Renting an entire cottage or apartment is a fantastic way to spend your first few days as a married couple, or even as a little minimoon break before the big day. From little cottages to modern apartments, we’ve rounded up some of our favourites from the Scottish Highlands down to the Cornish coast. With so many different options available, you really are spoilt for choice.

The Windmill, Suffolk

Now, this is somewhat different! The Windmill dates back to 1891 but after an incredible restoration, this is the perfect adults-only place to unwind. The stunning POD on the fourth floor offers views across the Suffolk countryside. On the ground floor, you’ll find the fully fitted kitchen with everything you need to create the perfect dish or late brunches. Push open the bi-fold doors and bring the outside in.

Businesses are born out of all sorts of motivations.

There’s the desire to use a skill you’ve trained darned hard to achieve; the knowledge you have a ground-breaking concept that the world really and truly needs; or, let’s face it, pure and unadulterated, cold hard cash.

And then there are the more quirky – the ones where you find yourself asking ‘what on earth made them think that was a good idea’?

If you’d seen Natalie Roberts and her husband Steve only a year or so ago, you might indeed have been asking that very question of them.

After all, this is a couple who came to Suffolk on an overnight stay for a Christmas Market, and pretty much walked away with the keys to a dilapidated windmill that hadn’t been touched in almost a century.

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Taking a short break post-wedding is increasingly popular whether you spend your first trip as newlyweds abroad or closer to home. What better place to mini-moon than Suffolk, with beautiful scenery and stunning venues.

From romantic boltholes to chic party pads, we’ve found them all. By Jeremy Lazell

An article in the Exclusively British Magazine about our luxury holiday accommodation.

“Set across five floors connected by a sweeping staircase, the luxurious adults only holiday accommodation has two king size bedrooms and sleeps four people. Even the tiniest of details has been attended to, with bespoke handmade super king size beds, a magnificent marble and mosaic shell bathroom including a freestanding bath tub and a rain shower, (both of which are big enough for two!).

“The astounding top floor living space has panoramic vistas across the county and a wonderful external balcony from which to appreciate them. Featuring two irresistibly comfy velvet sofas, an abundance of plump cushions, and exquisite hand-crafted curved beams, the POD certainly gives ‘highpoint’ a new meaning!”

Suffolk may not be at the forefront of your mind when it comes to places to head for a winter getaway, but with market towns boasting independent boutiques, coastal resorts with award-winning beaches, unique experiences, gastronomic delights, luxury hotels and cottages and outdoor adventures a ’plenty, these 6 reasons will help you discover why Suffolk should be on your ‘must-visit’ places to go in 2018.

It’s at this time of year where we can all feel a bit deflated. Christmas is  over and for most of us that means back to work and to normality. Spring and  the warmer weather seems like a lifetime away, and no doubt you ask yourself  “Where is there to go at this time of year?”

If you’ve a head for heights and an appetite for a truly unique Suffolk experience The Windmill at Cockfield can satisfy.

Suffolk may not be at the forefront of your mind when it comes to places to head for a winter break, but with market towns boasting independent boutiques, coastal resorts with award-winning beaches, unique experiences, gastronomic delights, luxury hotels and self-catering cottages and outdoor adventures in abundance, these 6 reasons help you to discover why Suffolk is the ‘go-to’ destination in 2018.