Aldeburgh, East Anglia (Click to view on map)

4 Bedroom Cottage in Aldeburgh

Oc 27978 Byford House is a 4 bedroom dog friendly property in East Anglia, England

Oc 27978 Byford House is a dog friendly holiday cottage from HolidayCottages.co.uk

8 guests
4 bedrooms
4 bathrooms
dog friendly

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Situated near the beautiful River Alde in the magical seaside town of Aldeburgh, this gorgeous coastal getaway has been beautifully furnished to create an interior design haven. Sleeping eight guests, this retreat is perfect for families and large groups seeking a peaceful getaway to the beautiful Suffolk coast. The calming neutral colour palette and trendy décor throughout this retreat create the ultimate peaceful space to unwind with loved ones. Flop down on the comfy chair beside the bay window in the snug or gather the gang in the adjoining lounge to catch the latest blockbuster on the Smart TV. Head through to the light and bright dining room to enjoy a locally sourced feast that’s been prepared in the contemporary farmhouse-style kitchen. Lose yourself in spectacular views across the Aldeburgh estuary from the bi-fold doors and fabulous balcony in the second-floor lounge with its inviting interiors, stylish sofas and games table. Boasting views of the garden, estuary, boatyard or sea, the four exquisitely designed en-suite double bedrooms guarantee a peaceful night’s rest. Outside, the pretty rose garden is the ideal setting for sunset drinks and al fresco dining. Admire the sights of bobbing fishing boats and fishermen selling the daily catch from the colourful huts at the charming seaside town of Aldeburgh. Spend a summer’s day strolling along the quaint promenade lined with 19th-century pastel-coloured villas before skimming stones out to sea at Aldeburgh Beach less than half a mile away. Enjoy breathtaking views seawards and inland following the river towards Orford (12 miles) whilst you peruse the Georgian high street boasting independent boutiques, cafes and restaurants. Housed in the iconic Moot Hall, a 16th-century Grade I-listed building, head to Aldeburgh Museum half a mile away to uncover the local area's rich history.