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Welcome to our Large Self Catering House in Southwold, Suffolk
Victorian splendour, perfect location and just a short stroll from the beach. Enjoy an unforgettable seaside holiday in this spacious Victorian town house which maintains its original elegance and charm. Ideally located for both the seafront with its Art Deco pier, colourful beach huts and working lighthouse and the town centre.
Our Southwold Accommodation
Spacious living room with Victorian fireplace, TV with SKY & DVD/video player and large window to the front aspect. Dining room with oak panelling, feature fireplace and doors into the second living room which can be folded back to make a large reception room, French doors out to rear garden.
Downstairs bedroom with twin beds and French doors leading to the garden. Shower room with shower, wash basin and WC. Well equipped spacious kitchen/breakfast room with AGA cooker, large fridge freezer, seating area and glazed double doors to the garden room. Utility area with washer/dryer.
First floor: galleried landing, large bedroom with 5ft four- poster bed, SKY TV and en-suite shower room; twin bedroom with en-suite shower room, one large bedroom with 5ft bed and en-suite shower room, double bedroom with connecting door to bathroom and a further two twin bedrooms. Family bathroom with bath, overhead shower, basin and WC.
Attractive south-west facing rear courtyard garden with summer house, garden furniture, and BBQ.
Our Southwold Location
We offer short breaks at Cautley House throughout the year (exclusive of holiday periods). For prices please contact us.
For more information on our large self catering grand house, please contact us or visit our website using the links above.
Situated in the picturesque seaside town of Southwold Cautley House is ideally located for both the seafront with its Art Deco pier, colourful beach huts and working lighthouse and the town centre. Southwold boasts predominately Georgian and Victorian architecture and has a wealth of individual shops and boutiques, restaurants and traditional public houses serving the locally brewed Adnams Ale. An excellent base for exploring the Suffolk Heritage coastline with neighbouring towns and villages such as Aldeburgh, Thorpeness, Orford and Dunwich all well worth a visit.
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