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Self catering accommodation in Aldeburgh |
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 Self catering accommodation in Aldeburgh. Aldeburgh
is approximately 20 miles from Ipswich and 25 miles from Lowestoft.
There are many places of interest in Aldeburgh with the famous
Snape Maltings
Concert Hall, opened as a venue for the Aldeburgh Festival, the
brainchild of composer Benjamin Britten and tenor Peter Pears.
The Moot Hall is
the town's oldest building, built of a mixture of red brick,
flint and timber in 1500. There are many pubs and several good
restaurants. Also see Aldeburgh
& Aldeburgh attractions.
If you are in the right town but cannot find the accommodation
you want on this page, you might consider Aldeburgh
hotels or bed and breakfast
in Aldeburgh. Other accommodation nearby - see self
catering accommodation in Southwold & self
catering accommodation in Lowestoft. |
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| Aldeburgh Moot Green House Aldeburgh Suffolk (In Aldeburgh) |
 Sleeps 6.
Moot Green House is one of Aldeburghs
landmark buildings sitting to the southern end of Moot Green.
The property enjoys a comfortable first floor sitting room with
stunning views out to sea and towards Thorpeness making this
the perfect place to relax and unwind. |
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| Middleton 8 Stone Cottages Saxmundham Suffolk (approx 5 miles from Aldeburgh) |
 Sleeps 3.
Stone Cottage is a traditional end
terraced Suffolk flint fronted country cottage. It has been fully
modernized and yet still retains its character and charm. It
is tastefully decorated and comfortably furnished with the benefit
of a fully enclosed rear garden. |
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| Theberton 2 Pump Cottages Theberton Nr Saxmundham Suffolk (approx 6 miles from Aldeburgh) |
 Sleeps 5. Pump Cottage has recently been built in the traditional
rural Suffolk style. It stands on the edge of the small attractive
village of Theberton. It is attractively and comfortably furnished
and has a fully enclosed rear garden with the benefit of unspoilt
views of open countryside. |
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| Westleton Appletree Cottage Saxmundham Suffolk (approx 5 miles from Aldeburgh) |
 Sleeps 3. Appletree Cottage is a beautifully restored listed
17th Century cottage overlooking the green in the village centre.
You will appreciate the carefully preserved traditional features,
such as beamed ceilings, an inglenook fireplace and the original
brick floor, combined with modern comforts. Appletree Cottage
is a wonderful retreat which may have you coming back for more. |
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