East End House - Bury st Edmunds

Treat yourself to a relaxing break in this gorgeous four bedroom holiday home set in the medieval market town of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.

The East End House sleeping up to 8 is a delightful period property in Bury St Edmunds next to the beautiful Abbey Gardens in the centre of this historic market town.  The house has been completely and sympathetically restored to a high standard making this an ideal Suffolk retreat for family and friends looking for an extra special holiday in East Anglia.  This large self-catering holiday property is located in the market town of Bury St Edmunds and mid way to Cambridge, Norwich and Ipswich. 

Availability

Sleeping arrangements

There are four luxury bedrooms - two with king size hand made beds, one with en suite shower room and a further 2 family bathrooms with two twin rooms.  The East End House can provide one additional Z bed for children under the age of 12 years  and a free cot and high chair are also available on request.

Interior layout

The spacious open plan kitchen, dining room and lounge - the heart of this large luxury holiday home, featuring a stylish breakfast bar, informal dining table and comfy seating area.  The spacious modern kitchen is well equipped to cater for up to 8 people with everything you need and more.  This impressive conversion offers a spacious lounge with beamed ceilings and Gothic style windows giving plenty of natural light, an ideal place to entertain. Wide screen TV, Bluetooth speaker for your favourite tunes, DVD player and Amazon Fire Box to entertain you through the da

Exterior

The East End House is situated next to Abbey Gardens and overlooks the parkland with mature trees to the sides. There is a feeling of seclusion and privacy but within easy access of all amenities and the train station.  A sheltered walled courtyard area is a peaceful place to BBQ and sit around on the outdoor furniture enjoying an al fresco meal with family and friends.  BBQ available on request.  There is ample of car parking space for several vehicles.

Facilities

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Accessibility

One flight of stairs to 1st floor bedrooms with handrail, no further disability aids in bedrooms or bathrooms.

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Top facilities

Sleeps 8 +0 (Max) 4 Bedroom(s) 3 Bathroom(s) Whole house Wifi

Check-in begins at 16:00.

You will be asked to check-out before 10:30.

Prices from £220 - £400 (Nightly).

Parking

There is private enclosed parking for 4 vehicles, all other vehicles must park of site at the nearest car parks just a couple of minutes away.

Nearby

Rich in history, visitors have lots to discover in Bury St Edmunds.

Find out about Bury St Edmunds’ role in the Magna Carta, the story of Saint Edmund, and where a French Tudor Queen rests.

Visit the Abbey ruins, the site of one of the most important medieval monasteries in Europe, and wonder at Suffolk’s only cathedral.

Explore medieval streets and architecture, Georgian squares, Britain’s last remaining regency theatre, and the town’s literary links to Shakespeare, Charles Dickens and Norah Lofts.

Eat and drink at award-winning restaurants, gastropubs and cafés. Shop ’til you drop at independent boutiques and leading high street stores. Enjoy a wealth of leisure activities, including spas, swimming, golf and tennis.

Walk or cycle through picturesque parks, woodland and meadows. Enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the open spaces of the Abbey Gardens, Nowton Park, West Stow Country Park and Ickworth Park and Gardens.

Nearby pubs
The fox
The Fox Inn is a 15th-century Inn located within easy walking distance to Bury St Edmunds Town Centre. Offering a high standard of accommodation and a cosy environment to enjoy food and drink in, The Fox Inn is a great base for exploring Suffolk and the surrounding areas.
Food served 11am – 10pm every day.
Last check in is 11pm

The One Bull
If real ale is your thing, look no further. We offer our own Brewshed beers brewed at our craft brewery just down the road.
We’re passionate about wine and have created an award winning list which offers a selection of old favourites combined with some more unusual and quirky wines. The common theme is that we believe they are all well made wines offering good value for money. Every single one of our wines are available by the glass (except some champagnes).
On the food side, the emphasis is on good quality, seasonal produce and, wherever possible, we source it locally. We love Sunday lunch and offer a great roast – bring the family or meet up with friends and catch up on your week.
We’re open from noon until late. So if you’re in need of a locally roasted coffee in the afternoon, you know where to come.
Free wi-fi is available throughout the pub.

Train Station
Bury St Edmunds Travel
Train and Bus travel information

Places To Visit
St Edmundsbury Cathedral
St Edmundsbury Cathedral is the cathedral for the Church of England's Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich. It is the seat of the Bishop of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich and is in Bury St Edmunds.

Ice Cookery School
ICE literally stands for “Infusions Culinary Experience” but what it really stands for is so much more. It stands for Fun, Innovation and the Sharing of Knowledge.

Anglo Saxon Village - West Stow
West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village is both an archaeological site and an open-air museum located near to West Stow in Suffolk, eastern England.

The Theatre Royal - Bury St Edmunds
The Theatre Royal is a restored Regency theatre in Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England. One of eight grade 1 listed theatres in the UK, it is the only working theatre on the National Trust's portfolio of properties.

Ickworth House - Bury St Edmunds
Ickworth House is a country house near Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England. It is a neoclassical building set in parkland. The house was the residence of the Marquess of Bristol before being sold to the National Trust in the late 20th century.

Clarice House Spa
Facilities include an exclusive Fitness Club, Spa and award winning restaurant.

Local Activities
Go Ape
The mother of all our courses is set within 50,000 acres of pine and is the UK's largest man made lowland forest. It's patchwork of pines, heathland and broadleaves provide the ideal setting for a great day out, and a welcome refuge for a rich variety of animal and plant life. The Go Ape adventure began at High Lodge Thetford back in 2002.

10 Pin Bowling
Established for over 25 years and with a recent refurbishment we cater for bowling enthusiasts and anyone looking for a fun time.

Flo-Ridaz Hovercraft
Here customers of all ages learn the art and techniques they need to successfully navigate a craft around our half mile course, which itself has everything needed to challenge most people; long corners, u-turns, dips and hills and of course a fast straight.

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