Old Cottage Annexe Guidebook
Hadleigh places to eat
Great cafe on Hadleigh High Street, about 15 minutes walk from the annexe.
Jet Lounge @ 99
99b High StCobbler's Café & Wine Bar
76 High StLicenced cafe about 15 minutes walk from the Annexe.
Kings Head Hadleigh
90 High StGreat traditional pub with hearty meals about 15 minutes walk from the annexe.
Fine dining with fine views and fine prices (!) for special occasions or to spoil yourselves just 10 minutes drive from the Annexe.
13 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
The Marquis
Upper StreetFine dining with fine views and fine prices (!) for special occasions or to spoil yourselves just 10 minutes drive from the Annexe.
15 minutes walk from the Annexe. A very local pub serving traditional pub food at reasonable prices. Darts and a pool table complete the pub package. A recently renovated large outdoor area to the rear is a pleasant place to eat and drink ‘al fresco’.
The George
52 High Street15 minutes walk from the Annexe. A very local pub serving traditional pub food at reasonable prices. Darts and a pool table complete the pub package. A recently renovated large outdoor area to the rear is a pleasant place to eat and drink ‘al fresco’.
A traditional village pub in this extremely pretty village about a 15 minute drive from the Annexe. Good hearty food at reasonable prices.
11 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Bell Inn Kersey
The StreetA traditional village pub in this extremely pretty village about a 15 minute drive from the Annexe. Good hearty food at reasonable prices.
Fine dining in a traditional village pub setting. Reasonable prices, given the quality of the food. 15 minutes drive from the Annexe.
10 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Bildeston Crown
104 High StFine dining in a traditional village pub setting. Reasonable prices, given the quality of the food. 15 minutes drive from the Annexe.
Sightseeing
Very pretty little village about 10 minutes drive away. Simply drive through it, visit the church, or stop for lunch or dinner at The Bell pub.
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Kersey
Very pretty little village about 10 minutes drive away. Simply drive through it, visit the church, or stop for lunch or dinner at The Bell pub.
Popular village on the Suffolk / Essex borders about 25 minutes drive away. Explore the village high street with magnificent church, stroll by the river (5 minutes walk from Dedham), visit either ‘The Sun’ or ‘Marlborough Head’ pubs for lunch or dinner - both very popular and have their staunch fans.
65 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Dedham
Popular village on the Suffolk / Essex borders about 25 minutes drive away. Explore the village high street with magnificent church, stroll by the river (5 minutes walk from Dedham), visit either ‘The Sun’ or ‘Marlborough Head’ pubs for lunch or dinner - both very popular and have their staunch fans.
Felixstowe (35 minutes drive) offers a diverse range of places to visit, dine, drink and lounge by the beach or river.
- Felixstowe beach is our closest beach (c. 25 minutes drive). There is a traditional end (South) and a smarter end (North). You’ll find a pier, ice creams, entertainment, amusements and all the trappings of a traditional seaside resort at the south end. For a quieter experience, head to the north end and enjoy a meal and a drink at Fludyers Hotel.
A coffee ‘gem’ is Shore Coffee House in one of the up-cycled shipping containers.
- Visit the Ferry Cafe in ‘Old Felixstowe’ past the golf course for a unique experience at the mouth of the Deben River. Perhaps take the foot ferry across the Deben to Bawdsey.
- Felixstowe commercial freight docks are fascinating and have a viewing area for the public. Some of the largest container ships in the world unload and load here.
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Felixstowe
Felixstowe (35 minutes drive) offers a diverse range of places to visit, dine, drink and lounge by the beach or river.
- Felixstowe beach is our closest beach (c. 25 minutes drive). There is a traditional end (South) and a smarter end (North). You’ll find a pier, ice creams, entertainment, amusements and all the trappings of a traditional seaside resort at the south end. For a quieter experience, head to the north end and enjoy a meal and a drink at Fludyers Hotel.
A coffee ‘gem’ is Shore Coffee House in one of the up-cycled shipping containers.
- Visit the Ferry Cafe in ‘Old Felixstowe’ past the golf course for a unique experience at the mouth of the Deben River. Perhaps take the foot ferry across the Deben to Bawdsey.
- Felixstowe commercial freight docks are fascinating and have a viewing area for the public. Some of the largest container ships in the world unload and load here.
Pretty area next to the River Stour. It’s where the famous artist, John Constable, painted the Haywain. A lovely walk along the river to Dedham and back is an hour’s round trip.
64 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Flatford mill
Pretty area next to the River Stour. It’s where the famous artist, John Constable, painted the Haywain. A lovely walk along the river to Dedham and back is an hour’s round trip.