Woodbridge Guest Houses

Jacobean Gem

• 5 guests

• 2 bedrooms

Farnham, Suffolk

We can see why this cottage was in The Sunday Times' Coolest 100 Cottages' list – it's a Jacobean dream, full of original character and quirky features. Once home to the miller of Plomesgate Mill, it now houses wonderful antiques, such as a fantastic 1700s Breton bed built straight into the wall, a gorgeous oak four-poster and a working 1800s kitchen range.

Making History

• 11 guests

• 5 bedrooms

King's Lynn, Norfolk

An interesting fact about this former stable block is that in the same year it was completed — 1881 — the architect behind the design, Alfred Waterhouse, also finished work on the National History Museum. Admittedly, this building in the Norfolk village of Crimplesham is slightly less spectacular than the London museum, but there are still double-height ceilings and a large staircase upon entrance for a touch of grandeur.

The Hobart Spring Estate

• 20 guests

• 10 bedrooms

Norwich, Norfolk

Dating back as far as the 1470s, when Sir James Hobart (a confidante of Henry VII) built a family estate, this Grade I listed home is one of the most spectacular places we’ve ever seen. Step into history oozing with the finest luxury afforded to the home's guests.