Escape to the tranquil location of Pound Farm in Great Glemham near Framlingham, Suffolk. Be delighted and make yourself at home at this picturesque and unique Mirror House, with off-road parking and a backdrop of countryside trees, meadow and pond.

Meadow House is the perfect retreat for nature lovers, with the property blending into it's natural environment, and the reflective glass exterior offering breath-taking views of the surrounding woodland and pond, busting with a variety of wildlife.

Step up into the accommodation, with kitchenette/dining/bedroom area, and a separate shower room.

Kitchen/Dining/Bedroom

A well stocked kitchenette awaits, with a fridge, single ring hob, kettle, toaster and cafetiere. The owners provide provisions such as coffee, tea bags, sugar, oil, salt and pepper, as well as a wonderful welcome pack with homemade and locally sourced treats.

There is a dining table and chairs positioned to make the most of the views on offer. Then in the warmer months why not dine alfresco on the decking area?

A sumptuous double bed awaits, perfect for waking up to panoramic views of the tranquil surroundings, creating an ideal backdrop for relaxation and reflection. Experience the serene beauty of nature from the comfort of your luxurious accommodation, designed to bring the outside in.

There is a carefully designed cupboard located next to the bed for you to store your belongings.

Shower Room

Whilst small in size it offers everything you need to enjoy a soak after a busy day exploring, with a rainfall shower, wash basin and WC.

Outside

Enjoy dining alfresco using the BBQ whilst taking in the tranquil setting. After your meal, unwind in the luxurious hot tub, where you can relax and soak in the peaceful surroundings under the stars. Perfect for both daytime relaxation and evening indulgence, the hot tub offers a serene escape in the comfort of nature.

Guests of Meadow have use of the EV charger provided. Please note charges apply.

The beautiful market town of Framlingham is mentioned in the Domesday Book (1086) and has been known since Anglo Saxon times, when it consisted of several manors which William the Conqueror (1066-1087) presented to Roger Bigod. The town is of particular interest as it has a large castle and mere which was built between 1190 and 1210. The town is surrounded by lovely villages to explore and has two of the oldest working post boxes and one of Britain’s smallest houses, with the footprint measuring 6.1x2.2m! Today, the town offers a number of independent shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants and it is also home to Framlingham Summer Arts Festival.

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