Elm Cottage

About this property

Offering ideal accommodation for a family in central Aldeburgh. Elm Cottage is a relaxing holiday retreat perfect for a break at the seaside.

Elm Cottage offers guests a well presented self-catering holiday home just a couple of minutes' walk from the sea front in Aldeburgh. Inside this pretty red brick terrace cottage is a neutral colour scheme which is kept throughout the property creating a relaxing and peaceful haven for you to enjoy during your time on the Suffolk coast. The fully equipped kitchen diner and cosy sitting room complete with a handy flame effect gas stove, perfect for the winter months, provides a great space for a family get together at any time of year. The location of Elm Cottage is perfect for all the amenities which Aldeburgh offers including the beach and the large range of independent shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants. At the rear of the cottage there is your own courtyard garden complete with furniture. Perfect for some alfresco dining during the warmer months. Shop: 0.25 miles Pub: 0.25 miles

Why we love this property: After being out and about exploring Aldeburgh you can walk back to Elm Cottage to enjoy a home cooked meal or just a glass of something special in a relaxed home from home.

ground floor

Sitting Room: Comfortable seating, flat screen TV, DVD, gas stove.

Kitchen/Dining Room: Gas oven and hob, fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, dining table and chairs for four guests.

Cloakroom: Washbasin and wc.

Steep stairs to

first floor

Bedroom 1: Double bed with a built-in wardrobe for clothes storage.

Bedroom 2: Single bed.

Bedroom 3: Single bed.

Bathroom: Bath, overbath mixer shower, washbasin and wc.

Garden: Enclosed patio style garden with furniture.

Parking: On street.

Heating: Gas heating.

Notes: Wi-fi and towels provided. Travel cot and highchair available to use.

Aldeburgh, home of the famous Aldeburgh Festival of Music, is a charming, historic seaside resort with many fine Georgian buildings. The town was a medieval fishing centre and fishermen still draw their boats onto the shingle beach to sell their catches. The area around Aldeburgh reflects the unspoilt nature of the Suffolk coast and only two miles along the shore is the unusual coastal village of Thorpeness, with its picturesque mere and excellent golf course. The town has a good selection of shops and eateries.