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ACCOMMODATION: Brewhouse Barn is a quaint little barn that has recently undergone a programme of complete renovation, transforming a neglected timberframe building, dating back to the 14th century when is was used at the brewhouse for the nearby pub, into a bright and relaxing living area. The compact accommodation serves as an ideal home for families, couple and singles alike. GROUND FLOOR: Lounge: 4.3m by 3.9m with south facing patio dorrs, stiars leading to bedrooms, settee, and table and chairs for four people. For entertainment there is a television with digibox and DVD player. Kitchenette: Leading off the corner of the lounge this small but functional area offers a sink, cooker with hob and extractor, dishwasher, fridge/freezer. microwave and all the utensils you would expect to find. Lobby: Washing machine, tumble dryer. Cloak Room: Wash basin, WC. FIRST FLOOR: Stairs leading to : Bedroom1: 3.4m by 3.2m, This excellent double bedroom has vaulted ceiling and a very light and fresh feel, with stained floorboards and exposed beams. There is a large wardrobe in one corner, and a small television is provided for some lazy bedtime viewing. Bedroom 2: 2.8m by 2.3m, This is a very good second bedroom that is ideal for two adults or children sharing with a full-sized bunk beds, Again, the room is light and fresh, with stained floors and exposed beams to the vaulted ceiling. Bathroom: This consists of a white enamelled bath with shower over, WC and washbasin. OUTSIDE: There is a secluded south facing patio with barbecue and table and chairs, leading onto the garden. The courtyard provides parking for all vehicles. MORE: Brewhouse Barn is set within the courtyard of The Greyhound Public House, Botesdale, Suffolk. The Greyhound which has just re-opened after being closed for two years, is one of the area's most unique pubs. When you walk through the door, it's like stepping back 100 years. There is a selection of 'real ales' served direct from the cask and an interesting selection of bottled beers from Europe, Asia and the Far East. The bar is full of stuffed birds, antelope heads and interesting artefacts, making it a very rare find in village pubs. There is no food served at The Greyhound, but you are welcome to buy your fish and chips or Chinese takeaways in the village and eat them in the pub. For More InformationVisit Property's WebsiteSpecial Features
AmenitiesLinens are provided
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 Brewhouse Barn  The Greyhound Pub |
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