Henley House,
North Ipswich, Ipswich

This Ipswich serviced property is situated less than a ten minute walk from the town centre, waterfront and marina where there are a number of lively bars and restaurants. The apartment is a five minute drive from Ipswich railway station, from which guests can travel to central London (Liverpool Street station) in an hour and 10 minutes, making this ideal for those working in the city who want to stay in a quieter location. Stansted Airport is only an hour and ten minutes away by car.

The serviced property is a seven bedroom house with one en suite bathroom and a further two bathrooms with a bath and shower. There is a variety of different bedrooms available including double bedrooms, single bedrooms and family bedrooms with both a double and a single bed.

The property has a spacious living area with a flat screen television, a DVD player and a stereo. There is a fully equipped kitchen with an oven, a washing machine, a tumble dryer and a dishwasher. The kitchen comes with a dining table and chairs. 

The house has two reception rooms, a formal dining room and a conservatory. Guests can also enjoy use of a patio and private garden.

There is a heated outdoor swimming pool (available from June-September) and free on-site parking. Free wireless broadband is available. Maid service is once weekly.

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Ipswich is England's oldest continuously settled Anglo-Saxon town - with medieval streets and architectural gems - from the decorative plasterwork of the 'Ancient House' (c.1670), to Sir Norman Foster's award-winning Willis Corroon building. Twelve medieval churches stand testimony to the importance of the town as it developed in the Middle Ages.

Much of the interesting town centre still dates from medieval times, but is complemented with the modern and dramatic Buttermarket shopping centre complete with undergound car parking. Ipswich railway station is located on the Great Eastern Main Line from London Liverpool Street to Norwich. Three express trains per hour make the 70 mile journey to London.

Green open spaces allow plenty of places to walk, play and relax. Christchurch Park is home to a fine Tudor mansion, housing furniture, clocks, and the most important collection of work by artists John Constable and Thomas Gainsborough outside of London. The beautiful landscaped parkland is also the venue for many special events, such as a music day and spectacular fireworks displays. At Orwell Country Park, enjoy stunning views over the river estuary, and the magnificent Orwell Bridge.

Ipswich has a rich maritime heritage, its port founded in the 6/7th century. Visit the Victorian wet dock which is undergoing an exciting renaissance, with waterfront bars and restaurants, a marina, and cruises down the river on the Orwell Lady.