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About Us

Hedingham Old Pottery Bed and Breakfast is situated at the edge of Castle Hedingham a couple of minutes walk to the historic Norman Castle. The house is a large brick build house set back from the road with a delightful garden at the rear. The accommodation consisits of one twin/double en suite room, one double room with family bathroom, there is also a smaller twin room which can be used for group bookings.​

 

Breakfast is served in owner's dining room which is furnished with antique furniture and seats 8.  Nespresso coffee machine.  Full English breakfast included:   Eggs, bacon and sausages from best local butcher, field mushrooms, tomatoes (baked beans if requested).   Cereals, fruit, yoghurts, fruit juice, toast.

Local area.

 

 

Hedingham Castle

 

While Hedingham Castle remains a family home, the Norman Keep and grounds are open to the public from Easter to October.  Today the castle is a venue for a range of events, including jousting, archery, falconry, re-enactment battles, fairs, classic & vintage car shows, music concerts and theatre productions

Also nearby is Colne Valley Railway with a vintage steam/diesel train with rides on a Victorian line.

 

The market town of Sudbury is approximately 6 miles away and here you will find Gainsborough's house with a museum and art gallery.

 

3 miles further is Long Melford which boasts the longest village tree lined street in the country;  Melford Hall (a beautiful National Trust property); Kentwell Hall (an Elizabethan Manor House which has reinactment tudor shows at certain times of the year) and Long Melford Church a must if interested in architecture and stained glass.

 

Nearby Lavenham is one of Suffolk's  old wool towns.  Medieval timber framed buildings line the streets. 

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