Martlesham 4.3 miles. A lovely grey-painted wooden lodge settled into Bucklesham Park, near Martlesham, 36 Bucklesham Park is an ideal holiday home for a group of friends or a couple looking to explore the coast and countryside of Suffolk. Park off-road beside the property and unpack with ease, finding yourself in a tastefully furnished open-plan living area with a great sitting area, ideal for curling up with a good book, and with double glass doors, allow the countryside air into this charming space, or in the warmer months venture outside to enjoy alfresco dining. The kitchen is contemporary with loads of amenities to cater to your culinary needs, and due to the light and airy atmosphere of this spacious room, it is the ideal social hub for guests to enjoy. Freshen up in the shower room before settling down for the night in one of the two well-presented bedrooms, a double with a walk-in wardrobe and an en-suite shower room, or a twin. The park has its own on-site complimentary gym, which guests are welcome to use, and an afternoon fishing can be enjoyed at Kirkton Hall fishing lake. The village of Martlesham is a lovely village with a selection of pubs, eateries and a convenience store, with the village dating back to Roman times. For those who love sailing, then visit Martlesham Creek, or head over to Felixstowe where there is a great sandy beach and a wide range of amenities including a local golf course. The property is within easy reach of the Suffolk Coast & Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering many scenic walks and beaches to explore, and for a taste of history, head over to Harwich Redoubt Fort or the market town of Framlingham where there is a fantastic castle and range of amenities. Explore the scenery through Dedham Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty before ending the day in one of the local pubs with a hearty meal and a glass of your favourite beverage. Enjoy a scenic getaway to Suffolk with a stay at the charming 36 Bucklesham Park.

Only 10 miles from the the coast, this historic community with Roman roots lies on the outskirts of the Suffolk Coast & Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. To distinguish it from the younger, surrounding community of Martlesham Heath, which is just 40 years old, it is frequently referred to as "Old Martlesham."  Martlesham Village is a great base for a coastal getaway, housing a post office, two pubs, one of which dates back to the 1500s, and a fish and chip shop, among other necessities. Martlesham Creek, which runs into the River Deben and down to the shore, is also located in the hamlet and is a popular sailing spot. If you'd rather to drive to the coast, Felixstowe, which is only 10 miles away, offers a wealth of amenities in addition to a beautiful beach and an amusement arcade. Ipswich, the county town of Suffolk, is a little closer and proved to be an excellent day trip destination with its retail mall, movie theatre, and assortment of parks.

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