Celebrate with friends, family and your four-legged friends at this quirky cottage which is a fantastic option as two former cottages joined together ensuring ample space for everyone. Situated in Walberswick, you’ll be less than a mile from the beach which welcomes pups all year round to run and fetch to their hearts’ content.
Seamlessly blending the old with the new, this large Victorian house has two spacious living rooms, both furnished with sumptuous seating options and wood burners whilst one features a dining table seating six. The main dining room benefits from being dual aspect, allowing natural light to pour in through the front and back of the room whilst you gather together to eat on the stylish, modern table. Two kitchens ensure ample space for preparing breakfast, lunch and dinner for large numbers, as well as the opportunity for two groups to enjoy their own space by sharing the facilities. Completing the ground floor is a wetroom-style bathroom and a cloakroom for extra storage. Upstairs on the first floor, you’ll find a selection of bedrooms including a king-size bedroom which has an interconnecting door to the twin room, ideal for families with young children. In addition, there is a further double bedroom and two bright and airy single rooms. At the front of the property there is a pretty lawned garden with an enclosed pond where tranquil days can be spent with your pup whilst at the back, a patio area offers a third option for dining when the weather is warm.
Walberswick itself is a wonderful location for a holiday, oozing with charm with a number of dog-friendly pubs and restaurants to visit during your stay. Let your dog lead the way to the ‘lost city’ of Dunwich where you’ll now find an atmospheric shingle beach and a heathland nature reserve with plenty of flora and fauna to sniff out on a walk. Hop aboard a river tour at Oulton Broad (17 miles) for a calming afternoon gliding along the waters, or take on the 7-mile long Sailors’ Path between Aldeburgh (15 miles) and Snape Maltings (17 miles) to experience a plethora of terrain from whimsical woodlands to sun-dappled spots by the River Alde - a route which is sure to get tails wagging.