Old School Holiday Properties, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk

Sleeps 2 to 22 in 2 houses and 2 apartments

East End House sleeps 8 with dining together for 22
Old School House sleeps 8
The Lodge apartments:
Ground floor sleeps 4
First floor sleeps 2

It is possible to book one, two or all properties at Old School Holiday Properties sleeping up to 22 guests, providing a great place to stay in Suffolk for a large group of friends or family looking to get together.

Old School Holiday Properties are a delightful collection of 4 period properties in Bury St Edmunds, located next to the beautiful Abbey Gardens in the centre of this historic market town.

The Old School Holiday Properties have been completely and sympathetically restored to a very high standard. Old School House and East End House, formerly a school, have been renovated and converted to two 4 bedroom houses sleeping up to 8 people each. With original features of the old school including large gothic windows, all properties offer a very high standard of comfort, are beautifully decorated, well equipped and stylishly furnished. East End House has its own private gated courtyard with barbecue, and outdoor garden furniture is provided so guests can enjoy al fresco dining in the warmer months. Old School also has a courtyard with garden furniture and barbecue.

The Lodge offers a 1st floor apartment sleeping 2 and ground floor apartment sleeping 4 in two bedrooms with an private enclosed courtyard and outdoor garden furniture.

All properties have new kitchens, bathrooms and furnishings, fixture and fittings, and every room oozes quality in terms of interior design and specification. Each has all modern conveniences including a welcome hamper on arrival, kitchen utensils, crockery, baking equipment and glasses, bed linen, towels, and free WiFi.

The location is ideal for exploring Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, Norfolk and Cambridge, a haven for walkers, cyclists and motorcyclists with plenty of parking space.

A 2 minute walk takes you to the Abbey Gardens which you can walk through to the historic market town and Bury St Edmunds train station, less than 10 minutes away.