This stunning 18th-century cottage sits at the heart of the historic village of Dunwich, making a fantastic retreat for larger families enjoying a quiet seaside getaway, or for groups of friends marking a special occasion. Full of character, this quaint, picturesque property has been sympathetically updated to provide fresh, light and cosy accommodation for eight guests and one pet dog keen to discover an idyllic part of the Suffolk coast. Tastefully furnished and decorated, the cottage has an array of original features including exposed timber beams, leaded windows, wooden floors and a wood burner in a brick fireplace.
Entering this beautiful property you will find the spacious farmhouse-style kitchen/diner which has a lovely central dining table, a cosy wood burner and a wealth of equipment to rustle up a celebratory meal. The ground floor also has two connecting twin bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room. Heading upstairs, the lounge is on the first floor: with wooden beams and comfortable seating, this characterful room is perfect for a quiet night in. The ground floor also features a refreshing family bathroom and a lovely double bedroom. The final bedroom, another cosy double, is up on the second floor. Stepping outside, the pretty courtyard garden has a choice of outdoor furniture and provides a lovely spot for your four-legged friend to sit in the sunshine as you dine alfresco on a summer’s day.
Set next to the local museum, with a popular dog-welcoming pub opposite and a pet-friendly beach just a short stroll away, the cottage is perfect for dogs and their owners discovering the Suffolk coastline. Dogs are also welcome at beaches including Dunwich Heath, Thorpeness and Walberswick, all within 11 miles. The bustling coastal resorts of Aldeburgh and Southwold (both within 12 miles) have plenty of great restaurants and pubs.