Corner Cottage

Rating
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets Yes
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Reviews

Mr Maynard
April 2018

“The pub over the road had closed down meaning we had to look elsewhere to eat in the evenings”
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Mr Chambers April 2018

“The advertisement material indicated a pub providing food opposite the property but this had been closed several weeks”
Mr Grayson May 2017

“Quaint, cosy, comfortable and well equipped property in a good location to explore the area.”
Davidddddddddd2014 January 2015

“Very quiet”

A quiet, peaceful cottage within a stones throw of a nice village inn. All the amenities needed for a comfortable stay. Easy to get to many pretty villages and coastal towns. Handy little village shop two minutes walk away.
A FlipKey verified reviewer February 2013

“Cosy, quirky cottage”

We really enjoyed our Christmas break at Corner Cottage -- and we were delighted with all the little extras provided, such as Christmas crackers, fizzy wine and biscuits. The cottage is compact and quirky but was cosy and warm and homely and ideal for our party of three. It was convenient for visits to towns such as Southwold, Aldeburgh, Bungay and Beccles and for various nature reserves. The village store, two minutes away, had an amazing range of goods for sale. But the pub across the road was a disappointment,with the regular customers seeming to resent visitors.
Lyn August 2011

“Village near to Southwold”

Charming peaceful cottage with churchyard behind, ideally located for travelling into Southwold. Pub literally across the road which happened to have a beer festival on. Excellent local shop in village. Pity there was no outside space/garden facility with the cottage. Otherwise a thoroughly memorable stay.
A FlipKey verified reviewer January 2011

“Cosy cottage in peaceful Suffolk”

I think I submitted a review immediately after our visit! Our experience was very positive. The cottage was fine, with a few reservations - the fridge lacks a freezer section & the bottom shelf is missing, it was difficult to get good light to read in a comfy chair, & the lack of any garden would be an issue in the summer. Beyond, the pub opposite serves perfectly good grub, the village shop is useful, & the whole coastal area is lovely.
A FlipKey verified reviewer July 2010

“relaxing”

Beautiful cottage nice quiet friendly village , cottage very comfortable all resorts within a short drive away really enjoyed our stay would go back again. First time to suffolk/Nolfolk we're smitten.
A FlipKey verified reviewer July 2010

“Wangford Cottage”

Clean and well-equipped cottage, very comfortable for a couple and maybe two small children. Kitchen rather cramped and no freezer box in fridge. No garden, cottage entrance direct from quiet village road . Good general store in village but village pub food mediocre quality. Location handy for the coast and many pretty villages, bird sanctuary etc.

Features

Smoke-free
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine

The property

An attractive 19th century detached cottage situated in the centre of Wangford, just 5 miles from Southwold.

Restored in a contemporary style and well equipped throughout, this delightful property sits overlooking the church boasting exposed beams, quirkily-shaped rooms and latched doors throughout.

The village is friendly and welcoming with its comforting church chimes and local pub offering homemade food.

Located close to the picturesque Suffolk Heritage Coast, the whole area provides great walking and cycling opportunities, whilst the nearby seaside town of Southwold is popular all year round offering lovely shops, pubs and restaurants to suit most tastes.

Experience a high-speed ride on the Coastal Voyager around Sole Bay, or enjoy a full day trip to Scroby Sands to see the seals.

Whatever you decide, this great property has plenty to offer!

Accommodation

Two bedrooms: 1 x family room with 1 x single and 1 x double, 1 x single room. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Modern, well-equipped kitchen with breakfast bar (seats 2). Sitting/dining room with electric flame-effect fire.

Amenities

Gas central heating with electric fire in sitting room
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine, 2 x combi video/TV, DVD player, small library of videos/games/books
All fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot, highchair and stairgate available
One well-behaved dog welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Roadside parking for 2 cars
Shop 2 mins walk, pub 1 min walk
Please note: Saturday check ins only

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About the location

WANGFORD

Southwold 5 miles.

The charming village of Wangford provides home to a delightful church, an excellent general store and two pubs, one of which serves good homemade food. The nearby seaside town of Southwold sits on the Suffolk Heritage Coast and offers a host of attractions, such as a working lighthouse, an award-winning pier, a busy harbour, cliff-top cannons and of course, a lovely beach, as well as a range of shops, good restaurants and pubs. Ramblers will want to explore nearby Walberswick Marshes whilst just a little further afield is Minsmere, one of the country's most famous RSPB nature reserves, offering refuge to a variety of birds for over 50 years and pioneering the use of observation hides and wetland management. So whether it be walking across heath or through woodland, or simply relaxing on the beach, this great location has something for everyone!

Corner Cottage

Wangford near Southwold, Suffolk (Ref. 1936)

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Reviews

“The pub over the road had closed down meaning we had to look elsewhere to eat in the evenings”

“The advertisement material indicated a pub providing food opposite the property but this had been closed several weeks”

“Quaint, cosy, comfortable and well equipped property in a good location to explore the area.”

“Very quiet”

“Cosy, quirky cottage”

“Village near to Southwold”

“Cosy cottage in peaceful Suffolk”

“relaxing”

“Wangford Cottage”