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Population: 1600
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Kings Head
"The Kings Head is fabulous - it has a lovely welcoming atmosphere and serves delicious and varied food including such things as scallop salad, whitebait, roast venison, bangers & mash, ..." More

Hare & Hounds
"Not many unspoilt village pubs left these days but this is one of them. Good beer, good food (all day) and good service.

Date visited: often ..." More

Hare & Hounds
"Lovely lovely people. One of the friendliest pubs I have ever been in. We were made to feel like it was our local and were reminded of how a village ..." More

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"For the chance to walk into a real-life Constable painting, visit Flatford Mill. The mill, the millpond and Willie Lott's Cottage look much as they did when the artist painted ..." More

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East Bergholt is a village in Suffolk, in the Stour Valley. East Bergholt is the birthplace of the painter John Constable, and the area has now become known as Constable Country, taking in the villages of East Bergholt, Capel St. Mary, Stratford St. Mary, Bentley, Dedham, Langham, Lawford and Flatford. The Church of St. Mary the Virgin was built in the 15th and 16th centuries, but is well known for the absence of a bell tower. A temporary wooden bellcage was erected in the churchyard for the bells and still exists some 500 years later. Other attractions include Old Hall, a former nunnery, later friary, which now houses the Old Hall Community, a household of about 60 people who live co-operatively and farm organically. East Bergholt Place is a woodland garden and arboretum, with a plant centre in the old kitchen garden. Flatford Mill buildings were once owned by Constable’s father and are recognisable since they feature in many of his paintings. Nowadays they offer a wide-ranging programme of environment and art-based courses. Upstream from the mill is Bridge Cottage which houses an exhibition on Constable and is open to the public. East Bergholt has five pubs and a leisure centre

Attraction

Flatford Mill Field Centre

Doctor

The Surgery

Pub and Bar

Carriers Arms
Hare & Hounds
Kings Head
Royal Oak

School

East Bergholt C of E Primary School
East Bergholt High School

Solicitor

Williams Solicitors

Places to Stay near East Bergholt

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Travelodge Ipswich Capel St Mary (1.57 miles)

There are loads of reasons our customers choose to stay at Travelodge. Our great value clean and comfortable rooms with en-suite provide everything needed for a good night's sleep and are close to where people ... more | visit website

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Marlborough Head Hotel (1.62 miles)

Marlborough Head Hotel
The Marlborough Head Inn is located in the High Street in the picturesque village of Dedham, which is well-placed for Colchester, Harwich and Ipswich It is a perfect base from which to explore Constable Country. ... more | visit website
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Dedham Hall & Fountain House (1.72 miles)

Dedham Hall & Fountain House
Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of Dedham Hall in it’s six acres of gardens and fields set in the beautiful Vale of Dedham. Together with it’s restaurant The Fountain House it is situated just a ... more | visit website
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Maison Talbooth (2.22 miles)

Maison Talbooth

Maison Talbooth
Tranquillity is the essence of this Victorian country house, which enjoys a superb position on a bluff overlooking the river valley. The ten bedrooms are luxurious, individually decorated and have bathrooms that are a ... more | visit website

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Milsoms Hotel (2.32 miles)

Milsoms Hotel

Milsoms is a Victorian country house built in 1850 and was bought by Dorothy and Arthur Milsom in 1959. They ran it until 1981 when their son Gerald Milsom transformed it into the terrace restaurant ... more | visit website

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The Mistley Thorn (3.41 miles)

The Mistley Thorn
The Mistley Thorn Hotel and public house was completely refurbished in early 2004 and re-opened for food and drink trade in March and for accommodation in June. Mistley is famous for being the scene of ... more | visit website
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Ramada Colchester (5.20 miles)

Ramada Colchester

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The Ramada Colchester is a fine base for exploring Constable Country and the East Anglian coastline. The hotel is convenient for all major routes from London and Harwich and is close ... more

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Hintlesham Hall (5.24 miles)

Hintlesham Hall

Situated in the heart of rural East Anglia, Hintlesham Hall is a stunning 16th century Elizabethan manor house with an elegant Georgian facade, standing in beautiful grounds. The Hall is luxuriously furnished with antiques and ... more | visit website

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The Crown (5.35 miles)

The Crown

The Crown Stoke by Nayland, an historic privately owned village Inn has a reputation for making everyone feel welcome - without pretension - simply a passion for good service, food, wine and real ale.

The ... more | visit website

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Angel Inn (5.45 miles)

Angel Inn

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Surrounded by tranquil, beautiful Suffolk countryside, this traditional 16th-century oak-beamed coaching house offers traditional charm, superb food, free Wi-Fi and free parking. The Angel Inn has a wealth of original charm and ... more

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