Alberts Dairy

13/06/2026

Guaranteed- Freddie checks out ALL visitors on arrival!

11/06/2026

Blending old and new, the kitchen pairsexposed bricks with contemporary fittings and high-end appliances. Thoughtfully stocked with everything you could need. - from a generous oven and hob to all the cookware, crockery, and little extras- it’s ready for leisurely breakfast, hearty evening meals and everything in between

09/06/2026

Not just a coat peg - once part of the primary school in Wingfield where little coats once hung - (holds great significance as was Robins) - is now a quiet piece of history on the bedroom door at Alberts Dairy still holding stories - just of a different kind.

07/06/2026

We’ve been spoiled with rainbows lately, thanks to the storms, but this one? Absolutely stunning. The brightest yet.

05/06/2026

After a day in the countryside, guests can unwind in the beautifully appointed shower room where classic styling meets high-spec finish. Quality fixtures and a generous walk-in shower create a sense of quiet indulgence.

A touch free illuminated mirror complete with an integrated shaver point, as a subtle contemporary touch while maintaining the rooms timeless character. The result is a space that feels both refined and restorative - a true sanctuary within this rural escape.

04/06/2026

Yummy lunch@icesuffolk today

03/06/2026

03/06/2026

Last night storm left behind a sky full of colour. The clouds reflected shades of pink, gold, and pale purple, while the darker practices of cloud provided a striking backdrop. For a few minutes, the whole sky seemed to glow.

01/06/2026

Calling all Dad‘s army fans!

Did you know the fantastic Dad’s Army Museum is only 30 minutes from our beautiful countryside Holiday let?

It’s a great day out for anyone who loves the classic TV series, and the perfect excuse to explore even more of this lovely corner of East Anglia while you’re here.

History, nostalgia, countryside walks and cozy evenings back at Alberts Dairy - what more could you ask for?

28/05/2026

The hollow is cradling a plant self-sown by wind and rain