If you’re looking for a fabulous holiday home in Southwold, this is it! Just yards from the beach with the stylish shops, cafes and harbourside all on hand.
35 Stradbroke Road is a pretty terraced Victorian house, just along from the iconic lighthouse. Self catering holiday accommodation is fabulous, beautifully decorated throughout with coastal style interiors. Outside there’s an attractive garden, perfect for children and dogs to let off steam. Relax after a busy day, kick off your shoes and just chill while the steak sizzles on the barbeque.
A holiday on the Suffolk coast is all about the beach and you’ll find all you need at the property - buckets, spades, crabbing equipment and beach games, making it a great option for a family holiday by the seaside!
Southwold is on everyone’s wish list, this traditional seaside town is famous for its iconic lighthouse, pier and pretty beach huts. The food is something special too, dine out on some of the freshest seafood around… so just unpack the bags, switch off your phone and relax.
Shops 0.1 miles. Pubs 0.1 miles. Beach on the doorstep.
Why we love this property: This coastal escape is perfect, comfortable and stylish, a great spot for a seaside holiday with all amenities to hand.
GROUND FLOOR
Sitting room: TV, DVD, Wii/Playstation 2 console.
Family Room: TV, DVD, with double doors to garden.
Large Breakfast Room: table and chairs, CD radio.
Kitchen: electric cooker, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine.
Shower room: shower, washbasin and WC.
First Floor:
Bedroom 1: king size bed.
Bedroom 2: double bed.
Bedroom 3: single bed and 'trundle' bed beneath, leading through to
Bedroom 4: twin beds.
Bathroom: bath with with shower over, washbasin and WC.
Cloakroom: WC, washbasin.
Outside: Garden with garden furniture and barbecue.
Parking: On street parking.
Sleeps: 8 in 4 bedrooms.
Minimum hire: 3 nights. High season minimum stay 1 week.
Pets: Up to 4 well behaved dogs welcome.
Heating: Electric central heating.
Notes: WiFi internet. Bed linen and towels included. Travel cot available to use.
Southwold is a quintessentially British seaside town located on the stunning Suffolk coastline; famous for its iconic beach huts, towering lighthouse and Adnams brewery. The town is surrounded by water making it almost an island, with one road in and out; it is joined to Walberswick only by an old railway bridge, suitable for walkers and cyclists, which adds to the charm of this historic fishing town. There is a thriving community which keeps the town running; there are markets, craft fairs, street fairs and carnivals held throughout the year, celebrating both the history of the town and the local spirit. The 1600s were a historic era for Southwold; in 1634 the butchers, which still trades today, first opened its doors; in 1659 was the great fire of Southwold which saw much of the town burn to the ground and is the reason the town has its famous ‘Greens’; and 1672 saw the Battle of Solebay, in which both the English and Dutch claimed victory and is celebrated through local anniversary ales and spirits. With dog friendly pubs, footpaths to neighbouring villages, sandy beach, fish and chip shops, three convenience stores, fresh fish from the harbour, crazy golf, an array of restaurants, a brewery and a distillery, you will have plenty to enjoy when you visit this exciting and famous seaside town; just watch out for the seagulls pinching your chips!