Green & Pleasant

Holiday Rental Description

Sitting in the centre of idyllic East Anglia, this Victorian rectory just outside of the village of Bressingham provides equal parts rural charm and contemporary style. With its grounds sprawling over five acres, bordered by an orchard and a meadow, this home is perfect for those who want something a little pastoral but with all mod cons.

Each room has been carefully furnished and designed, creating a powerful contrast between the Victorian building and its interior.

Spread over three floors, there is plenty of room for everyone to relax. You and your guests will choose between two sitting rooms to enjoy your coffee in (one of which has a log burner for when you want to feel extra snug), and the garden’s playground, football field and outdoor bar are all vying for attention. Don’t forget the hot tub – perfect for relaxing after a country ramble.

For the train-buffs in the group, the home is not far from Bressingham Steam Museum, a delightful little museum featuring working steam engnes. Further afield you’ll find the town of Diss, with its picturesque antique market stalls and high street.

Due to its central location, this home makes for an ideal base to explore East Anglia from. Towns such as Norwich, Southwold, Bury St. Edmunds and Ipswich are all within driving distance – if you can drag yourself away, of course.

Home truths:
*Well-behaved dogs are welcome by prior arrangement but must remain downstairs and outside of the lounge areas
*This home is spread over three floors, with no internal lift – it may not be suitable for those with limited mobility as the bedrooms are on the first and second floors
*Due to the location of this home, we recommend hiring a car to get the most out of your stay
*There’s free parking on this property, as well as an electric vehicle charging point
*At full occupancy, one guest will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living area
*Events and parties are not allowed at this home
*Though there isn't a dedicated desk here, some of the bedrooms have desks that double up as laptop-friendly workplaces