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Discover the beauty of the Suffolk Coast
Lying adjacent to the Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
There is much to explore along the 50 miles of Heritage Coastline and spectacular countryside and at the coastal towns of Southwold, Aldeburgh and Orford. Whether you are looking for outdoor adventure, arts and culture or simply to unwind and be close to nature, there is something for everyone.
In celebration of its heritage and rural traditions;
Generations of artists, crafters and makers have taken inspiration from the landscape and its bounty and the local area is dotted with art galleries and antique shops.
And the best kept secret?
Suffolk is a top foodie destination, with its many award winning restaurants, pubs, bakeries, craft brewers, vineyards, smokehouses, cheese producers and locally caught sustainable fish.
Despite its rural location, the farm is ideally situated for access to the A12 and A1120 holiday route and only a two hour train ride from London.
Closeby are the market towns of Saxmundham, Framlingham and Woodbridge, whilst Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds can be reached in under an hour’s drive.
Approaching from Peasenhall take the turning for Church Street which becomes Rendham Road. Proceed past the centre of the postcode, White House Farm, until you reach the Z bend where there are a pair of cottages on your right. Pass through the Z bend. The turning for Brick Kiln Farm is located immediately to your right after Corner Farm.
Approaching from Dorley’s Corner off the A12, take the left hand bend into Kelsale Road. Stay on Kelsale Road and take the first right hand turn onto Rendham Road. Brick Kiln Farm is the first driveway on the left immediately before Corner Farm and the Z bend.
© Brick Kiln Barn