New! Crestholme, Stylish seaside family home sleeps 6/8 in unique Walberswick location

Room By Room

New for 2022, stunning stylish holiday home for families: 

Rooms with stunning views!

Entrance to Crestholme from side door:

Hanging space/cupboard space, and downstairs cloakroom with wc 

Kitchen/dining room; spacious and well equipped, the kitchen has all  electric appliances:  2 ovens, hob, kettle, toaster, milk warmer, food processor,  washing machine/drier,

fridge, small freezer  Plenty of storage cupboards.

Large oblong dining table with chairs, stunning  views to the Blyth estuary and Southwold. Doors open to the outside seating area.

Sitting Room: Easy comfortable sofas, smart tv, books

Straight staircase with handrails to:

First Floor:

Bedroom: Double bed, bedside tables, extraordinary views over marsh to Southwold

Bedroom: Double bed, side tables

Landing: with large hanging cupboard and shelves

Study/quiet reading area with a view!: with double sofa bed, ideal for  a child, tv

Bathroom: Bath wc basin heated towel rail

Shower room: Spacious Walk in shower room

Second straight staircase with handrails to:

Bedroom: Kingsize bed, side tables, extraordinary views over marsh to Southwold (room for a cot)

Other: Sonos speak system

Outside: Attractive well maintained large grass lawn with trees and shrubs, espalier fruit trees

Plenty of space for play!

Unrivalled views to Southwold across the marshes

There is a large outdoor patio with steps down to the grass  with seating for 6/8. 

Garden bench in quiet corner with unrivalled views!

Car parking for 1/2 cars to side of house

Outside Rack for cycle storage

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Accommodation Features

Guest reviews

Local Area

Pub: There is the Anchor and the Bell Hotel, in the village, for Adnams ales and much more. Both receive good foodie reviews. Sole Bay Fish Company , Le Roc and the Harbour Inn are just across the river, booking recommended. Plenty more cafes and restaurants in Southwold or just along the coast that you can easily drive, walk or bike to..Dunwich, Blythburgh, Westleton etc.

Shop: The Co-op is the village general store, and Black Dog Deli serves delicious home made food and stocks locally sourced coffee, baked goods and usual deli goods. More shops and a cafe situated on the village green.

Beach: Easy walk to Walberswick's sandy beach or to Southwold beach via the Bailey bridge or local ferry. Stretches of sand and shingle, sand dunes and further walks along the beach to Dunwich or Covehithe.

Other Local Attractions:

The quirky seaside town of Southwold with its traditional pier is an easy walk or cycle ride away, across the Bailey Bridge or along the river wall beside the Blyth where you can watch yachts and fishing boats. A special treat is catching crabs from Wally's bridge at Walberswick Harbour and the 'lost city' of Dunwich is a short drive away or walk along the beach, where you can visit the Dunwich Museum near the Ship Inn or explore forest walks and relax at the famous fish and chip shop on the beach. 

Aldeburgh with its interesting array of local shops (more famous fish and chips) and hostelries, Thorpeness (the UK's first holiday village with its 60 acre boating Meare and quaint architecture), Orford and the internationally renowned Snape Maltings Concert Hall, galleries,  shops, cafe and walks beside the river (canoeing at Iken) are an easy half an hour's drive away.

RSPB Minsmere Reserve is well known for its avocets, marsh harriers and bitterns. The Eel's Foot pub at Eastbridge is a good starting point for a circular walk to Dunwich Heath tea room, the RSPB reserve and across the marshes to visit the stained glass installation in the ruins of the monastery. The National Trust properties in the area include Dunwich Heath and Sutton Hoo, featured in the film 'The Dig' and English Heritage's Orford Castle (wonderful views from the battlements) and Framlingham Castle are well worth a visit.

There are numerous footpaths for dogwalkers too.. and cycle paths, and golf, clay pigeon shooting and horse riding are all available locally.

Booking Conditions

1. A booking deposit of 25% of the rental fee is payable if the booking is made more than 6 weeks before the start of the rental. This deposit must be paid within 5 days of your booking. The balance of the rental cost is payable 6 weeks before the arrival date. For bookings made less than 6 weeks before the commencement date the full rental amount is required.
2. All cancellations must be notified in writing. The agent will endeavour to relet the cottage. If successful the client will be refunded, but if not all monies paid by the client shall be forfeited. We recommend cancellation insurance to cover this.
3. Bookings run from 5pm on the day of arrival to 10am on the day of departure, unless stated differently on an individual property page. The client is responsible for leaving the accommodation in good order and in the same clean condition as they found it. The client undertakes to pay for any breakages or damage, requiring replacement or repair, and for any extra cleaning costs on departure.  A Security Deposit of £250 is payable at the time when the balance or full payment is made for the rental, and will be refunded to you once the housekeeper’s check has been made on your departure.
4. Only those named on the reservation form may use the accommodation. Subletting or assignment is not permitted.
5. The owners cannot accept any responsibility for loss or damage to client’s baggage or personal effects. We recommend insurance to cover this.
6. Whilst every effort is made to ensure that equipment in the property is in working order, occasionally breakdowns occur. The client is requested to inform the owner should this happen, so repairs or remedial action can be initiated promptly.
7. Sorry no pets are allowed at this property.
8. Smoking is not permitted inside any property by law.
9. It is the client’s responsibility to supervise children at all times. The owners accept no responsibility for any accident, injury or sickness howsoever caused.