– Cosy studio accommodation for a comfortable short stay
– Located within beautiful private listed parkland near the Suffolk Coast
– Characterful interiors with restored oak and chestnut beams
– Flexible bedroom setup with either a super king-size bed or twin single beds
– Well-equipped kitchenette for self-catering convenience
– Modern walk-in shower and private bathroom
– Fully enclosed corner patio
– Dog-friendly accommodation
– Situated within the grounds of the Latitude Festival, held annually every July
– On-site parking included for guests
– Dual 22kW EV charging point available within the compound
This cosy and perfectly formed studio, set on a peaceful corner position, has everything you need for a relaxing short stay near the Suffolk Coast. Located within private listed parkland, it features carefully restored oak and chestnut beams alongside charming traditional details.
A small kitchenette with a seating area provides a comfortable space to relax, complemented by a modern walk-in shower and private bathroom for added convenience. The bedroom can be configured as either two single beds or a super king-size bed, offering flexible sleeping arrangements to suit your stay.
Outside, a fully enclosed patio area provides the perfect private spot for breakfast or evening drinks.
Perfectly positioned within the grounds of Latitude Festival, held in the park every July, this studio offers an excellent base for both festival-goers and those exploring the surrounding countryside.
Guests benefit from onsite parking, and a dual 22kW EV charging point is available within the compound for added convenience.
For walkers there are several family favourites nearby, including from Blythburgh to Walberswick. You’ll pass a number of great dining options, including The Anchor.
Dunwich also has a good network of walks and lovely coastal paths, and the Ship Inn is a must.
The Adnams Brewery Tour is absolutely fascinating. A working brewery in the middle of Southwold, just a short drive away – the smell of the hops is distinctly Southwold.
There’s a traditional part of Southwold Pier with bright lights and arcade games, but don’t miss The Under The Pier Show – kooky, quirky and completely bonkers!
Interested in the history of lifeboats and Southwold’s rich maritime heritage? Then you will find the Alfred Corry Lifeboat Museum fascinating. Kids and adults love it alike and the staff are so knowledgeable. It’s housed in a former lifeboat shed that was moved by sea from Cromer.
The Southwold Museum is dedicated to the local and natural history of the area. It had a refit recently and features a host of fascinating new displays.
