Pear Tree Cottage stands next to the impressive Holy Trinity Church of Blythburgh, just two minutes walk away from the local shop and post office, as well as the welcoming local pub. On the doorstep are pretty walks along the Blyth River, and for keen walkers, there are many official footpaths stretching along the coast. The beautiful Heritage Coast is six minutes drive away, either to Southwold or Walberswick, and Aldeburgh is just 25 minutes away. Blythburgh Church is often used as a venue for the world-famous Aldeburgh Festival, and Pear Tree Cottage would be a marvellous place to stay whilst enjoying the Literary Festivals organised in the area over the Spring/Autumn.
The cosy 17th Century cottage has been recently renovated and modernised to a high standard, with three bedrooms (two double, one single) to accommodate up to five people. It has an open plan kitchen/dining room, with Rayburn stove foor cooking and central heating, as well as a separate electric cooker and hob for use in the summer months; the beautiful kitchen includes granite worktops, butler sink, dishwasher, washing machine and water softener. The sitting room has an open fireplace, TV, video and DVD, with low ceiling with exposed beams. There are two bathrooms - one upstairs with roll-top bath, and a fully-tiled 'wet-room' on the ground floor, which includes wc and hand basin. Outside is a lovely, private, enclosed garden. Towels and sheets are provided, and well behaved dogs are welcome by arrangement, but sorry, we do not accept smokers. | | |  | | | | | Prices | | | £380 - £700 | | Contact | | | Mary Gundry | | Tel: 01502 478573 | | EMail:Click here |
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