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Where Suffolk's Coast Meets Countryside Comfort
Suffolk's group cottages put everyone under one roof. From Southwold's colourful beach huts to Aldeburgh's shingle shores and Bury St Edmunds' abbey ruins, our collection spans the county's finest locations. Properties sleep 8 to 20+ guests with multiple bathrooms preventing morning queues. Large dining tables seat the whole group for proper meals together. Woodbridge's tide mill, Lavenham's medieval streets and Orford's castle ruins sit within easy reach. Each cottage features well-equipped kitchens with large ovens and multiple fridges, spacious living areas and parking for 4-6 vehicles.
Planning reunions or celebrations needs proper space. Ground-floor bedrooms suit grandparents whilst bunk rooms work for children. Hot tubs accommodate 6-10 people after coastal walks or countryside rambles. Enclosed gardens keep dogs safe and children entertained. Southwold Pier stretches into the North Sea, Aldeburgh's fish stalls serve fresh catches daily and Bury St Edmunds combines cathedral grandeur with independent shops. Suffolk's beaches welcome dogs year-round. Ancient woodlands provide walking trails. Country pubs serve local ales.
Our booking platform shows detailed photographs, floor plans and genuine guest reviews. Low deposits secure your dates. Split costs between 10-15 people make these substantial properties surprisingly affordable per head. Properties range from converted agricultural barns near Lavenham to Georgian townhouses in Bury St Edmunds and coastal retreats overlooking the North Sea. Book your Suffolk group cottage today and gather everyone together in England's most peaceful county.
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Bring your furry friends along! Properties with secure gardens and pet-friendly amenities.
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Spacious properties welcoming your four-legged family members
Bring your dogs to Suffolk's year-round dog-friendly beaches. Properties feature enclosed gardens and secure gates. Southwold beach welcomes dogs all year. Aldeburgh's shingle shore provides excellent seaside walks. Dunwich Forest offers woodland trails through ancient pines. Many cottages include ground-floor access and outdoor taps for washing muddy paws after countryside rambles.
Family Reunions
Multi-generational gathering spaces across Suffolk
Get three generations together in Suffolk's spacious group cottages. Large dining tables seat 12-16 for proper family meals. Ground-floor bedrooms suit grandparents whilst children enjoy bunk rooms upstairs. Gardens provide safe play areas. Properties near Bury St Edmunds and Woodbridge offer easy access to shops, restaurants and family attractions without long car journeys.
Coastal Group Breaks
Seafront bases for North Sea adventures
Wake to North Sea views from Southwold and Aldeburgh cottages. Southwold Pier stretches 623 feet into the sea. Fresh fish stalls line Aldeburgh beach daily. Walking distance to independent shops, galleries and seafood restaurants. Coastal paths connect villages along the Suffolk Heritage Coast. Properties sleeping 10-16 guests put everyone near the action.
Celebration Gatherings
Special occasion properties with premium features
Milestone birthdays deserve proper celebration spaces. Hot tubs accommodate 6-10 people. Games rooms feature pool tables and entertainment systems. Large kitchens with range cookers handle group catering. Open-plan living areas seat everyone comfortably. Many Suffolk properties include BBQ areas, fire pits and outdoor seating for summer evening gatherings under East Anglian skies.