When you are looking to spend a truly relaxing holiday in the beautiful Suffolk countryside, Suffolk Hideaways are the people who can help you find the perfect property to rent. No one knows Suffolk better than our Suffolk Hideaways team. That’s why we have been able to carefully select a portfolio of over 50 holiday homes that will charm and delight you. The pick of the crop, you might say. Our team, based in Aldeburgh, know all the properties in our portfolio, so no one is better equipped to ensure you enjoy the perfect holiday. We can help you choose the perfect property for you, whether you are a planning a romantic break for two or a holiday with the whole family or friends. And we are there for you at every stage to make sure your stay is problem-free. Suffolk Hideaways was established in April 2017 and has helped thousands of many families like yours to enjoy the perfect Suffolk holiday. Suffolk Hideaways is part of Quality Holidays Assured, a group of companies with 35 years’ experience in the holiday business. Variety and originality are at the heart of the QHA offer, and so too are consistently high standards of comfort, service and value for money. That’s one...

This charming detached lodge has stunning views over the parkland towards Dedham Vale. It is bright and well-equipped, yet cosy and comfortable, giving you a wonderful place to relax at the end of the day exploring the beautiful countryside.

Higham Place Lodge is set in an elevated position with views over the surrounding parkland and countryside. Heading out of the park you can explore the area further to discover the scenery that was captured by a number of world famous artists who lived and worked locally. Constable immortalised a number of scenes around Dedham and Flatford Mill, whilst Munning's, famous for his painting of British rural life and horses lived not far away. His house is now a museum with over 150 of his works on display along with the studio where he painted. Gainsborough was born in Sudbury, one of the five wool towns where his house is also a museum, which details his life from the time where he was painting in Suffolk to the period when he lived in London and Bath. Exploring the Wool Towns is like taking a step back to times when things were simpler and the pace less frantic. This is an area for those who love chocolate box cottages, empty lanes and no shortage of independent pubs, shops and cafes. Explore timeless rolling wooded countryside, timber-framed villages and some fine historic country estates.