Wenhaston is a pretty and well served village with a choice of two pubs, one at either end. The village is surrounded by three ancient commons providing open space for children's play, dog walking and relaxation. The coastal resort and nature resorts are all within easy reach, and the southern broads and many inland beauty spots can be found within half an hours drive. The train station at Halesworth is only 4 miles away, whilst there are regular bus services running through the village to Southold, Aldeburgh and Lowestoft. The village also has a well equipped playing field with tennis courts, cricket nets, skateboarding rink and an assortment of swings and slides.
 
Myrtles is in the centre of the village and boasts a lovely enclosed rear garden overlooking beautiful open views down the Blyth Valley to Blythburgh Church ('The Catherdral of the Marshes') This Grade 2 listed cottage will accommodate 5 people and comes with some original features. Although simple in style Myrtles comes well equipped and comfortable.