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Well Green House
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Bed and Breakfast Pages Knodishall near to Aldeburgh, thorpeness Minsmere and Dunwich
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nordic walking near aldeburgh
BED & BREAKFAST SPECIAL OFFER TO BEAT THE WINTER BLUES!

From November 1st to March 31st you can stay Bed & Breakfast three nights for the price of two.
This offer applies to shared rooms with two people staying in a room, not single occupancy.

First of all let me tell you about the area. Knodishall is situated close to Aldeburgh, Thorpeness, Snape and the rest of the Heritage Coast. It is, in fact, walkable to the sea, so is ideal, having the light, well drained land in this area of the Sandlings. We are also blessed with a good number of local pubs, two being within walking distance, and others just a short drive away. Being at the heart of Suffolk’s much loved places, such as Snape Maltings, Minsmere Bird Reserve, Dunwich, with its lovely little museum, Aldeburgh, Southwold,and Walberswick, you can stay at Well Green House, and visit all these places with very little traveling. If castles are your thing, then Framlingham and Orford are not far either.

For golfers there are two good courses at Aldeburgh and Thorpeness, and Knodishall also has its own riding centre.

I hope to see you here one day, and share with you my love of this part of Suffolk.

Maggie

Maggie Jennings, Well Green House,
2 Snape Road, Knodishall, Saxmundom, Suffolk IP17 1UT
Tel: 01728 832638

Well Green House is well placed for visitors to:
Aldeburgh, Snape and Snape Maltings, Thorpeness with its House in the Clouds, Sizewell, Leiston with its Long Shop Museum, Minsmere, Southwold with its brewery and interesting pier. Walberswick favoured spot for the English Impressionists . Orford with its Castle and Orford Ness with its military history and nature reserve. Also in Orford is the famous Butley Oysterage. The once city of Dunwich, now a small village with a fine local museum huddles under Dunwich Heath.

Inland there is Framlingham with its famous castle.