The Olde Bull Guesthouse, Sudbury 
In picturesque Sudbury, this 16th-century coaching inn provides an excellent restaurant and charming rooms The Olde Bull Guesthouse is just a 7-minute walk from the town centre All of the comfortable, cosy rooms have a TV and en suite facilities |
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Located in Lavenham, Suffolk, East of England, England Less than a mile away. Lavenham is a beautifully preserved medieval village which was built on the success of the wool trade. It has a wealth of Tudor timber framed buildings. Guildhall Of Corpus Christi is the best of these buildings and was... |
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Located in Castle Hedingham, Essex, East of England, England Approximately 5.9 miles away. Ancestral seat of the de Veres, Earls of Oxford. Begun in the twelfth century on the site of an earlier Saxon settlement. Castle buildings demolished in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Located in north Essex... |
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Located in Coggeshall, Essex, East of England, England Approximately 11.5 miles away. This early sixteeth century timber framed merchant's house was owned by the Paycocke family, who made their wealth through the wool trade. The house is now owned by the national trust. It contains rich panelling and wood... |
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 Less than a mile away. Total Rooms: 5; Rates: £35 - £45 Per Night At the edge of the market town of Sudbury, this traditional family-run local pub offers en suite accommodation, a friendly atmosphere, free Wi-Fi and free parking... |
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Less than a mile away. Total Rooms: 16; Rates: £45 - £65 Per Night Ideally situated, family-run Hill Lodge Hotel is a 5-minute walk from Sudbury town centre, providing the perfect base from which to explore the Suffolk countryside... |
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 Approximately 1.5 miles away. Total Rooms: 7; Rates: £28 - £220 Per Night Warm and welcoming, the Highbury Barn is close to the historic market town of Sudbury, which is off the banks of the River Stour, where Gainsborough once sat painting the stunning countryside... |
