Woodbridge and the Suffolk Coast

Woodbridge
The River Deben flows through this lovely little town, well known for its galleries, boutiques, book shops and tearooms. Suffolk's own heavy horse, the Suffolk Punch, has a museum devoted to it in the Market Place, and the sails of Buttrum's Mill, on the outskirts of the town, turn on open days. Down by the river, there's the intimate little Riverside Theatre showing all the latest films, working boatyards, and the Tide Mill right on the waterside. Woodbridge is a busy little town, attracting shoppers from the surrounding rural area, providing High and Primary schools, and supplying employment in the thriving light industrial area. If you enjoy a meal and a drink out, Woodbridge is the place to go! You'll be spoilt for choice with the high standard of local food in the many ancient pubs, hotels and restaurants that line the narrow streets and waterfront.

Coast and Countryside
The Suffolk coast: dunes and reedbeds, sand and shingle beaches, forest and heathland, and wide, wide skies. The heathland and forest are splendid at any time of year and provide perfect opportunities for walking, cycling and horse riding. Places to visit include Snape Maltings on the River Alde, which houses the world famous concert hall and has a wonderful selection of craft and art galleries, and shops. Further inland, great fields of wheat and barley stretch to the horizon and the pace of life might be slower than you're accustomed to. The small towns and villages still maintain their traditional way of life with local shops and markets. The village hall will often be the location for plays and pantomimes, as well as farmers and markets.

Suffolk is a great place to live and work. Rental Solutions' unrivalled local knowledge will help you to locate the right property for you.