WILLOW TREE COTTAGE
BED & BREAKFAST
Willow Tree Cottage Bed & Breakfast
3 Belvedere Close
Kelsale, nr Saxmundham
Suffolk
IP17 2RS
01728 602 161
07747 624 139
cy@willowtreecottage.me.uk
PLAN YOUR STAY
LOCAL PUBS AND RESTAURANTS
The Poachers Pocket
Only half a mile down the lane. And is excellent.
Tel no: 01728-602940.
Tel no: 01728-602940.
The Bell Inn
In Saxmundham, also very popular.
Tel no: 01728-602331
Tel no: 01728-602331
The Plough and Sail
At Snape, is excellent and very convenient for the Concert Hall.
Tel no: 01728-688413
Tel no: 01728-688413
The Lighthouse
In Aldeburgh, which does early suppers for Cinema goers, again is very popular.
Tel no: 01728-653377
Tel no: 01728-653377
PLACES TO VISIT
Aldeburgh
A wonderful mix of family fun, music and drama, fine eating and drinking, sailing and shopping
Southwold
Home of the Adnams brewery, famous lighthouse, beach huts and the ferry across the River Blyth to Walberswick
Walberswick
Walberswick was a busy port trading in fish, cheese, corn, bacon and timber from as early as the 13th century
Dunwich
Known as the lost city of England, this tiny village certainly has a story to tell
Framlingham Castle
Discover more of Framlingham's stories in our exhibition and walk the ramparts of the castle
Orford Castle
Discover one of England’s most complete and unusual keeps, at this fascinating visitor attraction in Suffolk
Minsmere
Choose an idyllic walk or head to the coastal lagoons to see an impressive variety of birds, including avocets
Covehithe
It has a fantastic beach – one of Suffolk’s best kept secrets! This can only be accessed on foot or by cycle
Snape Maltings
Snape Maltings is a place of energy and inspiration – one of the world’s leading centres of music
Sutton Hoo
This hauntingly beautiful 255 acre estate is home to one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of all time
Iken Canoe
Iken Canoe is a small and friendly canoe and kayak hire centre based on the stunning upper reaches of the Alde estuary
KELSALE-CUM-CARLTON
Kelsale-cum-Carlton were formerly separate parishes that became united civilly on 25 March 1885 under the Divided Parishes Act.
The Parishes lie about one mile north of Saxmundham and straddle the old A12 trunk road, with part extending west of the Saxmundham By-Pass that is the new A12. Kelsale-cum-Carlton is roughly mid-way between Ipswich and Lowestoft and about 100 miles from London.
The quiet river Fromus runs through this picturesque village, which with its timbered village Hall and Arts and Craft Lych Gate is ideally situated for exploring the Suffolk countryside.
More information and a Diary of Events is viewable on the Parish website
Click Here
The Parishes lie about one mile north of Saxmundham and straddle the old A12 trunk road, with part extending west of the Saxmundham By-Pass that is the new A12. Kelsale-cum-Carlton is roughly mid-way between Ipswich and Lowestoft and about 100 miles from London.
The quiet river Fromus runs through this picturesque village, which with its timbered village Hall and Arts and Craft Lych Gate is ideally situated for exploring the Suffolk countryside.
More information and a Diary of Events is viewable on the Parish website
Click Here
