A unique collection of railway themed holiday lets in the heart of Suffolk
In the heart of Suffolk countryside, The Brockford Railway Sidings is a collection of beautifully restored railway carriages and buildings, ideal for holidays for families, rail enthusiasts and anyone who wants a quiet break in the countryside in a location well placed to discover the rest of East Anglia. There are 5 comfortable railway carriages and a fine Station Building which can be booked through www.cottages.com, just type in Brockford Railway Sidings.
You will find Brockford Railway Sidings just off the A140 in Brockford Green on the way to Wetheringsett. It is just across the road from the Mid Suffolk Light Railway museum, so if you follow the brown tourist signs to this attraction it will also lead you most of the way to The Sidings.
The Station House
This is a comfortable self-catering detached house built in the traditional style of the Mid Suffolk Light Railway. It has three double rooms and can sleep up to 6 adults.
Railway Carriage One
Railway Carriage One is a restored, authentic Mid Suffolk railway carriage. It sleeps 4 in a double bed, two short, small bunks suitable for children under 10.
Railway Carriage Two
Carriage Two is the largest of our carriages with accommodation for up to 6 people. It is well-appointed and spacious. Perfect for families, couples or friends.
The Guard’s Van
The Guard’s Van is a spacious 2 bedroom carriage for 4 people sleeping in two bedrooms, with a double and two single beds. Great views across the countryside.
Wilby Halt
Wilby Halt is the last but one completed carriage at Brockford Siding. At its centre is the small station building which is a copy of the station at Wilby on the Mid Suffolk Light Railway.
The Italian Carriage
Our latest addition to our carriages at Brockford is the Italian Carriage. Sleeping four in two bedrooms, it has a shower room/loo and a kitchen with a small sitting area.
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