In a quiet sunken spot surrounded by rolling hills and sprawling countryside sits this cosy converted barn. Guests lucky enough to escape to this rural treasure will find the open layout a sociable and homely space to unwind. Stepping inside, you'll notice the floor-to-ceiling patio doors that slide open to blur the boundaries between nature and the home's rustic interiors. Light pours into the living space, where industrial design meets modern comfort, with exposed brick walls, low-hanging lights and a wooden dining table. Spend chilly evenings snuggled up by the wood-burning stove with a mug of hot chocolate and a good book in hand ― the Persian rug, tasteful artwork and quirky ornaments will soon have you feeling all warm and settled. Come morning, we can think of no better start to the day than eating breakfast in the crisp country air out on the private patio area, facing uninterrupted views of the River Stour ― there's also a barbecue and fire pit out here for after the sun's gone down. We recommend packing your walking shoes because you'll want to explore the beautiful Suffolk landscape. Whether you bring the whole family or just a few friends, we suggest spending a fun day at River Stour Estuary and its stunning beaches, just a ten-minute walk away. Home truths: *The third bedroom features a king-size and a bunk-bed which is suitable for younger children only – please inform the host if you require the bunk-bed prior to your arrival *There's also an airbed in the second bedroom *There is private parking at the home, although the address is reached via a long country road with some potholes *There are no stairs at this home and it's wheelchair accessible, so it is suitable for those with limited mobility or heavy luggage *A travel cot and high chair can be provided by the host upon request *The water needs to be run for a few minutes before it warms up *There's both a shop and a pub in the village of Stutton, about ten minutes' walk away