Old Felixstowe, Bath Road

Step inside to discover a spacious open-plan living area where exposed beams meet plush furnishings. Sink into the inviting sofa beside the electric fire, or gather around the dining table for a relaxed meal prepared in the well-appointed kitchen, complete with gas hob, oven, fridge, freezer, microwave, dishwasher, and washing machine.

Upstairs, two double bedrooms provide serene spaces, one offering a glimpse of the sea. The shower room features a walk-in shower and Velux window, while the ground-floor cloakroom adds a quirky flourish with its Victorian cistern.

Outside, the enclosed front garden with lawn and patio is ideal for morning coffee or evening drinks.

Felixstowe is a traditional seaside town with a vibrant promenade, independent shops, and a Blue Flag beach just moments from your door. Stroll along the seafront with an ice cream in hand, explore the Edwardian gardens, or watch the boats drift by at Felixstowe Ferry. Within an hour’s drive, you can uncover the haunting beauty of Sutton Hoo, where Anglo-Saxon kings were laid to rest beneath grassy mounds. Head to Woodbridge for riverside walks and artisan markets, or venture to Aldeburgh, a coastal gem known for its arts scene, shingle beach, and world-famous fish and chips. For nature lovers, RSPB Minsmere offers a peaceful escape among reedbeds and lagoons, teeming with birdlife. Whether you’re seeking history, wildlife, or a classic day at the seaside, this stretch of Suffolk coast has something for everyone. Whether you’re seeking coastal calm or cultural discovery, Old Felixstowe is a delightful base for your Suffolk adventure.If you wish to use the sofa bed please bring your own bedding.

Nestled between the rivers Orwell and Deben, this charming seaside town on the Suffolk coast, offers a wonderful mix of attractions and activities to suit all ages and interests. Steeped in history, this town dates back to before the Norman conquest of England, and its interesting heritage can be discovered at Felixstowe Museum, right on the tip of its sunny port, at Landguard Point. Don't miss a visit to Landguard Fort while in the area, where you can discover the rich military and maritime heritage by exploring the maze of rooms and passageways inside. This vibrant town also invites you to stroll along the seafront, taking in the fine Edwardian architecture; head to the thrilling children’s rides at Manning’s Amusements and Ocean Boulevard, and even hop on the little foot ferry for a trip to Bawdsey. This lovely, coastal village boasts a fascinating past, set on the beautiful Deben Peninsula, with Bawdsey RADAR and Bawdsey Manor to visit. Ipswich can be reached by car or train, and offers a selection of restaurants and bars overlooking the marina at the dock. This is one of England's oldest towns boasting the youngest Grade I listed building, which is located in the centre. Explore the beautiful landscapes within Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), rich with wildlife, this region is home to saltmarsh plants, wetland and coastal birds and a wide variety of mammals. Take a long walk beside the sea, a brisk stroll before lunch and cycling along quiet lanes. Those keen to try watersports, there is canoeing, rowing and windsurfing, among many other outdoor pursuits, as well as kitesurfing. A wonderful region to visit, all-year-round!

Picturesque rolling Fens, unspoilt beaches, and pretty waterways – East Anglia is a dream holiday destination. Norfolk offers beaches, saltmarshes and quaint villages whilst equally as charming are the coast and countryside of Suffolk.