Be swept away to the height of luxury at The Windmill Suffolk – a glorious boutique bolthole overlooking idyllic countryside, two miles north of historic Lavenham.

Looking for something romantic? This one is for you.

The Windmill in Suffolk offers a unique alternative to a boutique hotel break. This converted windmill provides breathtaking panoramic views from a unique vantage point, along with modern features and luxurious interior design.

Equipped with its own raised viewing deck- complete with telescope, it is the perfect place to set up for a romantic evening of stargazing, listening to music on the ceiling speakers, and sharing a bottle of chilled wine from the built-in wine fridge.

One of the most unusual holiday homes in East Anglia has to be The Windmill Suffolk – a restored mill near Bury St Edmunds with a striking zinc roof.

Coolstay’s have put together some of the most jaw-dropping, unique places to stay in the UK – including an incredible treehouse for grown-ups, a teetering fairytale tower, and a lodge with its own lions. We are also one of their top 20 most unusual places to stay in the UK.

OK, so we’ve established vacation rentals are great, lets take this up a notch – a windmill!!! Not only does the Windmill Suffolk allow you to stay in a super neat windmill it comes with a luxurious finish and stunning views. To make it even better it’s adults only, so leave the kids with Granny and buy a bottle of bubbly. For a unique self-catering experience, this is one to look out for.

The Windmill Suffolk was featured in Woman’s Own, as one of their ‘Fun Places to Stay’.

Built in 1891, this recently converted 18m-tall windmill is now a holiday home, offering guests unique accommodation and panoramic views of the surrounding Suffolk countryside. When the owners bought the property, it was in a sorry state of repair. It had been used as a store when the sails stopped turning in 1900 and then later left derelict. The project has given the building a modern twist, with a zinc clad pod topping the architectural landmark.

Stay in an original 19th century windmill, with views across the Suffolk countryside, at The Windmill – the ultimate country hideaway. Just a short drive from Bury St Edmundsand the idyllic towns of Lavenham and Clare, it combines total indulgence and high-level design within a timeless iconic building originally built in 1891. The Windmill offers stunning panoramic views of the rolling landscape either from the top floor POD living space or from the 4th floor external balcony where you are likely to enjoy a beautiful evening and the absolute treat endless Suffolk skies.

Originally built in 1891, the recently converted Windmill has been lovingly restored over the past two years into a lavish and luxurious adults-only holiday accommodation, ideal for those that enjoy the finer things in life. Nestled in the beautiful countryside, just two miles from historic Lavenham, it’s perfect for a romantic hideaway for two or for fun filled time off with friends. With stunning panoramic views, you can enjoy the uninterrupted sights from the comfy warmth of the top floor living space.

Relax on inviting and sumptuously oversized handmade velvet sofas, piled high with plump cushions, fluffy blankets and cosy throws. In the small hours unwind and delight in the amazing and far reaching night sky views from the outside balcony on the top floor, perhaps with a glass or two of something chilled from that very handy wine fridge!

Despite the short time frame since opening in 2016, The Windmill already boasts several accolades, scooping a handful of architectural and building awards.

One of the most historic towns in the UK, Bury St Edmunds is home to a number of important attractions and a great selection of amenities. Spend your days exploring the ancient Abbey Gardens, learning about the town’s history in the imposing cathedral or experiencing good old-fashioned East Anglia hospitality in one of the many local pubs.

Located close to Cockfield, just to the north of Lavenham, The Windmill is one of the most historic places to stay in in the area. Built in 1891, the stunning mill has been fully converted into a contemporary country hideaway.