Thorpeness (Suffolk) Reviews


Description:Thorpeness in Suffolk.
Newest Review: ... in 1910. At the centre of the village is a meare - a shallow large kind of boating lake which was built to resemble elements of Ogilvie's friend J M Barrie's most famous work - the children's favourite "Peter Pan". The meare has little boats and islands and is very quaint. There is also a pub (The Dolphin) which we didn't visit but have heard good things about and a tea room and ... more
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by - written on 11/08/12 (Useful, 39 readings)
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We visited Thorpeness whilst staying in nearby Aldeburgh on holiday. Situated in Suffolk, about 9 miles West of Saxmundham, Thorpeness is a quaint seaside village which began life as a fishing village but was changed by Stuart Ogilvie, a Scottish businessman, into a "private fantasy holiday village" after be bought the entire village in 1910. At the centre of the village is a meare - a shallow large kind of boating lake which was built to resemble elements of Ogilvie's friend J M Barrie's most famous work - the children's favourite "Peter Pan". The meare has little boats and islands and is very quaint. There is also a ... Read the complete review
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