Bed And Breakfast, B&B 4 Star Accommodation Nr Ipswich In Suffolk

Peaceful Bed & Breakfast Accommodation
in a 15th Century Farmhouse in Suffolk

B&B in "Constable Country"
near Suffolk's Heritage Coast.

College Farm is an arable farm set in the peaceful Suffolk countryside, surrounded by acres of woodland and countryside, abundant in birds and wildlife and close to the coast. It is 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 fireplaces, sloping floors and low doorways.

bed and breakfast B&B four star farmhouse in Ipswich and Suffolk

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bed and breakfast B&B four star farmhouse in Ipswich and Suffolk

Beautiful Rooms in Spectacular Surroundings

bed and breakfast B&B four star farmhouse in Ipswich and Suffolk College Farmhouse stands in a large garden and is surrounded by fields and meadows in a quiet part of the 150 acre arable farm. There are marked footpaths throughout the farm where you can see animals, such as deer, rabbits, pheasants and occasionally badgers.. Guests can enjoy the scenery or play golf, go fishing or horse riding, all of which are close by ...... after you have enjoyed a wholesome farmhouse breakfast, freshly cooked on the Aga. We have been given a Breakfast Award from Visit England for our excellent breakfasts - the perfect start to your day!....

Bed and Breakfast, B&B 4 star Accommodation in Hintlesham nr Hadleigh in Ipswich and Suffolk

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Deeply Rooted in English Heritage

We are set in an ideal position to visit the County town of Ipswich, "Constable Country", or the pretty villages and market towns in the area including Hadleigh, Lavenham, Kersey and Sudbury. Sutton Hoo (N.T.) the Anglo-Saxon ship burial site as seen in the film "The Dig", and Felixstowe, Southwold or Aldeburgh which are on the stunning Suffolk Heritage Coast.

Bed and Breakfast, B&B 4 star Accommodation in Ipswich and Suffolk

History of College Farm

College Farm House has a fascinating history.

It was built in about 1470. The land and house were given to Cardinal Thomas Wolsey on becoming Chancellor by King Henry VIII, as a reward for his work. When Wolsey fell from grace, the house and land were taken away from him and given to Eton College at Windsor. College Farm remained in the possession of Eton College until December 1800 when it was sold and became part of the Hintlesham Hall Estate.

College Farm has been in the Bryce family since 1962 and has been a family home ever since to Ian and Rosemary Bryce and their children Catherine and Philip.

The main crops grown on the farm are primarily wheat, oilseed rape, sugarbeet and barley. The highlight of the farming year is of course the harvest which usually starts in the middle of July when combines come in and cut the crops. A very busy time for the farmers!