David Burr is a highly-regarded property company situated in prominent locations across Suffolk, Essex and East Cambridgeshire. Having been established for over 26 years, we aim to provide a personal and professional experience to both our hosts and guests to ensure the highest level of service and care. Specialising in the letting and sale of unique and individual property, we offer best-in-class marketing and support with high-quality professional photography. Our comprehensive listings are enhanced by our investment in market-leading technology to ensure a seamless booking experience from check in to check out. We pride ourselves in offering some of the finest, architecturally diverse guest stays within East Anglia, offering a true reflection of some the finest villages and landscapes within the region.

Situated on Church Walk, a no-through road leading up to the magnificent Grade I Listed Holy Trinity Church, the view from the master bedroom across the old hospital and village green towards Melford Hall is not to be missed. Parking is readily available along the lane itself, as well as in the Upper Green free car park. Pats’ Place has been designed with flair, combining the old and new in an eclectic, yet cohesive mix of timeless furniture and original paintings. The spacious, fully-equipped kitchen has everything needed for a comfortable stay, including a microwave, toaster, kettle, large free-standing fridge, and extensive cookware. The central granite island houses the oven, a large induction hob, and a couple of designer stools for coffee and a chat. A corner dining table seats four people to enjoy some home cooking in a convivial atmosphere. The cosy sitting room, boasting original beams and exposed old brick fireplace with open log fire is very inviting for a relaxing evening in. There is plenty of reading material, as well as an HD Samsung television. Upstairs are two luxurious double bedrooms (one with a king size bed and one with a double), each with bedside lighting, blackout curtains/blinds, and plenty of storage space. A central study area has a generous Georgian desk for home working, and this space can double as a dressing room with discreet hanging space and small Edwardian sofa. There is also a newly-refurbished shower room. At the rear of Pats’ Place is a delightful walled cottage garden, a wonderful sun trap on a sunny day. A farmhouse table and chairs in the covered space can be used for hobbies, or as an alternative dining area.