Property Description
Expect the unexpected at S41802s, located a short drive from Sibton Park Estate. These Grade II listed lodges, designed by the celebrated neoclassical architect James Wyatt, have been ingeniously extended and marry historical architecture with modern comforts.
The interiors are chic and clean, with luxurious finishing touches to reflect the character of the property. Entering via the west lodge, itself a cosy reading “snug', guests descend the main staircase to find a well-appointed kitchen complete with all modern conveniences. The cavernous drawing room beyond complements Wyatt's style perfectly with curved walls and high ceilings with floor-to-ceiling French windows opening to a private sun terrace. The light-filled master bedroom features full height French windows which lead out to another private terrace. The property features a luxurious en-suite bathroom complete with an indulgent bath tub and even its own mosaic tiled steam room.
This holiday at a glance
Sleeps four guests.Two bedrooms, one en-suite bathroom and one shower room.Open fireplace.Two private patios protected by banks of grass for privacy.Onsite parking.One well behaved dog is welcome. However, please ensure it is kept to the ground floor.Minimum of a two night stay.Additional features
Accommodation set below and within two gate lodges.Set within 4, 500 acres of parkland.Mosaic tiled steam room.Floor to ceiling French windows.Dishwasher and washing machine.Large flatscreen HD LED TV's and ipod docks for entertainment.Use of an outdoor swimming pool.Use of a tennis court.An additional concierge service is available upon request. This includes a chef or bespoke spa treatments.Attractions and nearby amenities
Nestled between the pretty Suffolk villages of Peasenhall and Yoxford.A short drive from the celebrated Heritage Coast.Southwold, on the mouth of the River Blythe, has a fine Victorian pier, colourful beach huts and is home of the famous Adnams Brewery.Nearby Walberswick is a favourite spot for crabbing with the children and is connected to Southwold via the quaint “foot ferry'.Within the Yox Valley, guests can choose from a wide variety of award-winning traditional and gastro-pubs, such as The Westleton Crown , the Sibton White Horse and The Queen's Head in Dennington.Aldeburgh and nearby Snape Maltings are a mecca for musicians, artists and poets. Together, they play host to the Aldeburgh Festival , a year round cultural event.For additional inspiration on what to do within the area, please click here .
