1 Church Cottages
Dunwich, Suffolk
Relax in this unique four bedroom cottage, converted from an 18th century stable, set in large enclosed gardens, with sun-filled rooms, beautiful views to the sea and a five minute walk to the beach. The cottage is situated in the remains of lost medieval Dunwich, in a designated ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’, next to a ruined 12th century chapel; this is an ideal base from which to explore the stunning Suffolk Heritage Coast with its breath-taking coastline, wide range of attractions, historic villages and delicious local produce. Wildlife at RSPB Minsmere, sea-side attractions at Southwold, fish and chips in Aldeburgh, concerts at Snape Maltings and dancing at Latitude festival are all within easy reach. Dunwich heath, Dunwich forest, the North Sea and the King Charles III England Coastal Path are on your doorstep.
Relax in this unique four bedroom cottage, converted from an 18th century stable, set in large enclosed gardens, with sun-filled rooms, beautiful views to the sea and a five minute walk to the beach. The cottage is situated in the remains of lost medieval Dunwich, in a designated ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’, next to a ruined 12th century chapel.
The cottage
The cottage is full of character and with two double bedrooms, two twin bedrooms and three bathrooms, the cottage comfortably sleeps eight. There are large front and rear enclosed gardens, two log burners, fitted kitchen with range cooker, historic outbuildings, views to Southwold and the North Sea, five minute stroll to the beach, village gastropub, satellite TV & WiFi. This is a lovely place for a holiday.
The Suffolk coast
The nearest coast to London to have remained largely undisturbed, the Suffolk Coast is a popular destination for nature lovers and beach-goers alike. Dunwich is in an area of outstanding natural beauty, and is only a few miles from RSPB Mismere, and the other coastal towns of Southwold, Westleton and Aldeburgh. Visit the museum to discover how the city was lost to the waves.
