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Cosy terraced cottage in historic village in unspoilt East Anglia, sleeps 4.

Facing open farm land Sunny Cottage is at the end of a small terrace of cottages close to Blythburgh Pottery Suffolks smallest working pottery. The area is perfect for walking with walks along the banks of the river Blyth to nearby Walberswick, and a ferryman will row you across the river to Southwold, or you can cross by the old Bailey Bridge. Caught in a gentle time warp Southwold gently refuses to be commercialised and with its high street of small shops and galleries is still one of East Anglias best kept secrets. Also nearby is the RSPB reserve at Minsmere for bird watchers.

Downstairs, the cottage has a large fully-equipped kitchen, separate dining room, lounge with log fire and T.V, and a bathroom with hip bath/shower and toilet. Steep cottage stairs lead to landing bedroom with twin beds, leading to the main bedroom with a four poster bed. The cottage is double glazed and there is oil fired central heating for the cooler seasons. Sunny cottage has a small enclosed garden and off road parking.

Like many other people, we have rented holiday accommodation and sometimes know the disappointment when the promised holiday cottage turns out to be less than 'inviting'. When we decided to let Sunny Cottage, we therefore put a great deal of thought into ensuring that it not only comes up to, but hopefully surpasses your expectations.