in the living space. Featuring a spacious wet room with shower, loo and basin. Views over a lake on Henham Park which is on Suffolk's coast near Southwold and Aldeburgh. Access to the park is not possible unfortunately due to farming and event commitments.