Cosy romantic cottage for two

This picturesque, terraced, late-Georgian house, sitting in the heart of the beautiful village of Wenhaston, is an ideal retreat, particularly for walkers, music lovers and bird watchers. Flint Cottage combines charm and character with comfort and convenience. The cosy sitting room features a wood burning stove while the light and airy double bedroom upstairs overlooks the property’s pretty patio garden. Wenhaston, set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, inland from Southwold, Dunwich and Walberswick, is close to the RSPB’s Minsmere nature reserve – the location of BBC Springwatch. Wenhaston is the starting point for numerous walks along the coast or inland along the River Blyth to Halesworth and Blythburgh and is convenient for music lovers attending the Latitude Festival at Henham Hall and the Aldeburgh Festival and Snape Proms. The Star and Queens Head pubs are both just a few minutes’ walk from Flint Cottage, serving home cooked meals and fine Suffolk ales. Located opposite the cottage is the fine medieval church of St Peters, a church famous for the Wenhaston Doom, a superb medieval painting depicting the Biblical Day of Judgement. Four Star English Tourist Board Rating **** Additional Information A well behaved dog is welcome (small additional charge). Ground Floor: Sitting room A pretty room with sofa, chairs, coffee tables, flat screen television, DVD player and wood burning stove. Kitchen The kitchen is well equipped with a built in oven, hotplate, microwave, dishwasher and large fridge with a separate freezer. The kitchen leads into the dining room. Dining room A lovely light room with tables and chairs leading to the private garden area. First Floor: Bedroom King-size brass bed with views over Wenhaston Church. Bathroom Adjoining the bedroom with large power shower, WC and wash basin. Warmed by a heated towel rail. Outside: To the front of the cottage there is a small gravel garden and there is road parking for one car outside the property. A good sized Easterly facing garden with a terrace and sitting area. The garden is very private and not overlooked, there is a footpath to Westleton Common from the rear of the garden.