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Our Butley properties are located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty surrounded by stunning woodland and forests, close to the Suffolk coast. If you're seeking tranquillity, nature and breath-taking landscapes, then this is the place for you. Butley Priory was described by Vogue as ‘one of the most romantic houses in England' and recently featured on Channel 4's Extraordinary Escapes with Sandy Toksvig and Alison Stedman.
There's plenty to do, see and explore. If you can bear to leave the beautiful grounds of the Priory itself, you could cycle, walk or drive to Rendlesham Forest (just a 5 minute drive away) and enjoy woodland and wildlife walks. A UFO sighting was reported here in 1980 when unexplained lights and noises were reported and there are fun trails dedicated to the event!
The Oyster Inn, Butley is just a 25-minute walk or short cycle away; this family-run pub offers great food, drink and beautiful views. Butley Ferry is available on weekends and Bank Holidays which carries you across the Butley river over to Orford. Just a ten-minute drive away this small, picture-perfect village with its recently restored Orford Castle. The whole family can enjoy a visit to the fascinating Orford Ness National Nature Reserve, a shingle spit where atomic bombs and weapons were once tested, and now an important site for wildlife. Take a river trip, followed by delicious food from Pinney's or a hearty pub lunch at The Kings Head. There are endless walks from the village, including circular options.
Just a 15-minute drive is the market town of Woodbridge where you'll be spoilt for choice with superb pubs including The Anchor, The Crown, and further afield The Ramsholt Arms and Deben Inns; a collection of 7 pubs in beautiful locations around Suffolk. There's a wealth of restaurants in town; the family run The Galley offers fine dining in relaxed settings, The Table serves delicious Asian dishes, and the multi-award winning gastropub The Unruly Pig is famous for fantastic meals. Honey + Harvey café serves delicious salads, sandwiches and cakes in a stylish setting. Or try The Woodyard for the best pizzas, and enjoy a wonderful film or liver performance at The Riverside Cinema and Restaurant. There are numerous walks along the River Deben or more river cruises. You can also explore one of the last working tide mills in the world at The Tide Mill which offers weekend tours explaining how grain and flour move around the mill. Another famous attraction, not to be missed, is a visit to the Anglo-Saxon royal burial site of National Trust Sutton Hoo.
Further afield, are the coastal towns of Southwold, Walberswick, Dunwich, Aldeburgh; all offering local, independent shops, tea rooms, pubs, restaurants and family-friendly activities. The shingle and sand beach offerings alone offer walkers and nature lovers so much choice; one visit will never be enough! There's an abundance of wildlife parks, protected areas, nature reserves and more. During the summer months, you can even take the children to enjoy Oasis Camel Park with meerkats, marmosets, donkeys, wallabies and more!