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You can be assured of
a warm welcome at Grange Farm, our moated home dating back to the
13th century. There is a guests'
bathroom with individual towels, mats and soap provided. All rooms
look out over the pretty and extensive gardens full of bird life. The moat is medieval and completes our rural peace with wonderful
reflections, especially in the evening.
Snape and the Maltings, Minsmere and the sea are within easy reach. Ickworth House, 12th Century Framlingham Castle and Sutton Hoo, the Anglo Saxon burial ground, are just a few of the countless attractions. Spring News: Lots of redecorating and repairing this winter and with the assistance of English Heritage the trees around the moat are being thinned and a new drain to the nearby River Alde installed. Lucy the Labrador is looking forward to welcoming back friends new and old. Elizabeth Hickson |
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The
house is full of character. Every room is beamed and in winter the Aga burns in the kitchen and log fires in the sitting-rooms where
you are welcome to relax, watch television, enjoy a game of
snooker or, for the energetic, we have an all-weather tennis court in
excellent condition. In the dining room the
runners for wooden shutters can still be seen evoking the
timelessness of this place.
We
have ample parking in front of the house. The breakfast marmalade and bread are home-made
and the honey is local. Tea may be served beside the moat in warm
weather.