Monday, 13 February 2012
Sluttery Travels: The Ancient House, Suffolk
Isn't the front of this house beautiful? The Ancient House in Suffolk dates way back to 1473. The pargeter that you can see (that's the raised plaster effect) is a mixture of lime, sand, horsehair and horse fat. Sounds a bit gross, but it makes for a very pretty house.
The charming little house is an a gorgeous market town and it sleeps two.
The original timbers add to this beautiful holiday home. The traditional feel won't suit everyone, but if you want a picture perfect cottage for a weekend, this is ideal.
Isn't it cosy? I want to snuggle up by that fire.
If you like the look of The Ancient House, it'll cost you £490 for a three day weekend from The Landmark Trust. This the the perfect place to curl up until the sun comes out again.
Labels:
english,
siany,
sluttery travels,
suffolk,
traditional,
uk
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