Thorpeness - A Unique Holiday Village

Thorpeness was created by local landowner Glencairn Stuart Ogilvie in the early part of the 20th Century. It was he who laid out the Golf Course, created the Meare (a 64 acre shallow boating lake), built the Country Club, and built the 'House in the Clouds' to hide an ugly water tank. All of this is still enjoyed today, and people come to Thorpeness to enjoy the peace and quiet, stroll along the beach, swim in the sea, or just stay put. If all of this sounfds too good to miss and you want to come to Thorpeness and need somewhere to stay then please visit www.seasidesuffolk.co.ukhttp://www.seasidesuffolk.co.uk

Thorpeness was created by local landowner Glencairn Stuart Ogilvie in the early part of the 20th Century. It was he who laid out the Golf Course, created the Meare (a 64 acre shallow boating lake), built the Country Club, and built the 'House in the Clouds' to hide an ugly water tank. All of this is still enjoyed today, and people come to Thorpeness to enjoy the peace and quiet, stroll along the beach, swim in the sea, or just stay put. If all of this sounfds too good to miss and you want to come to Thorpeness and need somewhere to stay then please visithttp://www.seasidesuffolk.co.uk and you can also learn more about this beautiful Suffolk Village

Thorpeness was created by local landowner Glencairn Stuart Ogilvie in the early part of the 20th Century. It was he who laid out the Golf Course, created the Meare (a 64 acre shallow boating lake), built the Country Club, and built the 'House in the Clouds' to hide an ugly water tank. All of this is still enjoyed today, and people come to Thorpeness to enjoy the peace and quiet, stroll along the beach, swim in the sea, or just stay put. If all of this sounfds too good to miss and you want to come to Thorpeness and need somewhere to stay then please visit http://www.seasidesuffolk.co.uk and you can also learn more about this beautiful Suffolk Village

Thorpeness was created by local landowner Glencairn Stuart Ogilvie in the early part of the 20th Century. It was he who laid out the Golf Course, created the Meare (a 64 acre shallow boating lake), built the Country Club, and built the 'House in the Clouds' to hide an ugly water tank. All of this is still enjoyed today, and people come to Thorpeness to enjoy the peace and quiet, stroll along the beach, swim in the sea, or just stay put. If all of this sounds too good to miss and you want to come to Thorpeness and need somewhere to stay then please visit http://www.seasidesuffolk.co.uk where you can view information about Coxswains Cottage and learn more about this beautiful Suffolk Village. We are proud to support the Suffolk Coast and Heaths 'Connect Scheme' and for each couple or family staying at our cottage we make a donation to the Scheme that goes towards conserving this important Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.