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About Idyllic Cottages
At Idyllic Cottages, we have a wide selection of dog free and dog-friendly holiday cottages to suit a varied range of tastes.
We are a Suffolk-based business with many beautiful, local holiday cottages available, including some painted by John Constable, for the art lovers! We do also have properties that have been given the Hollywood treatment in recent years, as filmsets and filming locations for period drama Downton Abbey: New Era and comedy drama from the 1980s and 1990s Lovejoy.
From charmingly restored 16th century thatched cottages to English manor homes, our portfolio of holiday retreats are sure to provide the perfect escape for couples, friends and families alike.
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The Crown in Stoke by Nayland
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Mill Tye Gallery and Arts Centre
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The Old Drift House
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The Old Drift House
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