Brockford Railway Sidings - Railway Carriage One
Mid Suffolk
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Railway Carriage One is a former passenger carriage converted into self-contained holiday accommodation. The whole property sits on the grounds of the Mid-Suffolk Light Railway, surrounded by an acre of natural countryside with shared access to a children's play area and garden. You arrive at ground level directly into the open-plan living and dining space, which flows into a compact kitchen fitted with an electric cooker.
Two bedrooms occupy the carriage: a double bed in one, and in the other, two bunk beds separated by a curtain (the bunks are sized for children). A shower room with heated towel rail serves both. Wifi, electricity and towels are included; bed linen and crockery are not. Parking for one car is provided on site. The property is non-smoking throughout.
The setting appeals to families and groups wanting something different from a standard cottage, especially those with an interest in railway heritage or visits to the museum just nearby. The 1-acre grounds and play facilities are shared with other holiday properties on site.
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What's on offer
Check-in & check-out
Arrive after 16:00 Depart before 10:00
🚭 No smoking, please
What guests say
Please do not use this establishment or entertain the idea of giving these people any of your money! Two days ago the owners drove into my pregnant partners car with her 8 year old boy in the car also (to which she told the driver of a Red Range Rover who owns the Cedars on her own side of the road) Left her crying and injured and didn’t help and just drove off from the scene.. which is also illegal! Terrible and horrible people please do not use this place!!!
10 months ago · via Google
Lovely and quiet rural surroundings. Quirky and authentic holiday let's. Good base to travel out from on foot or bicycle.
11 months ago · via Google
This is the second time I have visited Brockford Railway Siding and stayed in the carriage. The carriages are very well refurbished and everything is very clean. Tony, the owner came and spoke to some of our group and was friendly and welcoming. Nearby Debenham is a nice little village where we found a nice pub and a cafe for breakfast (as well as a craft shop and a hardware store which are worth a visit). There are several other good places to eat nearby too. I'm sure we will be back again some time.
a year ago · via Google
What an amazing find, great campsite. There are railway carriages that have been turned into habitable chalets. Middy bar 4 minutes away, sadly only open Fridays, great beer and amazing pub grub.
a year ago · via Google