Moat Cottage (6)

Reduced Occupancy Offer - This listing is for 6 people, using 3 bedrooms only. For full use of the house, please see ref: SFMOA where Moat Cottage can be booked for 8 people.

Moat Cottage consists of a traditional Suffolk building which immerses you into the historical village of Orford. The dining room has plenty of character with original brick floor and decorative fireplace containing an electric log-effect stove; it provides a large dining table with a combination of bench seating and chairs which comfortably seats eight guests. Light from the large windows creates a bright and airy lounge with comfortable sofas, a selection of books and a television. The three bedrooms offer bunk beds, twin beds and a double bed so plenty of flexibility for your party.
This holiday cottage is located close to the centre of Orford, the village shops, café, restaurants, pubs and of course, the Castle. Shop: 160 yds Pub: 90 yds

Why we Love this property: Having kept its tradition features, Moat Cottage celebrates the local history of the town and of Suffolk while being a comfortable holiday home.

Room by room Overview
GROUND FLOOR
Kitchen: Electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave, dresser, access to patio (two steps)
Dining Area: Large dining table, bench and chair seating, electric log effect stove, fridge with freezer compartment
Living Area: Two large sofas, occasional tables, bookcase, television with DVD player, iPod dock
Bathroom: Sit up bath, overhead shower, wash basin, WC

steep staircase leading to:
FIRST FLOOR
Bedroom 1: Double bed, bed side tables, chest of draws, hooks for hanging, washbasin Ensuite: WC
Bedroom 2: Cabin bunk beds, storage underneath, chair
Bedroom 3: Twin beds, bedside tables, chair, cupboard with hanging, easy chair

Outside: Patio with large garden table and chairs, access to street via gate (two steps), access to Moat Cottage and the street.
Parking: Roadside
Heating: Central heating and electric log effect stove
Notes: Wifi and towels provided. 

Orford was once an important port with a thriving quay, several churches and of course its own castle. Today it is one of the prettiest coastal villages in East Anglia. While it has diminished in size, it has developed in style. Not only is there a fine range of eateries, its shops are excellent and you can get everything there from smoked fish, beautiful bread and croissants to log baskets. Orford is a village in which to relax and slow down. There are fine walks and quiet cycle rides from the cottage and with Orford Ness (National Trust), Havergate Island (RSPB) and a choice of estuary trips you will always have something of interest to fill your days. For the more energetic, there is of course sailing and yachting on the estuary. Painted by J M W Turner, Orford is well loved by contemporary artists and photographers.

For lots of information on the area please look at our own online guide Visit Orford.