Pleasurewood Hills is a family theme park near Lowestoft, Suffolk, featuring a wide range of roller coasters, flat rides, water rides, children's attractions, and live shows, catering especially to families and children.
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Hemblington Hall
Hemblington Hall is a Grade II listed historic hall set in peaceful countryside with views over rolling fields, offering spacious holiday accommodation with family facilities and a shared outdoor heated swimming pool within the garden.
North Cottage Lighthouse is a historic part of a lighthouse dating from 1874, situated in Lowestoft, Suffolk, close to the beach and local amenities, offering sea views and a cosy, period-character holiday retreat for up to six guests.
Somerleyton Hall is a fine Victorian stately home featuring partial interior tours. It is set within 12 acres of gardens including a historic yew hedge maze, offering both indoor and outdoor experiences. Facilities include a cafe, shop, and accessibility features, with garden entry free for Historic Houses members and paid hall tours.
Lowestoft is a coastal town in Suffolk, England, known for its historical fishing industry, seaside resort beaches, maritime heritage, and ongoing regeneration with a focus on renewable energy.
This detached Grade II listed barn conversion is set on a quiet country lane with spacious accommodation and extensive grounds near the village of Laxfield in Suffolk, offering a peaceful rural setting with nearby historic towns and countryside attractions.
A character semi-detached thatched house located in a quaint riverside village with a private enclosed garden, parking, and pet-friendly policy, ideal for families and small groups seeking a peaceful countryside retreat.
St Olave's Priory is the ruins of a historic 13th century Augustinian priory located near the River Waveney. Visitors can explore the remains of the undercroft, chapel aisles, and refectory, surrounded by scenic outdoor grounds, managed by English Heritage.
Cravens Manor is a large 16th century detached Tudor manor house set in two acres of rural gardens near Southwold, Suffolk, offering spacious accommodation over three floors suitable for families and groups.
Farthings is a unique thatched cottage in Wroxham, situated in the Broads National Park, known for its historical character and natural surroundings with a secluded enclosed garden and a private hot tub.
Hoveton Hall is a Regency gault brick house with slate roof, surrounded by well-maintained gardens featuring a wide variety of plants and a restored 19th-century iron glasshouse. Visitors can explore both the indoor historic house and the outdoor gardens, with facilities including a cafe, picnic area, and accessibility features.
A spacious seaside home suitable for large families with six bedrooms, direct access to a dune-backed beach, extensive enclosed garden, and ample private parking for 12 cars.
Horsey Windpump is a restored historic drainage windmill located in the village of Horsey, Norfolk, managed by the National Trust. Visitors can enjoy the outdoor experience of exploring the windpump and surrounding nature walks with views over Horsey Mere and access to the nearby beach.
The Lantern Loft is a three-bedroom apartment located in the village centre of Walberswick, offering a blend of modern comfort and traditional coastal charm with scenic views and a small roof terrace.
Horizon View is a second-floor apartment in a Grade II listed building near Lowestoft beach, offering coastal views and a homely atmosphere suitable for families, couples, and pet owners.
This 18th-century traditional detached Suffolk cottage offers a peaceful and homely rural retreat with historic features and proximity to the Suffolk Heritage Coast and Heart of Suffolk cycle route.
The Mowle is a spacious historic thatch cottage dating back to 1550, set in a peaceful waterside location with a large mature garden, private hot tub, and abundant wildlife views, suited for families and groups seeking a scenic private retreat.
Wherryman's Cottage is a detached riverside historic holiday cottage dating back to the early 1800s, set with river views on the Norfolk Broads and located in the village of Coltishall.
This unique converted cottage attached to a historic listed windmill offers accommodation over multiple floors with private enclosed lawn garden and views of surrounding countryside and coastline, set near the Norfolk Broads and coast.
This charming family holiday home in an 18th-century converted stable block in Winterton-on-Sea offers a ground-floor layout with nearby sandy beaches, a nature reserve, and seaside attractions.
A charming and cosy period cottage in Halesworth featuring original features and contemporary comforts, located close to the town center with gardens and a peaceful atmosphere.
This self-contained annex is part of a 16th-century historic home in the Northgate conservation area of Beccles, featuring original Elizabethan beams and situated near the River Waveney with scenic town and countryside surroundings, suitable for a romantic or quiet stay.
A unique Grade II listed building set in secluded woodland near Great Yarmouth, offering a family-friendly holiday home with river access, a garden, and private parking.
This Grade II listed moated cottage in the peaceful village of North Cove near Beccles features original period features and spacious sun-drenched grounds with private parking for 6 cars.