A tastefully furnished holiday home with a traditional, red-tiled roof and plaster pargetting, this peaceful property sleeps four guests and is just 3.5 miles from the lively seaside town of Southwold. In Wangford there is a farm shop selling local produce and a popular pub serves home-cooked food. The village is ideally placed for walking and bike rides along quiet country lanes. Reydon Woods (less than 1 mile), which can be seen from the property’s back garden, is a 16-hectare nature reserve with ancient, coppiced woodland, renowned for its bluebells in the spring. Visit Blythburgh (3.5) miles to see the magnificent Grade I-listed, Holy Trinity church. Southwold’s numerous attractions include the town’s landmark lighthouse, wonderful Edwardian pier with a traditional amusement arcade and retro games and the sandy beach with its promenade. Enjoy a trip to the cinema with a difference in the tiny, 70-seat Electric Picture Palace and discover more about the town’s historic connection with sea at the fascinating Southwold Sailors’ Reading Room
Enter the living room of this light and bright country retreat to find comfortable seating in contemporary style, with a Smart TV and round dining table with chairs. French doors open to give views of fields and woodland and a large patio where you can enjoy eating al fresco on sunny days. There is a smart, streamlined kitchen and a handy downstairs WC. Upstairs, three good-sized bedrooms have a soft, marine theme. They comprise a king-size with an ensuite shower and country views, a double, and a single. The family bathroom has a shower over the bath and a WC.
The rear garden has a large lawn and a spacious rear patio with a table and chairs. It is enclosed by fencing on two sides and open to a tranquil view of fields and Reydon Woods in the distance - a lovely spot to enjoy the peace and quiet of the countryside.