There are many attractions around East Anglia throughout the year and we advice you take full advantage of them in your stay.

The Church of St Mary the Virgin dates back to 1525 with a a fascinating history and boast a magnificent set of bells dating back to the 16th Century.

Visitors to the area should not miss Dedham Church , Willy Lotts House at Flatford and the national trust Information centre at Flatford Bridge Cottage. Dedham also has a museum displaying the works of Sir Alfred Munnings the well known horse artist whilst in Dedham take time to visit the converted Church which now houses a thriving Craft centre acting as a show case for local craftsmen and artists.

Walking - This area is particularly well known for its countryside walks that simply can't be missed. The cottage is just a short stroll away from the famous Flatford mill where the famous artist John Constable spent his childhood.

Bird watching - As would be expected in an area of such nature surroundings wildlife abounds none more so than its bird.

Fishing - The local area offers a wide range of fishing opportunities in un spoilt and natural surroundings.

Pubs: The Beehive, Carriers, Red Lion, Hare and Hounds and The Kings Head

Restaurant: The Haywain, Red Lion, Kings Head

Shops: Local Convenience store, Chemists, Craft Shop, Bakers, Gift Shop

The surrounding villages such as Dedham, Manningtree, Stratford and of course the two towns nearby Ipswich and
Colchester also have a lot to offer.