Dating back over 250 years, this sympathetically updated Grade II-listed cottage provides inviting accommodation for families and friends exploring the glorious Suffolk coast. Close to the heart of Southwold, the property has ample space for six guests and one canine companion eager to enjoy a relaxing summer break. Featuring a roaring wood burner, a delightful courtyard garden and a thoughtfully restyled outbuilding, this beautifully decorated and tastefully furnished retreat is perfect for discovering the region’s idyllic coastline, quaint villages and serene countryside.
The elegantly furnished lounge has a Smart TV and a wood burner set in a stone fireplace. This leads into an airy open-plan kitchen/diner with ample equipment, a central island/breakfast bar and a sociable main dining table. The ground floor also features a lovely shower room. From the lounge, the first steep staircase leads up to another shower room, a separate WC and two engaging bedrooms: a cheery twin and a generous en-suite king-size room. Further stairs lead to a cute king-size bedroom with a skylight in the low-sloping ceiling. From the kitchen, French doors lead to the pleasant courtyard, with a BBQ, an outdoor kitchen and plenty of seating, providing an ideal spot for dining alfresco with your pet lying in the shade. At the far end of the courtyard, there’s a heated outbuilding with a Smart TV, comfortable furnishings and yoga equipment, making a cosy snug or relaxing meditation space. A free car park is 100 metres from the property.
Southwold Pier Beach (300 metres) is dog friendly between October and March, with nearby Walberswick Beach (1 mile) welcoming pets throughout the year. This tranquil corner of Suffolk offers miles of serene walks for your dog to lead you along, with pets permitted at Dunwich Museum, Camel Park Oasis and the East Anglia Transport Museum, all within 16 miles.