The Tryst

Lavenham, Suffolk

The Tryst is an exquisite Grade I listed retreat located in the picturesque village of Lavenham, Suffolk, in the East of England. This historic property offers a unique blend of medieval charm and modern comforts, accommodating up to five guests in three well-appointed bedrooms. With its stunning timber-frame architecture from the mid-15th century, the retreat features notable elements such as Tudor nooks, wattle and daub walls, and beautiful oak flooring, making it a captivating destination for those interested in history and architecture.

The interior of The Tryst is designed to provide both functionality and comfort. The kitchen boasts fitted wooden cabinets, a butler sink, and an impressive Aga, complemented by a farmhouse-style breakfast dining table that seats four. This space overlooks a delightful knot garden, enhancing the cooking and dining experience. Additionally, a formal dining room is available, accommodating up to six guests. The sitting room is adorned with antique wood paneling and features a magnificent inglenook fireplace, creating a cozy atmosphere for relaxation, complete with a 32" Smart television for entertainment.

Accommodations include a ground-floor bedroom with direct access to the garden, while two further bedrooms are located on the first floor, sharing a luxurious family bathroom that includes a free-standing bath. An additional shower room is conveniently situated on the ground floor, catering to the needs of all guests. The thoughtful layout and amenities ensure a comfortable stay for families or small groups.

The outdoor space is equally enchanting, featuring a private knot walled garden adorned with vibrant flowers and greenery. Interconnecting paths lead to a sun terrace equipped with outdoor dining furniture and a charming metal bower draped in vines, providing a romantic setting for al fresco dining. This tranquil garden area enhances the overall experience of staying at The Tryst.

Lavenham itself is recognized as one of Britain’s best-preserved medieval villages, boasting over 300 listed buildings that offer a rich historical experience for visitors. The village presents an excellent opportunity for exploration and cultural immersion. Additionally, for those looking to enjoy the coastal scenery, the Suffolk Coast is conveniently accessible by car in under an hour, making The Tryst an ideal base for a diverse range of activities and sightseeing.

• Pets Allowed
• Baby Friendly
• Pub Nearby