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DeBerri is a beautifully restored Suffolk barn conversion with four ensuite bedrooms, spacious living areas and a private enclosed garden, tucked along a quiet rural lane just outside Fressingfield. Newly styled and filled with natural light, this elegant barn offers modern countryside living at its best. Perfect for families and groups seeking comfort and a touch of laid-back luxury.

DeBerri is located just 1½ miles southeast of Fressingfield, a well-loved Suffolk village offering. Fressingfield is filled with character and surrounded by beautiful countryside. At the heart of the village is The Fox & Goose, a multiple award-winning pub and restaurant with a reputation far beyond the county. There’s also a second, more traditional village pub, two well-stocked local shops, a post office, a medical centre, and a popular café. On sunny days you’ll see walkers and cyclists heading out into the quiet lanes; on winter evenings the pubs glow with locals tucked in for the night. It’s a great base with everything you’ll need. Harleston (6 miles) A small, historic market town with a proper Suffolk high street: cafés, bakeries, antique shops, boutiques, delis, and a weekly market. There’s a large Co-op, several dog friendly pubs, and a mix of independent shops. Harleston is the nearest place for a quick stock up or a coffee and mooch morning. Framlingham (10 miles) Best known for its 12th-century castle, Framlingham is postcard pretty and always buzzing. There are artisan bakeries, cosy tea rooms, boutique shops, a fantastic market square, great butchers and delis, and regular events around the town. Perfect for a half day outing or lunch followed by a castle walk around the Mere. Diss (14 miles) A traditional market town set around the Mere (a large natural lake) with supermarkets, cafés, a weekly market, and a direct train line to London Liverpool Street. Diss is a great spot for rainy day browsing, bigger supermarkets, or a wander around the antiques barns. Halesworth (14 miles) A warm, cultural little town with quirky independent shops, cafes and galleries. Home to The Cut Arts Centre, seasonal events, and a lovely riverside walk around the old railway line. Halesworth is also a popular gateway to the Suffolk Coast (Southwold, Walberswick, Dunwich etc., around 25-30 minutes from here). Walks Directly from...