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Facilities
- Washing machine
- log burning stove
- Dishwasher
- Fridge
- Microwave
- Electric oven and hob
- TV
- DVD player
- Bath and shower
- Parking for 4 cars
- Large garden/field
- Linen provided
- Pets accepted
- Character
- Suitable for less able
- Free Wifi in outbuilding
- Short breaks available
- Very quiet location
Local information
- Excellent Pub nearby
- Shop in next village
- Two cafes nearby
- Beach less than 10min walk
- Very good walking area
- PSBB bird sanctuary nearby
- National Trust area nearby
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Region: |
Suffolk |
Contact: |
Mr Cole |
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Area: |
Southwold |
Phone: |
01728 648244 |
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Village: |
Dunwich |
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Type: |
Cottage |
Fax: |
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Sleeps: |
3+2 |
Email: | |
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Bedrooms: |
2 |
Web page: |
N/A |
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Bathrooms: |
1 |
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The Close is a charming peacefully situated holiday cottage in this small unspoilt coastal village within a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the Suffolk Heritage Coast. It makes an ideal holiday home for those seeking a quiet location who enjoy varied landscapes, walking and rural charm.
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The Close
Delightfully situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Delightfully situated near the Lakelands village of Maryport
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Dunwich Holiday Cottages Suffolk: A Self catering Cottage near Southwold and Aldeburgh
WiFi
Internet
60% of all guests are repeat visitors so early booking is recommended
Inside
The cottage has two bedrooms, a double bedroom and a single bedroom. A bed/settee provides sleeping for two extra persons if required.
There is a large 'farmhouse' kitchen with dresser, table and chairs, and full facilities.
The sitting room contains Freeview TV, DVD player and a log burning stove.
Full linen and towels are provided.
Both the main rooms have views over the cottage field and garden.
Broadband Internet access is available in an out-building on request.
Outside
The cottage has a sunny aspect, with enclosed garden at the front and a one acre field at the rear with a driveway and parking for four plus cars.
Local area
This charming cottage is situated in a quiet private road, away from traffic and is only a pleasant ten minute stroll, through woodland, from the beach. The local pub and beach cafe are also located on this route. The beach is backed by crumbling sandstone cliffs, is perfect for walks, birdwatching and picnics. There are numerous walks though woodland, heathland and beach areas.
Dunwich Heath is a National Trust owned area of coastal lowland heath, sandy cliffs and beach, rich in wildlife. The area offers many excellent walks. Minsmere Bird Reserve, managed by the RSPB, is a great place for a day out and is open to non-members. Great waterside walks, hides from which to view the waterfowl, a cafe, extensive disabled access and seasonal variations in the bird population make it well worth a visit all year round.
Nearby lies another National Trust managed area - Orford Ness National Nature Reserve, an internationally important nature reserve, with a fascinating 20th-century military history. Also for those keen on discovering England's history are Orford Castle, Framlingham Castle and Sutton Hoo - the Anglo-Saxon royal burial site and exhibition.
The charming, sedate, seaside town of Aldeburgh lies about 10 miles south. It has historic, musical and literary associations and the annual Aldeburgh Festival, which attracts world class artists and musicians, is held in and around the town with Open Air events and concerts at nearby Snape Maltings each June/July.
The quintessentially English resort town of Southwold lies 8 miles north and the journey beside the marshes , through the pink washed villages and past the magnificent Blythburgh Church is an excellent introduction to the beauties of East Anglia. Southwold is a lively town with weekly markets, an eclectic mix of shops, a wealth of cafes, restaurants and bars, a pier, lighthouse, brewery and miles of sandy beach.