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A charming thatched cottage set amongst wonderful landscaped gardens in Cambridge for sale at £725,000What was once two cottages from the early 18th century is now an utterly charming thatched family home that is swimming with period features.
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An irresistible 17th-century house in Suffolk with its own vineyard and a holiday home in the gardenGrade II-listed Willow House, in Fressingfield, near Eye, comes with charming period features, an award-winning granary conversion and magnificent grounds studded with Bacchus grape vines.
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Eight fine homes full of potential for sale, as seen in Country LifeOur look at some of the homes to appear in Country Life recently includes a wonderfully pretty Suffolk country house.
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A charming, Grade II listed thatched house with a separate studio for sale in CambridgeshireThis delightful 16th Century chocolate box house is tastefully finished with an artistic flair, in an attractive village near Cambridge.
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A Georgian haven in Norfolk complete with a moat and Monet-inspired bridgeMixing the right amount of luxury and comfort with a Shakespearean inspired garden, this property makes lockdown living a walk in the park.
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A 'golden oldie' for sale in Suffolk on the edge of a historic market townThe Old Vicarage is a mid 16th century property that has been remodelled to highlight its unique period features.
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Seven utterly charming and wonderfully grand houses for sale, as seen in Country LifeOur round-up of some of the best homes to come to the market via Country Life includes a lovely thatched cottage in Suffolk, and much more.
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A postcard-pretty, Grade II-listed cottage in the Suffolk countrysideOnce two cottages that have now been combined to form a family home, Laurel Cottage, in Thorndon is full of period features.
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A dinky mini-castle at the price of a pleasant detached houseThe Castle, in Holt, is a miniature castellated home next to one of Norfolk's most prestigious schools.
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An impressive 18th century converted barn in a quaint Suffolk villageHoly Oak Barn in Combs, Stowmarket, offers enviable family accommodation.
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Best houses for sale in Suffolk, from thatched cottages to fine manor housesFrom period cottages to grand former rectories, Suffolk has a property for sale to suit every buyer.
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A romantic cliff top house in Suffolk with panoramic sea views and just a few steps from a beautiful beachRachael Turner explores this Victorian home in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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A wonderful country house in Norfolk once owned by the 'real-life' J. R. HartleyPenny Churchill takes a look at Wilby Hall — and some of its colourful former owners.
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A thatched, pink cottage that was once the love nest of a Lord Mayor of LondonJames Fisher takes a look at a thatched home in Suffolk with a past as colourful as its paintwork.
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Idyllic homes for sale in Woodbridge, a gem on the Suffolk CoastFrom a Georgian townhouse to a countryside home where otters roam.
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Spectacular beams, wondrous gardens and a vaulted party room in the house where Capability Brown's mother used to liveMoor Hall is a dreamy country house in Suffolk that offers a true getaway from the world — with a few modern surprises thrown in.
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Wood Hall: A beautiful Norfolk estate that's been in the same family for a century and a half, including a house with the 'perfect party kitchen'Wood Hall is a storied estate in Norfolk with substantial acreage that offers a wealth of opportunity for buyers, says Penny Churchill.
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A home with the 'finest Georgian interior in Suffolk', with walled garden, pool and its own air stripAn opportunity has come up to buy Little Haugh Hall, a magnificent property near Bury St Edmunds that has a helipad and a hangar as well as a colourful history.
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An idyllic Suffolk rectory with walled garden, croquet lawn and full of 18th century charmA house in Suffolk's 'Constable country' has come to the market, offering an idyllic rural escape yet within an hour of London. Penny Churchill takes a closer look.
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A legendary British novelist's Suffolk retreat comes up for sale, including the thatched studio where he wroteThe author Hammond Innes became a household name in the 1950s with the publication of The Wreck of the Mary Deare, turning a good career into a great one and allowing him to move to this beautiful spot in Suffolk.
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A Georgian mansion on the Suffolk/Essex border with racing-yard-quality stables, ripe for a lifestyle businessA hugely versatile home that offers plenty of scope for a lifestyle business is on the market on the Suffolk/Essex border. James Fisher takes a look.
