Easton, Woodbridge, Suffolk

Martley Hall blends heritage, luxury and privacy. Set within over 9 acres of peaceful Suffolk parkland, it offers outstanding facilities and a beautifully restored country house at its heart.




ABOUT THIS HOUSE
A magnificent property steeped in history and set within rolling parkland, Martley Hall is an elegant country estate in a moated setting, blending Arts & Crafts grandeur with modern comfort. Dating back to the Domesday Book, the house and gardens unfold in a series of beautifully curated spaces designed for both retreat and entertaining.

Approached via a bridge over the moat, the six-bedroom main house is a masterpiece of craftsmanship. Leaded windows, limestone floors and exposed oak beams sit alongside smart home technology and a climate-controlled wine cellar, seamlessly blending historic character with contemporary ease. Grand reception rooms flow effortlessly into a bespoke kitchen with views over the water and gardens, while a boot room, gym and conservatory provide the practical luxuries of modern country living. Artefacts from the demolished Easton Park mansion were incorporated into the Hall, most notably the striking fire surround in the dining room, preserving a tangible link to Suffolk’s architectural past.

The gardens and landscaping, designed by Luke Haydon Gardens, are another highlight of the estate. The Walled Garden has been meticulously restored to create a private sanctuary while also being an exceptional space for entertaining. At its heart lies a striking indoor pool complex with a bar, sauna, steam room and treatment suite. Just outside, a summer pavilion with a kitchen and BBQ area opens onto lawns set for croquet and pétanque. Each year, the courts come alive with spirited competition among family and friends, making the garden as much a place for fun as it is for retreat. Nearby, a tennis court and basketball hoop add to the range of outdoor pursuits.

The estate also offers four beautifully appointed en suite guest rooms arranged around a peaceful Italian-style courtyard, creating an ideal retreat for visitors. Additional accommodation includes the Annexe and Grooms Cottage, offering further flexibility for extended family, guests or staff. A garage, rear paddock, and around four acres of front paddocks complete this privately held parcel, extending in all to approximately 10 acres.

Included
Historic moated country house with five reception rooms and six bedrooms

Indoor swimming pool with steam room, sauna, jacuzzi spa, treatment room and games room

Walled garden with entertaining pavilion, kitchen, bar, BBQ area, croquet lawn and two pétanque courts

One-bedroom cottage overlooking the moat

Second one-bedroom cottage with private garden and views over a picturesque pond

Four guest suites arranged around an Italian-style courtyard garden

Modern offices with two high-speed fibre lines

Warehouse

Gardens, woodland and paddocks

ABOUT THIS AREA
Suffolk is a county of unspoiled beauty and deep-rooted history, offering a lifestyle that is both peaceful and culturally rich. With 50 miles of coastline to the east, it’s known for its expansive beaches, historic market towns and countryside immortalised in the paintings of John Constable.

The village of Easton, where Martley Hall is located, is a quintessential English village with a friendly community, a well-loved pub, The White Horse, and a thriving cricket club. Surrounded by open farmland and a network of scenic walking routes, it’s a place where time slows and nature sets the pace.

Nearby Wickham Market and Framlingham provide all the essentials, with independent shops, cafés and markets, while the historic riverside town of Woodbridge offers a lively mix of restaurants, boutiques and a marina. For families, the area is home to some of the region’s top-performing schools, including Woodbridge School, Framlingham College, the Royal Hospital School and Debenham High School.

Despite its rural charm, Martley Hall is well connected. Ipswich station, around 30 minutes away, provides direct trains to London in approximately 70 minutes. The A12 and A14 offer easy access by road, and for added convenience, the property also benefits from private landing rights.

TOWNS AND STATIONS
Wickham Market 2.5 miles
Woodbridge 9 miles
Newmarket 47 miles
Ipswich Train Station 15 miles
(London Liverpool Street from 70 minutes)

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