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Moat House Farm, Bed and Breakfast
Moat House Farm is surrounded by open farm land, and is ideally situated for visiting the Suffolk Heritage Coast. You will be pleasantly surprised at the relaxed atmosphere created by the 3.5 acres of surrounding garden and grounds, together with the traditional timber framed barns and out buildings. Located halfway between the towns of Aldeburgh and Framlingham, there are a good selection of pubs and restaurants nearby.
Kelsale Place, Bed and Breakfast
Kelsale Place is a large Victorian country house sitting in its own parkland. It retains its 19th century character having been sympathetically restored. Bedrooms are either en-suite or have a separate bathroom and toilet. All rooms are decorated to a high standard and colour television and tea/coffee making facilities are provided. Convenient for Aldeburgh, Southwold, Dunwich, Minsmere and the Suffolk Heritage Coast.
Andy Seedhouse Boats
A friendly but professional, family run business. An extraordinary collection of used chandlery, fittings and 'boaty bits'. From life jackets for the kids to anchors, ropes, electronic equipment - the list is endless. Situated on the waterfront of the delightful market town and boating centre of Woodbridge in Suffolk.
Fox Cottage, Darsham
No. 2 Fox Cottages, Darsham is a two bedroomed Period Cottage sleeping three people, personally managed by the owners. Dating from around 1850 Fox Cottage is now fully updated and restored with gas central heating throughout, but retaining cottage features and exposed beams. This cottage offers an all year round ideal situation for visitors to enjoy the many attractions of this part of north-east Suffolk.
Lamorna Cottage, Reydon
Lamorna Cottage is a cosy, pantiled, three-bedroomed, 19th Century, end of terrace cottage in a quiet residential street, with many period features. It is an ideal base for exploring the lovely Suffolk Heritage Coast. Sleeps up to five.
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Close to the Halesworth Airfield Museum stand three fine memorials to those American Servicemen who served at Halesworth Airfield during WWII.
The memorial to the 56th Fighter Group (Zemke's Wolfpack) [below] carries a plaque commemorating that this Group established a record of combat performance unequalled in US Airforce Fighter history, while the memorial to the 489th Bomb Group records these servicemen who played important parts in the historic events of D-Day in June 1944 [right]. The third memorial is dedicated to the 5th Emergency Rescue Squadron who rescued downed allied aircrew from the North Sea [left].