A traditional Victorian town house with a contemporary interior, 37 Stradbroke Road is a wonderful property settled into the seaside town of Southwold and close to local amenities. Beautifully renovated with the addition of unique pieces if artwork and antique items, be drawn to relax in the sitting room, where deep blue walls, bay windows and an open fire take a handsome twist on this Victorian house. As mealtimes call, all guests can enjoy the open-plan living area, a real social hub for everyone to enjoy, with an additional sitting area, dining table and ample amenities set into stylish brown and grey work surfaces. From here, you can access the garden, making alfresco dining easy and enjoyable, whilst the glass roof gives the living space an airy and light quality. The first of the three bedrooms can be found on the ground floor with its very own en-suite shower room, featuring a king-size bed and French doors, offering direct access out to the patio. Upstairs, two more beautifully furnished bedrooms await, each with a contemporary en-suite, including a twin perfect for children and a king-size with an ornamental fireplace, vintage furniture, two bay windows and a sofa beside a selection of books; a perfect spot for afternoon reading, boasting adjustable lighting to add ambience to your stay, also found throughout the property. Southwold is a bustling seaside town where there is plenty on offer for guests. Begin with a trip to the Denes beach, where you will be able to enjoy a stroll in the salty air and ice cream with a view, or if you are feeling daring, why not try out wild swimming or water sports? Local pubs and shops offer homemade produce and a hot meal and there is the historic Southwold Lighthouse for you to see. Further from the property you will find Southwold Maize maze, a fun family day out, or more beaches to explore along the coastline including Aldeburgh, and its beautiful seaside town, and Dunwich. Explore the coast of Suffolk with a stay at 37 Stradbroke Road.

Southwold is a seaside town situated along the East Suffolk coast within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and resting between Lowestoft and Ipswich. Southwold is known as the home of Adnams Brewery which was established in the town in 1872 and it also has its own lighthouse, a museum and a picturesque pier which has a selection of colourful beach huts and which plays host to the regular Southwold Model Yacht regatta. The town boasts a number of excellent restaurants and eateries with a particular nod to its seaside location so there is always plenty of seafood and fish on the menu. Southwold has some fantastic independent shops, boutiques, galleries and pubs which are great for a browse and to stock up on essentials for your holiday. Just outside Southwold there are a number of great attractions for the whole family including Africa Alive Zoological Reserve, rspb Minsmere and Dunwich Museum as well as scenic towns such as Aldeburgh, Thorpeness, Leiston and Lowestoft to visit.

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