Our family business has been involved in property letting for over 25 years. During that time we have been familiar with organising holiday let properties and serviced accommodation. We are very passionate about our properties and always aim for the highest possible standards, ensuring your stay is 'home from home'

Bullfinch House is a 3 storey town house, situated in the market town of Harleston. It has a private parking space, along with an additional communal parking area The ground floor to the property consists of the Kitchen diner, lounge and downstairs cloakroom with sink and WC. The lounge has patio doors to the private patio garden. On the first floor, there are two bedrooms and a family bathroom Bedroom 1, has twin beds and bedroom 2 has one single bed. The bathroom has a bath with shower over the bath. On the second floor there is and additional bedroom with two twin beds. This bedroom has the benefit of an en suite shower room.The house is well equipped for a few days get away break or for a longer period. It has everything you need to make you feel very comfortable and home from home experience.

Harleston is an ancient market town nestling on the Norfolk/Suffolk borders close to the river Waveney. It is ideally placed for those wanting to explore the beautiful Waveney Valley but is also a thriving, working rural centre. Harleston has been voted Norfolk Town of the year on several occasions. The town centre’s narrow streets and quaint alleys hint at its long history.If you look closely you will discover timber framed buildings and signs of town life over the centuries. Past residents include the first Pilgrim Fathers who travelled to settle in the United States of America. Wednesday has been market day in Harleston since 1259, when the town was granted charter status. On the third Saturday of each month Harleston Farmers’ Market, in the Thoroughfare by the Swan Hotel, sells local produce grown and raised within a 20 mile radius of the town. There are several historic buildings in the town, including a 14th century building on the Market Place its Corn Exchange which housed a weekly corn market and then courthouse, roller rink, dance hall and restaurant.