Framlingham is a small market town that is rich in history and heritage. There is a 12th Century curtain-walled castle where Mary Tudor was proclaimed Queen, and historic Saint Michael's church. Framlingham College is an imposing mock-gothic building overlooking the Mere, a lake which is a haven for wildlife. Aldeburgh, on the Suffolk Heritage Coast, is just 15 miles away, and other places to visit include the beautiful villages of Constable Country, Minsmere bird reserve and Snape Maltings. There are a number of cycle routes and waymarked walks in the area and there is a good range of shops and places to eat in the town.

Sunbeam Cottage is a pleasant little cottage, built over 400 years ago, with many character features such as a heavily beamed interior and an inglenook fireplace. It offers cosy accommodation located in the centre of the village. Shop: 50 yds Pub: 50 yds