Bees Cottage

During your holiday at Bees Cottage, you can be as busy as you want to be.  The 'buzz' of Aldeburgh High Street with its array of shops, restaurants, and even a cinema is just outside your front door, whilst the tranquillity of the beach is just a two-minute stroll away.

As you enter this comfortable holiday home, you'll be greeted by the coastal theme of the lounge, and when you walk through to the kitchen the reason for the cottage's name really comes to the fore.  A pretty courtyard garden sits to the rear of this holiday home, whilst upstairs there's a spacious double bedroom and single bedroom.

This 'honey-pot' of a holiday cottage has everything to offer for a couple or small family searching for a cosy Suffolk holiday home.  Shop: 50 yards Pub: 10 yards.

Why We Love This Property
Position 'A' in Aldeburgh, plus its homely feel gives us a real buzz!

GROUND FLOOR
Sitting Room/Dining Area: Coastal themed room with comfy sofas, TV, DVD, CD, iPod dock, dining table and chairs.
Steps down to
Kitchen: Gas cooker and hob, fridge, microwave.
Cottage style stairs to

FIRST FLOOR

Stairs to first floor are quite steep
Bedroom 1: Spacious room with double bed and antique furniture
Steps down from top of main stairs to
Bedroom 2: Single bed, leading to
Bathroom: Bath, washbasin and wc (accessed via Bedroom 2).
Garden: Enclosed courtyard garden with table and chairs.
Parking: Street parking where available
Heating: Gas heating.
Notes: Wi-Fi provided, All bed linen, a bath mat and tea towels are included, but please bring your own towels. Please note that due to steep stairs and steps this property is not suitable for those with mobility problems.

Aldeburgh and the surrounding area has inspired many authors and poets in the past but the most famous son of the town is Benjamin Britten who founded the Aldeburgh Music Festival which now has worldwide acclaim and is held every year in June at Snape Maltings. Fishermen still pull their colourful boats up on the shingle beach and sell fresh fish from the picturesque huts. The wide, mainly Georgian high street has many attractive buildings whilst the seafront properties all have commanding views of the beach and the North Sea. Boating is popular on the nearby Alde estuary where a large variety of yachts can be seen at summer weekends.