Unique beach front mansion overlooking the sea, Sundial House enjoys a private position in the ever popular town of Aldeburgh. Refurbished and superbly equipped, it is ideal for a traditional family holiday or get together with friends - this property is regularly booked for special occasions. The accommodation is spacious and comfortably furnished with a large drawing room with Sky TV and dining areas in both the conservatory and dining-room. Conveniently there are three twin-bedded rooms with vanity basins and a double bedroom with en-suite shower room on the ground floor should there be members of the party who are unable to climb stairs. Upstairs the bedrooms have stunning sea views, all adding to the seaside holiday experience. The location of this house cannot be beaten, just yards from the beach and a minute or two's walk from the town. Aldeburgh has a host of individual shops to browse, numerous high quality restaurants, traditional public houses, a cinema and award-winning fish and chip shops, all within easy walking distance. With its golf course, tennis courts, cookery school, and sea and river sailing the town has something for everyone. Noted for its association with the composer Benjamin Britten, Aldeburgh was the backdrop for many of his operas. Close by is the world famous Snape Maltings Concert Hall where the annual Music and Arts Festival is held. Lovely strolls along the beach or beach path can be enjoyed as well as picturesque drives to other towns and villages of interest including Southwold, Woodbridge, Orford, Thorpeness, Dunwich and Walberswick. Also close by is the RSPB reserve at Minsmere and a few miles south Sutton Hoo, the Anglo Saxon burial ground.

BRK Sundial Cottage

Sundial Cottage enjoys a rather unique beach front position in the ever popular town of Aldeburgh. Refurbished and well equipped, this comfortable cottage has its accommodation all on one level with a comfortable living room with Sky TV and video/DVD. There is an enclosed patio, a perfect place to relax - listen to the waves roll in and take in the sea air! Situated a few yards from the beach it has many individual shops, exceptional restaurants, traditional pubs and an independant cinema within walking distance. Aldeburgh is famous for its association with the composer Benjamin Britten, founder of the annual Music and Arts Festival at Snape Maltings Concert Hall, the Aldeburgh Carnival in August, the recently installed `Scallop Sculpture' and award-winning fish and chip shops. Lovely beach strolls can be enjoyed as well as picturesque drives to Southwold, Woodbridge, Orford, Thorpeness, Dunwich and Walberswick.

Just a five-minute walk to the beach and the interesting town centre of Aldeburgh, Curlew House is perfectly located for a fun family holiday or get together with friends and makes an ideal base for exploring Suffolk's Heritage coastline. Part of Aldeburgh's award-winning Church Farm development, Curlew House has the convenience of a modern property but was specifically designed to display the charm of an older style cottage. Spacious and well equipped, this comfortable house has been refurbished in 2007. The main living room has Sky TV with video/DVD and there is an additional sun room and study/reading room, giving plenty of space to relax and have a quiet moment. There is a downstairs bedroom suite with double bedroom, shower room and separate sitting room with futon (for +2), Sky TV with video/DVD and sofa. The other four bedrooms are on the first floor and are all pleasantly decorated and well furnished.

To the rear of Curlew House there is a private garden with sun terrace which can be accessed via French doors in the living room as well as from the sun room. There is off road parking for three cars on the front driveway with additional roadside parking. A small supermarket and traditional public house are just a few yards away. Aldeburgh's high street offers an interesting mix of shops, high quality restaurants, art galleries, an independent cinema and even an award-winning fish and chip shop! There is plenty to do for all ages; tennis, golf, sea and river sailing or a gentle walk along the glorious pebble beach.

Picturesquely set on the East Suffolk Heritage coastline, Aldeburgh is best known for its connections with the composer Benjamin Britten. The acclaimed Arts and Music Festival is staged yearly at the nearby Snape Maltings Concert Hall attracting many famous names and visitors. Venturing further afield the delights of the Heritage Coast are all within easy reach, most notably Southwold, home to the Adnams Brewery, working lighthouse and Art Deco pier, Orford with its 12th-century castle and oystery, Thorpeness Mere and boating lake, Walberswick with the RSPB nature reserve at Minsmere, and Woodbridge, a beautiful market town situated on the River Deben.

Pickney House is a charming Tudor-style property situated close to the beach in one of Aldeburgh's premier addresses which is in a quiet position overlooking the seafront and unique town. Set back from the high street, Pickney House is ideally located for a fun family seaside holiday or get together with friends. Superbly equipped and refurbished in 2007, this cosy and comfortable house offers good accommodation on three levels. There is a delightful living room with feature fireplace and Sky TV with video/DVD, a charming kitchen/dining-room with large pine table for group meals and enclosed garden with patio furniture and barbecue for al fresco dining. All the character and charm of this enchanting house has been retained as has the name `Pickney' which is Caribbean slang for happy children! Just a short walk leads to the beach and high street where an eclectic mix of shops, high quality restaurants, traditional public houses, art galleries, independent cinema and even an award-winning fish and chip shop can be found.

Picturesquely set on the East Suffolk Heritage Coast, Aldeburgh is best known for its connections with the composer Benjamin Britten. The annual acclaimed Arts and Music Festival is staged at the nearby Snape Maltings Concert Hall attracting many famous names and visitors. Aldeburgh appeals to all age groups; there is a thriving sailing community, two local golf courses, tennis courts and a cookery school as well as the popular Aldeburgh Carnival held every year in August. Venturing further afield the delights of the Heritage Coast are all within easy reach, most notably Southwold, home to the Adnams Brewery, working lighthouse, Art Deco pier and super sandy beaches, Woodbridge, a beautiful historic market town situated on the River Deben, Orford with its 12th-century castle and oystery, Thorpeness Mere and boating lake, Dunwich, Walberswick and the RSPB nature reserve at Minsmere.