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Superb, character-rich cottage in the village of Friston, on the Suffolk Heritage Coast, close to Aldeburgh and Snape Maltings. Dog-friendly, woodburning strove. Excellent walking and cycling from your doorstep. Saxmundham 3 miles. (Ref. 932749)
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Lovely stable conversion, set in the heart of the Suffolk countryside. Close to Snape Maltings. With great access to the Suffolk Coast, romantic retreat. Large, shared grounds with pond. (Ref. 912561)
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Cosy two bedroom bungalow situated in the picturesque village of Westleton, 6 miles from the market town of Saxmundham. Large enclosed garden. This area is within walking distance of RSPB Minsmere and National Trust at Dunwich. WiFi. (Ref. 956459)
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Comfortable holiday property with excellent access to the Suffolk Heritage Coast. Perfect for walker, cyclists and nature lovers, not far from Snape Maltings Concert Hall for the arts. Excellent traditional village pub nearby! Snape 5 miles. (Ref. 930270)
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This semi-detached property rests about 10 mins walk from the beach in Kessingland, Suffolk. Dog friendly. Wifi. Enclosed garden. Lowestoft 6 miles; Southwold 8.5 miles. (Ref. 984502)
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A delightful stable conversion set in the heart of the Suffolk countryside, just over a mile from the village of Little Glemham. Single-storey, romantic retreat. Large, shared grounds with pond. Wickham Market 3 miles. (Ref. 28484)
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Beautifully presented two bedroom holiday property just a short walk from the beach and ideal for exploring the East Coast. Balcony. Decking. WiFi. Open-plan. (Ref. 928717)
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A lovely semi-detached property located in the peaceful hamlet of St Michael South Elmham. Historic, beamed cottage. Woodburning stove. Enclosed garden. Bungay 4 miles. (Ref. 22136)
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Fabulous, stone-built, Grade II listed cottage on the former Thorington Hall Estate in High Street near Thorington. En-suite facilities. Woodburning stove. Feature beams. WiFi. Thorington 2.8 miles. (Ref. 913819)
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Excellent barn conversion in the heart of Suffolk. Ground floor bedrooms and spacious living accommodation upstairs on first floor. Far reaching views over the gardens and pond. (Ref. 912560)
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Just Show Me Aldeburgh Cottages
Take time out on East Suffolk's Heritage Coast in one of our Aldeburgh cottages - perfect for a quiet, relaxing break by the sea.
Picture an old-fashioned prom edged with pastel-painted houses. A pebble beach lined
with fishermen's huts. A high street
made for browsing and all sorts of places to eat and drink from
posh nosh to fish 'n chips. Look out for the Lifeboat Station
and also Moot Hall, an imposing timber-framed building housing an
interesting local museum.
Stroll along the beach to see Maggi Hambling's controversial 'Scallop' sculpture. Continue on to Thorpeness, a former fantasy holiday village associated with Peter Pan, featuring mock Tudor and Jacobean architecture as well as a boating lake.
Aldeburgh cottages and fantastic festivals
Composer Benjamin Britten spent most of his life here and founded the renowned Aldeburgh Music Festival, an extravaganza of classical concerts performed every June in the splendid grand hall of Snape Maltings. (Should you stay at a different time, the Maltings is still a wonderful place to visit, with shops, eateries and lovely walks across reed beds.)
If culinary master-classes and sampling mouth-watering local produce are more up your street, time your stay in an Aldeburgh cottage around the Food and Drink Festival, highly popular and attracting a string of leading chefs.
Or opt for the Aldeburgh Poetry Festival and enjoy workshops with respected writers and rising talent.
What else? River trips, sailing, golf, cinema - entertainment to suit every mood. And as all our Aldeburgh cottages nestle amid an AONB, expect amazing scenery and outdoor activities all around.