Part of the Marshland Estate, this spacious barn conversion has a truly luxurious feel throughout. Situated within private grounds, it's the perfect couple’s retreat. The carefully renovated accommodation comprises a large open-plan living area and a wonderful first-floor bedroom with its own private balcony to admire the panoramic views of the beautiful Suffolk countryside.
The ground floor comprises an open-plan area including a sitting room with a TV, a DVD player, and a wood burner. There’s also a wooden dining table and chairs and a kitchen area housing an electric oven and induction hob, a fridge/freezer, a microwave and a dishwasher. Finishing off this floor is a WC for your convenience. Move up to the first floor which solely houses the bedroom. This consists of a king-size bed, a sofa bed, a balcony with furniture and an en-suite shower room with a shower cubicle and WC. Spend time on the balcony up here and stare at the views or head down to the glass-protected south-facing patio with furniture or the large shared grounds with direct access to Captain's Wood.
Situated between Aldeburgh and Orford (one of the most beautiful and rural parts of the Suffolk coast), this barn has something to offer everyone. You’ll be located on private grounds peppered with 500-year-old oak trees that back onto Captain's Wood – a wildlife reserve teeming with deer and bird life. The walking is fantastic with an extensive network of paths, and both the road and mountain biker is spoilt for choice. The Alde River is a mile away along a bridleway and this caters for a range of water sports including sailing, canoeing and fishing. Horse riding, golf and tennis are available within a short drive. For those who like cooking at home, the quality and range of local produce (including seafood bought directly from fishermen) is exceptional. The popular seaside sailing town of Aldeburgh is 9 miles away, offering a marvellous beach, a variety of quirky shops and art galleries, a cinema, and restaurants, not to mention renowned fish and chips. Woodbridge is 12 miles away and for those who are interested in history, nearby Sutton Hoo (10 miles), is one of the greatest Saxon archaeological finds of all time.