Mustard Pot Cottage is a charming 18th century barn conversion. The property comprises luxurious accommodation with a pretty enclosed south-facing garden which overlooks a pond. There is a light airy bedroom with a king size bed and a chest of drawers, a bathroom with a spacious walk in shower and a very well equipped kitchen with a dining and seating area. The cottage has a stylish Everhot mini stove as the main feature of the sitting room. A beautiful space with wooden floors throughout. (Self service continental breakfast included)

We look forward to welcoming you to Mustard Pot Cottage. We hope you will love your stay here and enjoy everything there is on offer in this beautiful part of North Suffolk. There will always be someone there to call should you need us.

Eye is a jewel of a town in North Suffolk with a wealth of interesting places to visit and friendly places to shop and eat. There are cafes, a deli, a newsagent, post office, a chemist, 2 butchers, 2 small supermarkets, a greengrocers. Also a clothes shop, Green Door antiques and Tudor bakehouse selling their delicious corn bread. The Handyman store which sells everything you would ever need and famous because of Ollie the internet sensation. He is a National Treasure! There is a market in the Town Hall every Wednesday morning and on Friday the fish van and a fruit and veg stall come to the centre of Eye outside The Handyman store. Dominated by its outstanding Victorian flint and brick Town Hall commissioned in 1857 by E B Lamb, the town of Eye was until the 1970s the smallest borough in the country. The Town is built around Eye Castle which possibly dates back to the eleventh century and is well worth a visit. You can take a leisurely walk around the town trail and visit some of the wonderful historic buildings. The magnificent fifteenth century Church of St Peter and St Paul is featured in the Churches and Chapels section of “Days Out in Suffolk” available from Mid Suffolk Tourist Information Centre. The town is twinned with Pouzauges in France. It takes about 15-20 minutes to walk into Eye either via the footpaths around the fields or on the pavement at the top of the avenue. A little further afield and unmissable is a visit to Harleston about 15 minutes by car from Eye. There is a wonderful cafe there called 'Soul'. Recently opened they serve the best coffees in the area, delicious cakes and a lovely varied lunch menu. Lots of lovely shops nearby too. Heading towards Bury St Edmunds a visit to Wyken Vineyards is a must! They have a beautiful shop filled with lovely things, a cafe and restaurant too. There is a farmers market every Saturday morning where you can buy wonderful local produce. Then there is the beautiful Suffolk coast!