Holiday Home, Kersey, Suffolk, England, Wheelwrights Cottage, Kersey

Holiday Home Description

Wheelwrights Cottage is a beautiful cottage located in Kersey which is one of England's Chocolate Box Villages.

The cottage has recently been converted from an 18th century barn and consists of one bedroom with 6ft bed, bathroom with bath and shower, fully equipped kitchen and large lounge with woodburning stove situated in the grounds of a 16th century thatched cottage. ‘The Forge’, Kersey Uplands.

The cottage is suitable at all times of the year as there is electric heating in the kitchen and bedroom, underfloor heating in the bathroom and a woodburning stove in the lounge which keeps the whole place very warm. Towels and linen are provided.

The kitchen has a Neff cooker, fridge, microwave, dishwasher and a washing machine if your stay is a long one.

There is a small private patio and an affinity to chickens would be an advantage as we have some 30 bantams next to the cottage and a variety of fancy ducks and guinea pigs in our garden.

The price per night is £50.00 and there is a minimum 2 night stay. The price per week is £300.00.

Property Details

Address	Kersey, Suffolk
Location	England > Suffolk > Kersey
Postcode	-IP7 6EN
Breakage deposit	£ 0.00
Number of bedrooms	1
Number of bathrooms	1
Max people	2
Check In	by arrangement
Check Out	by arrangement
Nearest airport	Stansted
Distance to Airport	1 hour
Distance to Beach	40 mins
Price From	£ 50.00 (Daily)

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Amenities

Woodburning Stove	Heating	Towels & Linen Provided	Neff Cooker
Fridge	Microwave	Dishwasher	Washing Machine
TV	DVD	CD

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Prices by Season

Price	Currency
Nightly price - From: 01/01/2009 To: 31/12/2009
£ 50.00 (Daily)	British Pound

Kersey Area Information

Kersey is one of England's chocolate box villages with a stunning hilltop church, beautiful thatched cottages and an ancient ford running through the centre of the village complete with resident ducks

Long before Shakespeare's time Kersey was famous for "Kersey cloth" which made the village prosperous. You'll notice the large first floor windows as you take a stroll around the village, these were to give as much light to the weavers as possible. The ford or splash as the locals call it, is actually a tributary of the River Brett which flows through Hadleigh. It's a lovely spot in the summer and great for children who can paddle or feed the ducks. See if you can see the fox's tail hanging outside one of the cottages to indicate the vet in olden times.

Kersey has its own small pottery producing distinctive stoneware. This pottery uses a special blend of local materials to achieve a spectrum of glazes with unusual textures and flashes of iridescent colour with each individual piece having six or more glaze applications. They bring a stylish twist to the term souvenir!

And we must not forget our local hostelry, The Bell is a 20 minute walk for good food, drink and pleasant company.