Church Farm B&B - the perfect base

Church Farm is at the centre of an area steeped in history.

The name of Bradfield Combust means exactly what it suggests; there was a great fire here during the 1320s, when the Bury Abbey holdings here were destroyed by a mob protesting at the power of the Abbey over the burgesses of the town.

Up the road, the market town of Bury St Edmunds is named after the king of East Anglia, martyred in 869. Lavenham was a wealthy wool town and retains a wealth of tudor buildings.

Several of our regulars are antique hunters from home and abroad, scouring the multitude of shops and auctions around Long Melford and Clare.

Within easy striking distance are the capital of horseracing at Newmarket and the world famous University at Cambridge.

Link to "what to see": Bury St Edmunds Tourist Information