- Deben House
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- John and Tamsin Passmore offer
family accommodation in an informal atmosphere.
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- The house is ten minutes walk
from the heart of this historic market town and overlooks the
River Deben and Sutton Hoo.
Children have the use of the playroom full of toys and the run
of the garden with swings, apple trees to climb etc.
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- Deben House is one half of
a large property on the outskirts of Woodbridge, overlooking
the River Deben.
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- There is off-road parking for
two guest cars.
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- The guest room is an extremely
large, light and airy attic room with a view of the river and
Sutton Hoo.
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- There is a double bed, a single
bed and a double futon.
If necessary a travel cot and an inflatable double bed can be
provided, allowing eight people to share without feeling cramped.
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- There is a television and video
recorder with a selection of tapes and also tea and coffee making
facilities with fresh milk.
A bathroom is available immediately opposite on the first floor.
This is shared only with our extremely tidy au-pair girl.
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- We like to make a bit of a
production out of breakfast.
Coming down to the kitchen in the morning, you will be faced
with an alarming choice of cereals - although most of our guests
tend to opt for the meusli in the earthenware bowl, our home-made
yoghurt and stewed fruit.
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- Then there are the eggs. Our
Maran and Wellsummer hens lay the most enormous brown eggs.
- The house speciality is to
have them scrambled very, very slowly with the lid on the saucepan.
This means they are as unlike hotel scrambled eggs as it is possible
to be.
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- Next we offer interesting bread
from our excellent local baker and proper jams and marmalade
- not the cheap stuff.
Obviously we give you filter coffee and fresh, not concentrated,
fruit juice... real butter and so on. We don't believe in skimping.
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- Contact: John Passmore
- Tel: +44 (0) 1394 386644
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