This pretty & compact 17th Century labourer’s cottage is tucked away in a quiet road on the edge of the charming un-spoilt Suffolk town of Halesworth. The town offers a colourful selection of shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants based along its pedestrianised Thoroughfare.



Halesworth is the perfect location to explore the Heritage Suffolk coast with the famous coastal town of Southwold just six miles away with its spectacular promenade, sandy beaches and recently rebuilt pier and the home of the Adnams brewery. Local to the area is Aldeburgh, Snape, Walberswick, Dunwich, the Minsmere Bird reserve and access to the Norfolk Broads at Beccles.



The cottage has been lovingly renovated into a comfortable holiday retreat. The sitting room has exposed beams, open brick fireplace with gas effect coal fire, TV and DVD, and a sofa bed that can provide comfortable sleeping accommodation for one person. The bright fully equipped kitchen includes separate fridge and freezer, washing machine, microwave, gas hob and oven; a door leads into the conservatory, with folding dining table and chairs.



A turned staircase leads from the sitting room to a small dressing room (with space for a cot if required), with an Art Nouveau cast iron fireplace; off this is the cosy double bedroom. Both upstairs rooms have views over the marshes at the front of the house and views of the garden from the rear Velux windows. Outside is an enclosed courtyard with well stocked embankment garden and a cast iron table and chairs for eating out in the summer.