College Farm is a 600 acre arable farm set in
the peaceful Suffolk countryside, just 6 miles
west of Ipswich on the A1071 to Hadleigh. The
Grade II* Listed farmhouse is a 500-year-old
beamed tudor building which was once owned by
Cardinal Wolsey in King Henry VIII's time. It
has been carefully modernised over the years,
but still retains its character with oak beams,
inglenook fireplace, sloping floors and low
doorways.
The house stands in a large garden which guests
are welcome to relax in, and is surrounded by
fields and meadows in a quiet part of the farm.
You may walk the marked footpaths on the farm
to enjoy the scenery and wildlife, or play
golf, go fishing or horseriding which are all
close by.
We are set in an ideal position to visit the County town of Ipswich, "Constable Country", the pretty villages and market towns of the area, and Suffolk's Heritage Coast.
We are set in an ideal position to visit the County town of Ipswich, "Constable Country", the pretty villages and market towns of the area, and Suffolk's Heritage Coast.
