A bespoke 18th century barn conversion resting in the historic village of Orford, Three Chantry Barns is ideal for a family looking to explore the countryside of Suffolk. Formerly part of Chantry Farm, Three Chantry Barns is a spectacular rural base for your Suffolk adventure, welcoming you into a light and airy open-plan living area, where a selection of sofas offer a space to recline and plan the day ahead of you. Wooden roof beams complement the contemporary décor of the kitchen, where ample amenities cater to your culinary needs, and you can enjoy a family meal together at the dining table, or outside patio, accessible via French doors in the living area. Two showers offer refreshment before you settle down for the night in one of the three bedrooms, a king-size, a twin and a bunk room, each with tasteful furniture and storage. Orford is a quaint village with a great selection of attractions, beginning with a handful of tasty eateries and local bakery, and you can stock up on essentials at the local convenience store. Orford boasts an impressive castle which history lovers must visit, and you can picnic in the grounds after finding out more about the local history. The Suffolk coast is only a short distance away, so pack your beach towels and head over to Aldeburgh, where an extensive pebble beach offers seaside walks and wild swimming, and there is a selection of independent shops, eateries and even a museum for you to visit. Make a perfect countryside getaway with a stay at Three Chantry Barns.

The attractive, unspoiled fishing village of Orford is situated on the bank of the River Alde and looked over by its magnificent 12th century castle built by Henry II. The village is home to a hotel and restaurant, two pubs, village store, bakers and wonderful fish restaurant and smokehouse. Orford is surrounded by farm land and forest in an area known as the Suffolk Coasts and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Centrally located, just 12 miles from Woodbridge to the south and Aldeburgh to the north, and just 5 miles from the famous Snape Maltings complex. The village of Orford is steeped in history. Henry II commissioned a castle to be built in the 12th century which is a must see when you visit the area. Owned and maintained by English Heritage you can enjoy this wonderful 'keep' and from the top there are breathtaking views for miles on a clear day.

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