The property
Blythburgh is in an excellent location for the many attractions of the East Suffolk Heritage Coast, which include coastal and rural walks and cycling routes and, for bird watchers there is the renowned RSPB sanctuary at Minsmere, within easy driving distance.
Within five miles is the renowned coastal town of Southwold, famous for its iconic pier, Georgian and Victorian architecture, individual shops and traditional pubs. The picturesque coastal village of Walberswick is also worth a visit with long stretches of sandy beaches, a village green with gift shops and tea rooms and a couple of great pubs serving excellent food and local beers.
Both the big well-equipped kitchen and the large living room, opening off the welcoming hallway, have double doors to the garden. There’s also a utility room, study with a day bed for extra guests, and a cloakroom on the ground floor. All bedrooms on the first floor are a good size, the master with king-size bed has an en suite shower room and there’s a lovely family bathroom.
Tucked away from the hustle and bustle on a small nine property cul de sac, Meadowsweet has an ample off road parking for four cars and a big garden, mostly laid to lawn with a wide patio furnished with two sets of outdoor furniture so you can relax in the sun whilst the kids run around.
Ground Floor
A welcoming hallway sits at the heart of the house with the kitchen/breakfast room, living room, study and cloakroom opening off and stairs to the first floor. There’s Karndean flooring throughout the ground floor.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room
A sizeable room with U shaped kitchen housing a top of the range Rangemaster cooker with six ring ceramic hob, two electric ovens, grill, warming drawer and extractor above; dishwasher; large fridge with two and a half drawer freezer and freestanding microwave.
Triple doors open into the garden from the ‘breakfast’ area which is furnished with a table and six chairs plus a smart dresser. There are also double doors to the living room making this a very sociable space.
Utility Room
Off the kitchen this handy room has a door to the alley running down the side of the house, giving easy access for shopping or beach gear. There’s a sink, coat hooks, washing machine and rotary washing line for use in the garden.
Living Room
This lovely big double aspect room is great at any time of the year with double doors to the garden and an electric fire with optiflame effect to keep the chill off in the cooler months. The room is being furnished with generous sofas and collection of coffee tables and dressers.
Study
Extra space for anyone wanting to study, watch TV or quietly read a book. There’s also a good-sized day bed in this room which guests can use on request.
Cloakroom
With WC and washbasin.
First Floor
Carpeted stairs rise from the hall to the first-floor landing where all four bedrooms and the family bathroom are. Bedrooms are carpeted and the bathrooms have tiled floors.
Master Bedroom
A lovely double aspect bedroom sitting at the front of the house with king-size bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside tables, chair, and mirror. There's a TV and DVD player in this bedroom, sitting on a low stand with wheels and, as every bedroom has a TV socket, you can wheel this round to whichever room you wish to use it in.
En-Suite Shower Room
Modern en suite with a corner shower, WC, washbasin, heated towel rail, and natural daylight.
Single Bedroom
A good-sized single room at the back of the house overlooking the garden, furnished with a single bed with truckle bed if you wish to accommodate two guests, plus a double wardrobe, chest of drawers and mirror.
Family Bathroom
This light modern bathroom is a good size with bath, corner shower, basin set in a vanity unit, WC, heated towel rail, and window overlooking the garden.
Twin Bedroom
Double aspect with view of the garden, twin beds, wardrobe and chest of drawers.
Double Bedroom
Overlooking the front and side of Meadowsweet with double bed, wardrobe, and chest of drawers.
Outside
Meadowsweet is a large detached house in a quiet cul de sac with fully enclosed garden, primarily laid to lawn with a wide patio well furnished with a wooden table and six carvers with a tilting parasol, a rattan set with table and four chairs as well as two sunbeds so you can really make the most of sunny days and enjoy a charcoal BBQ. For a touch of added luxury and fun why not hire a hot tub for your stay through Suffolk Hot Tubs (www.suffolkhottubs.co.uk)*. There’s ample parking at the front for four cars and a side gate so you can wheel bikes through and store them securely down the side of the house.
About the location
REYDON
Southwold 1 mile.
The village of Reydon is adjoined to Southwold, one of north Suffolk's most beautiful and popular seaside towns. The market town of Southwold is known for its iconic whitewashed working lighthouse, restored pier, brightly coloured beach huts and the harbour where you can purchase freshly caught fish for your tea. The areas surrounding Reydon and Southwold offer many places to visit, whilst walkers, cyclists, and bird watchers can enjoy the beautiful Suffolk Heritage Coastline with unspoilt heath lands and nature reserves including RSPB Minsmere. The nearby fashionable seaside town of Aldeburgh offers independent shops and galleries and along the seafront is Moot Hall, home to its museum and The Scallop, an interlocking sculpture dedicated to Benjamin Britten. Two miles from Aldeburgh is Thorpeness where you can spend a day boating on the magical Century Meare with its Peter Pan themed islands. Both the cities of Ipswich and Norwich are within easy driving distance.
Note: Bedding is feather with no alternative available
