Chase those winter blue’s away with a stay at one of Suffolk’s oldest (and most intriguing) houses. With intricately decorated Tudor roses on the west staircase and signatures of previous owners mysteriously etched into the windows, Thorington Hall is a luxury farmhouse with stacks of charm with elements dating back to the 1500s.

It is surrounded by stunning Suffolk countryside, made famous by landscape artist John Constable. We shall be staying here for three nights and during the days will have moderate walks exploring the local area including the river Stour and Dedham Vale, an area of outstanding natural beauty, and not forgetting a visit to Flatford to see the Mill made famous by John Constable.

We shall be group catering in the hall for evening meals and it will be self-catering for breakfasts and packed lunches.

This is a moderate event and there will be two full days of walking on the Saturday and Sunday of around 11-12 miles with a shorter walk on the Monday (aiming to finish by 2pm). The walks are of course optional and there are opportunities for people to do their own thing and visit various places of interest or to just relax in the Hall.

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