Kelsale

Kelsale is a civil parish and village located in the East Suffolk district of Suffolk, England. The parish includes the village of Kelsale and the hamlet ofCarlton. It lies inland from the Suffolk coast, a few miles north of the market town of Aldeburgh and east of the town of Saxmundham. The River Alde flows nearby.

Historically, Kelsale has agricultural roots, a common characteristic of villages in this region of England. The village itself features a parish church, St. Mary's, which has Norman origins and has undergone various alterations and additions over the centuries, reflecting its long history. The surrounding landscape is typical of the Suffolk countryside, characterized by arable farmland and undulating terrain.

In recent times, Kelsale has seen some development, but it largely retains its rural character. The parish community is served by local amenities within the village and benefits from its proximity to larger towns for a wider range of services and employment opportunities. The area is popular for walking and appreciating the natural beauty of the Suffolk countryside.