The House in the Clouds is a water tower built to incorporate a residential home, in Thorpeness, Suffolk, England.

Set in 1 acre of private grounds, the House in the Clouds overlooks Thorpeness Golf Course, Thorpeness Meare and the sea on the very beautiful Suffolk Heritage Coast. Close to Aldeburgh, Snape Maltings and home of the festival, to Minsmere and other bird and nature reserves. BOOKING, PRICES & AVAILABILITY. Booking is handled via Airbnb.

The House in the Clouds is one of the UK's/world's most famous follies! Set in 1 acre of private grounds, this iconic landmark overlooks Thorpeness Golf Course, Thorpeness Meare and the sea on the very beautiful Suffolk Heritage Coast.

The house was designed in particular for Mrs Malcolm Mason, a close friend of Ogilvie’s (he later called her his “lady of the stairs and starlight”). She was a writer of childrens books, which probably explains the fairy tale quality of the House.

28 Feb 2025 - Entire home for £600. "A truly unique place to stay, one of England's most famous follies" built as a water tower with house below, the tank room is now a huge galleried...

Set in 1 acre of private grounds, the House in the clouds overlooks Thorpeness Golf Course, Thorpness Meare and the sea on the very beautiful Suffolk Heritage Coast. Close to Aldeburgh, Snape Maltings and home of the festival, to Minsmere and other bird and nature reserves.

There are five bedrooms and three bathrooms plus the amazing ‘room at the top’, which used to house the large water tank. From there, you can relax in a charming English cottage while enjoying a view that expands for miles.

The House In The Clouds This elegant home is nestled in the foothills of Appalachia near Somerset, Kentucky. It sits near the top of a knoll and on a clear day has appoximately a 20 mile view extending to the Eubank, Ky water towers.

Oct 21, 2010 · Unusual British home built to disguise a water tower. This unusual structure was built in a marriage of form and function. During the early 20th century the owner of the nearby resort community...

Feb 21, 2023 · 100 years ago when it was first opened the tower could hold 50,000 gallons of water, but the House in the Clouds was damaged by anti-aircraft fire during the Second World War and was fixed with...