Ground Floor The front door opens off a side street between the High Street and The Terrace which can be reached up a flight of stone steps. The entrance hall sits at the heart of the house with the kitchen to the right and living room to the left; the bathroom sits off the hall too and carpeted stairs rise to the first floor. There's a stable door from the kitchen to the garden. The attractive original tiled floor remains in the hall with wood effect floors throughout the rest of the ground floor.
Living Room Sitting at the front of the cottage with half shutters on the lovely bay window to give you some privacy. The room's furnished with a long sofa, enormous armchair and additional leather chair, plus a coffee table, TV table with DVD player too and an attractive bookcase with plenty of reading material.
Kitchen/Dining Room Installed in 2017, this modern kitchen has a stable door to the garden making it convenient for dining outside with a dining table and four chairs for indoor dining too. Integrated appliances include an electric oven, induction hob with extractor, under counter fridge with freezer compartment, washing machine and dishwasher, plus a free-standing microwave.
Bathroom This wonderfully quirky bathroom is cleverly tucked away with everything you need - a full-size bath, hand shower, washbasin, WC, and heated towel rail.
First Floor Steep carpeted stairs rise to the first floor with a half landing and handrail. Both carpeted bedrooms are on the first floor as well as the en suite shower room.
Master Bedroom Decorated in a palette of blues with the king-size bed taking pride of place between bedside tables and there's a handsome chest of drawers with hooks behind the doors if you'd like to hang clothes.
En Suite A sleek modern en suite with corner shower cubicle, WC, washbasin and heated towel rail.
Guest Bedroom Lovely light west-facing bedroom overlooking the garden and surrounding houses. A Super King zip and link bed gives you the choice of double or twin beds with bedside tables, a wardrobe with hanging and shelf space and a shelf in the corner with mirror above and chair making an ideal spot to do your make up.
Outside The rear west facing garden is an added bonus here, accessed from the kitchen with a stable door and through a gate from West Lane, a side street that runs from the High Street up a flight of steps to The Terrace where there's unrestricted parking. Parking directly outside the cottage is restricted to two hours only but is convenient for offloading. The garden captures the afternoon sun and is fully enclosed with a high wall shielding it from West Lane and fence partly shielding it from the neighbouring property. There's a timber deck furnished with a table and chairs for outside dining and the remainder is laid with paving, shingle and plant pots.Guests can store their bikes in the garden shed.
Whats Included?
All prices include 100% cotton bed linen, towels, heating and electricity plus a welcome bottle of wine and nibbles to help you get your break off to a relaxing start.
This stylish end of terrace holiday cottage is equipped with central heating and a wood burner. Appliances include a flat screen TV, DVD player and there's Wifi. In the kitchen there is an integrated electric oven, four-ring induction hob with extractor, under counter fridge with ice box, washing machine and dishwasher plus a free standing microwave.
A travel cot and high chair are available on request at the time of booking.
Aldeburgh is a very popular seaside town for traditional holidays and short breaks and this end of terrace holiday cottage sits at 141 High Street in the heart of town with an art gallery to one side and, on the opposite corner, the Golden Galleon fish and chip shop with restaurant. There's a wide range of additional shops, boutiques, galleries, an independent cinema, restaurants, cafes, pubs and hotels on the doorstep and the long stretch of shingle beach, with promenade bordered by the iconic colourful seaside houses, and the fisherman’s huts where you can buy fresh seafood, are just a few yards away.
Renowned for its cultural history, guests can enjoy a range of activities in the town and at nearby Snape Maltings, with the Annual Festival for Music, art exhibitions, literary and poetry festivals.
There are stunning sea and landscapes to be enjoyed on walks around the lowland marsh close to the cottage, heathland and the coastal path to Thorpeness with opportunities for sailing, golfing and cycling locally.
Sorry, no pets smoking or unaccompanied teenagers are permitted at this property.
Please note that the stairs at the property are typical of a period cottage steep with relatively narrow treads but the steps are wide and there's a handrail to the top.
Once you have filled out the online booking form, you will be given the option to pay by credit or debit card, or by BACs transfer. A 25% deposit is requested at the time of your booking to secure your booking. The balance and a returnable good housekeeping deposit are due six weeks before your holiday commences. Please click here to see our full terms and conditions of booking http://www.bestofsuffolk.co.uk/terms-and-conditions
