Luxury self catering accommodation in Lavenham

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Luxury self catering accommodation in Lavenham

2 Properties match your Search for Luxury Cottages and Luxury Self Catering in [Town].
Wayside House- 5 Star Rated Accommodation in the South West
sleeps 13
number of bedrooms5
number of bathrooms3
no dogs allowed
Features
games room
garden
own swimming pool
sauna
Weekly price: £950 - £4500
Short breaks: minimum 3 night(s)
Sharpnage House
Checkley, Herefordshire, , England
sleeps 10
number of bedrooms5
number of bathrooms5
2 dogs allowed 2
Features
wood burner
games room
enclosed garden
wheelchair accessible
Weekly price: £1800 - £4515
Short breaks: minimum 2 night(s)
Quality Awards: gold award
Doves Barn
Stowmarket, Suffolk, , England
sleeps 22
number of bedrooms8
number of bathrooms5
2 dogs allowed 2
Features
wood burner
games room
garden
four poster bed
Weekly price: £3695 - £5195
Short breaks: minimum 3 night(s)
The Stables at Hall Barn
Diss, Norfolk, , England
sleeps
number of bedrooms3
number of bathrooms1
no dogs allowed
Features
open fire
garden
Weekly price: £863.00 - £2590.00
Short breaks: minimum night(s)
Manor Farm Barn
Eye, Suffolk, , England
sleeps 10
number of bedrooms5
number of bathrooms3
 dogs allowed
Features
open fire
garden
Weekly price: £1504.00 - £6612.00
Short breaks: minimum night(s)

Lavenham

Choosing luxury self-catering accommodation in Lavenham offers you the chance to take in the famous 15th and 16th century exteriors of the village. The village’s medieval cottages and churches reflect its status as one of the period's twentieh wealthiest settlements in England, and much of its rich history remains accessible to Cottage Gems holiday-makers. For those seeking out a history-enriching holiday, Lavenham is located near to the town of Long Melford, which, much like Lavenham, is known for its medieval wool trade and the preservation of much of its heritage. The villagers also famously rose up against Wolsey’s ‘Amicable Grant’ Tax during the reign of Henry VIII. More recently the area had been used as a location by filmmakers, perhaps most famously (and under strict secrecy) scenes for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows were filmed here. The village is only a two hour commute to London, giving you the perfect balance between rural and urban.

Top Places to visit

The Church of St Peter and St Paul is not only home to the tallest village Church tower in England, but is a truly remarkable landmark. The 16th Century building is rich with history and a must for anyone staying in the area. 

The National Trust’s Lavenham Guildhall is a grade I listed timber-framed building established in 1529 and 

See just why people believe that Lavenham was the inspiration for the famous rhyme ‘There Was a Crooked Man.’ The villages crooked house’s are a unique and mesmerising sight.

Enjoy the serenity of Lavenham’s Nature Reserve. Located along the areas disused railway lines, this reserve is a great opportunity to take in the wildlife and landscape of the area.
Things to do

Live events hosted at the Village Hall
Car Rallies
Lavenham Farmers Market
Lavenham Hidden Gardens
Guided Walks and Tours
 
To make the most out of your stay in Lavenham take a look at the luxury rentals Cottage Gems has to offer below.