Suffolk Secrets, the market leader in short-break self-catering holiday accommodation in Suffolk, has just launched their new 2015 brochures, out now.

As the 'biggest brochure ever' in the family-owned company's 19 year history and featuring properties in the heritage centres of Aldeburgh, Southwold, Woodbridge, Lavenham, Constable Country and more, Suffolk Secrets now offers:

Over 220 coastal cottages in Suffolk, 32 new listings for 2015

Over 140 properties in Southwold

More than 100 cottages in and around Aldeburgh

147 properties have a woodburning stove or open fire

40 + cottages with sea views

270 + cottages with Wi-Fi

130 + large cottages

Of those cottages, 180 are graded 4 star by Visit England, more than 30 come in the 'luxury' 4 and 5 star Gold Award category whilst over 160 properties are deemed 'pet friendly'.

Suffolk Secrets has a 99% customer satisfaction rating.

Here's a small selection of the best new cottages in Suffolk for 2015. Click here for more.

Best for golfers

Glevering Mill, Hacheston, Woodbridge

Sleeps 4, 1 bathroom, 2 bedrooms

Price from £340 for 3 nights, £455 for 7 nights

A hole in one! Tucked away down a country lane in the heart of the Suffolk countryside is Glevering Mill, a beautiful property with elements that date back to the 11th Century with the River Deben running underneath.  Part of the mill has been converted in to fantastic holiday cottage. Surrounding the cottage are numerous walks and cycle routes to explore and also a par three, 9 hole golf course which is free for guests to use. The annexe to the property has been renovated to a very high standard and has all you could need for a relaxing break in a rural setting.

Best for romance

The Sun Deck, Aldeburgh

Sleeps 2, 1 bathroom, 1 bedroom

Price from £305 for 3 nights, £405 for 7 nights

Sit on the balcony gazing out at the Georgian town of Aldeburgh, with sea views from the top floor, this quaint, multi-level and recently refurbished bolthole has the twin appeal of being tucked away yet still located in the heart of Aldeburgh. The Sun Deck is the perfect choice for any couple looking for a luxurious holiday in this beautiful seaside town. This upside down house has been recently refurbished and is extremely well presented, giving it a light and modern feel throughout. Crossing over the bridge outside there are many different areas to relax in, including the top deck which boasts fantastic views over Aldeburgh and the sea.

Best for large groups / luxury

Lodge Farm near Ipswich

Sleeps 12, 6 bedrooms, 3 kitchens, 3 sitting rooms, 5 bathrooms (including 1 shower-room)

Price from £950 for 3 nights, £1,270 for 7 nights

Overlooking the iconic Orwell Bridge and situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty (AONB), Lodge Farm  near Ipswich is the go-to property for larger groups.  Originally an old dairy, parlour and buttery, the interconnecting properties (which can be booked in isolation or as a whole for larger groups) have been renovated to a very high standard and now sleeps up to 12 people with 5 bathrooms and 6 bedrooms.  Boasting a games room with table-tennis and a snooker table means that even if the weather turns, there's entertainment to keep the young and not so young fully occupied . And, although there are three, fully-equipped and hi-spec kitchens, the owners of the property also own the multi-award winning Suffolk Food Hall and Cookhouse, just a couple of minutes walk away serving 'traditional Suffolk food with a contemporary twist' as well as fresh, local produce.

Best for countryside

Scotchmer's, Earl Soham

Sleeps 5, 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom

Price from £305 for 3 nights, £405 for 7 nights

Within a small village surrounded on all sides by countryside, this is the quintessential, picture-postcard, Grade II listed English cottage! Long country walks abound, the coast less than half an hour's drive away (Aldeburgh, Walberswick, Southwold) there's also a lovely pub in Earl Soham, a village which also boasts its own brewery. The accommodation is perfect for a family with the added bonus of private parking and garden. Scotchmers is the ideal choice for anyone looking to explore all this area of Suffolk has to offer.

Best for history buffs

Primrose Cottage, Kersey

Sleeps 2, 1 bathroom

Price from £310 for 3 nights, £415 for 7 nights

Built in the 17th century and with oak beams throughout, this Grade II listed cottage with woodburning stove and underfloor heating is in the heart of Kersey, often voted Suffolk's prettiest hamlet.  Kersey was a thriving village producing woollen yarn and over 500 people occupied the timber framed houses. Nowadays, it's more peaceful place with circa 150 people occupying many of those same houses. Nearby is Lavenham, England's 'Best Preserved Medieval Town', with other wool towns nearby. Other historic villages nearby include Long Melford, Clare and Cavendish, with Constable Country also on the doorstep.

For bookings, contact Suffolk Secrets on 01502 722717 or visit www.suffolk-secrets.co.uk