The Rose, Holton (Air Manage Suffolk)

Summary: The Rose is a wonderful 2 bedroom holiday home perfectly situated to visit many local attractions, beautiful countryside and market towns as well as being only 8 miles from the Suffolk Heritage Coast. The property is bright, spacious and well equipped and benefits from a lovely conservatory leading out into a private garden at the back. The Space: Inside: Fully equipped modern kitchen with dishwasher and plenty of storage Open-plan dining and living area with flat screen TV Scandinavian inspired master bedroom with TV Scandinavian inspired second double bedroom Modern bathroom with large shower Separate living room / snug with TV, and bathroom Conservatory with two armchairs and french doors opening out into the garden Outside: Private decking with outdoor furniture with an archway leading into the landscaped garden Please note this property is a no smoking (including E cigarettes) anywhere on the premises and pets are not allowed. Local area: The popular market town of Halesworth (just over a mile away) is centred around a pedestrian precinct with a wide variety of shops, pubs, banks, a library, arts centre and doctors’ surgery. The town is also well served with buses and even has its own railway station. Other places worth visiting are Aldeburgh (shops, restaurants and famous fish and chips), Thorpeness (has the “house in the clouds” and large mere with rowing boat and canoe hire), Southwold (with its pier) and Woodbridge (another lovely market town with a circular walk by the marina) Getting around: Halesworth Hopper - This is a community run bus that stops at the bottom of Lower Park Walk. Go to www.hactbus.co.uk or call 01986 875900 for updated timetable. Fares are approximately £1.50 for adults. The bus runs in and around Holton and Halesworth and includes Halesworth town centre, train station and doctors’ surgery. The Neighborhood: The popular market town of Halesworth (just over a mile away) is centred around a pedestrian precinct with a wide variety of shops, pubs, banks, a library, arts centre and doctors’ surgery. The town is also well served with buses and even has its own railway station. Other places worth visiting are Aldeburgh (shops, restaurants and famous fish and chips), Thorpeness (has the “house in the clouds” and large mere with rowing boat and canoe hire), Southwold (with its pier) and Woodbridge (another lovely market town with a circular walk by the marina)