This beautiful 17th century cottage is nestled within beautiful countryside in the historic village of Hoxne conservation area, and posesses a blend of character features & contemporary styling which make it an ideal place to relax & unwind. As is typical for a cottage of this age please be aware that the stairs are steep and winding, and also be mindful of the split level kitchen with steps down to the dining and reception rooms. This timber framed cottage has many original architectural features such as beamed ceilings, timbered walls, and an inglenook fireplace. It is equipped with a modern wood pellet stove (pellets provided FOC), gas central heating and hot water as well as a gas range stove for those who enjoy cooking.  It is cosy in the winter and cool in the summer. There is an entrance porch for coats, shoes and boots, which leads into a well-proportioned reception room and then to an initial kitchen, with steps down to a kitchen/diner and French doors opening onto the garden. The south facing cottage garden is sunny and private, a lovely spot to eat and relax surrounded by birdsong, and has a herb garden that guests are welcome to use. The spacious bathroom and toilet are on the ground floor by the back door of the cottage, as are the two kitchen areas with dining table and seating for up to 6 people. The traditional cottage stairs lead to the spacious bedroom with a king size bed and, if required, a fold-out cube bed. The room is timbered and has a shuttered window overlooking the garden.

Situated in an outstanding rural area to the south of the Waveney Valley, it is surrounded by a network of country lanes and footpaths which can be explored straight from the cottage. It is a delightful holiday home for a family, couple, or friends wanting to explore the outstanding countryside and host of great pubs and interesting places to visit that are easily accessible from the property.