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Woodbridge cottage properties are provided from the rental companies featured below. They're arranged according to the number they provide
although these numbers are subject to constant change - make sure to visit the sites for the latest news about deals and the amount of Woodbridge holiday properties on offer.
Cottages 4 You - About 15 Woodbridge cottages for rent and a selection of holiday properties on the Suffolk coast and surrounding region. Start days are usually on Fridays or Saturdays with bookings starting at £300 for 7 nights. See their discounts section for a range of deals.
Holiday Lettings - Another 15 Woodbridge holiday cottages and self catering properties from Holiday Lettings which includes timber-framed cottages, converted coach houses and even a country mansion. Most are traditional in style with bookings starting at about £300 for low-season.
Hoseasons - Around 10 Woodbridge self catering cottages and holiday properties from Hoseasons. All are situated within 5 miles of the town and can accommodate between 2 and 5 people. Their weekly price range is between £231 and £717.
Cottages Direct - A small range of cottages in Woodbridge, some of which can accommodate up to 6 people. Pets are allowed for most of their self catering properties and prices start for as little as £195 in some cases for 7 day bookings.
Woodbridge
Woodbridge is a picturesque market town located in
Suffolk, East Anglia. Set on the River Deben, the town has a rich and varied history that can be traced back to the 10th century.
Woodridge was originally a
boat-making centre and is renowned for building 16th century warships for the likes of Sir Francis Drake and Edward III. The local boatyards are now used by sailing enthusiasts to maintain their pleasure-craft - the town has become a popular base for visitors keen on exploring the local waterways.
Much of Woodbridge's history is showcased through its architecture.
Woodbridge Tide Mill dates back to 1170 circa and is only one of four found in the United Kingdom. The narrow streets of the town centre are also reminiscent of a bygone era and are punctuated by landmarks such as the Riverside Theatre and St John's Parish Church.
Some of the main Woodbridge attractions include the recently renovated
Shire Hall. Built in the 16th century it houses the Suffolk Horse Museum, which celebrates the Suffolk Punch working horse. The nearby Woodbridge museum is also worth visiting and displays exhibits and information relating to the varied history of Woodbridge. More details of Woodbridge visitor attractions, entertainment and activities follow below.
Woodbridge visitor attractions
A selection of Woodbridge visitor attractions, outdoor activities and places of interest are featured below. We've include entry prices, opening hours and location information. Visit the links for more information.
Outdoor Activities
Woodbridge Golf Club is situated on
Bromeswell Heath and features a challenging 18-hole course. Visitors are allowed access to the Heathland course during weekdays and the 9-hole Forest course at all times - a handicap certificate is required. Other outdoor activities are offered by Anglia Sporting Activities in Pettisree, which provides facilities for archery and clay-pigeon shooting. There's also a high-ropes adventure course. Visit the website to make enquiries.
Food and drink
The
Admiral's Head in
Little Bealings is a renovated Georgian townhouse that features a beamed interior and slate floors. It serves three cask ales, has a good wine list and provides an a la cart menu that combines English and Italian cuisine. The 17th century Cherry Tree Inn is also worth a visit and is situated close to Woodbridge town centre. A range of local, cask ales and beers are available and there's a large pub garden which is suitable for families.
Prezzo Restaurant on Church Street, serves traditional Italian cuisine, most of which is imported from the old country. Dishes include ravioli di pollo and a selection of traditional pizzas. The
Riverside Restaurant located on the Quayside offers an alternative way of dining by combining the arts with good food. A la carte meals are served before and after shows and are intended to complete the perfect night out. The restaurant has been listed in the Good Food and UK Restaurant guides.
History and Culture
Woodbridge Tide Mill is one of the earliest of its kind in the UK, dating back to the 16th century. It includes a small exhibition of its workings and guided tours are available. Opening times are 11am - 5pm and admission is £2.50 for adults, £1.50 for children.
The
Suffolk Horse Museum is also a major historical attraction and exhibits an extensive collection of equine artifacts such as blacksmith's equipment and saddles.
Woodbridge Museum is popular and displays items from the town's past. Entry is inexpensive at £1 for adults and 50p for children.
Supermarkets and shops
Woodbridge features a good collection of shops and supermarkets for those looking for supplies during their self catering holiday. There are Budgens and Co-Op supermarkets as well as Boots and Lloyds pharmacies for essentials like toiletries.
