england
The Suffolk Coast
Suffolk
Southwold
Studio #011
Secluded cabin in deepest Suffolk. The perfect place for some serious solo thinking, this is our most popular location for Bill Gates-style think weeks.
2 Credits
Upcoming availability
The Setup
Single workspace, located in the main living area, overlooking the rolling fields of East Suffolk.
Apple Studio Display, Herman Miller Mirra II, Magic keyboard, trackpad II, and universal adapter.
Wifi speed: 126mbps download; 38mbps upload
The Need to Know
A workspace, kitchen, sofa-bed, and internet. That’s it. Perfect for simple living, and great thinking.
Our most popular location for think weeks, and solo writing: whether it's launching a Substack or just ploughing through some edits.
You can get the train from Liverpool Street (nearest station is Lowestoft), but we’d recommend hiring a car and driving up.
Newly-built and well-insulated, this is a wonderful year-round retreat.
Pet-friendly.
The Location
Small, incredibly designed, cabin in the countryside near Southwold (about five minutes away).
Perfect for great walks: both straight out the door, and further afield via the Suffolk coastline. One for any W.G Sebald fans out there.
Some brilliant restaurants and pubs in Southwold itself: the Canteen and the Sole Bay Inn are our favourites. Plus a co-op in town to pick up food from.
Further afield, take a half-day to find inspiration at RSPB Minismere, Framlington Castle, or our personal favourite: Sutton Hoo.
Book now for a focused stay with your team.
Flexible check-out (optional).- • Free check-out the day after your stay.
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