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Half Past Six Cottage
220 High Street, Aldeburgh, Suffolk IP15 5AJ
Close to the Beach •
Sleeps: 3
Bedrooms (if known): 2
Description of Half Past Six Cottage
A typical Aldeburgh fisherman's cottage situated on the High Street. Half Past Six Cottage is cosy and comfortable and offers the visitor the chance to experience a real slice of this famous Seaside town. Aldeburgh and the surrounding area has inspired many authors and poets in the past but the most famous son of the town is Benjamin Britten who founded the Aldeburgh Music Festival which now has worldwide acclaim and is held every year in June at Snape Maltings. Fishermen still pull their colourful boats up on the shingle beach and sell fresh fish from the picturesque huts. The wide, mainly Georgian high street has many attractive buildings whilst the seafront properties all have commanding views of the beach and the North Sea. Boating is popular on the nearby Alde estuary where a large variety of yachts can be seen at summer weekends. A typical Aldeburgh fisherman's cottage situated on the High Street. Half Past Six Cottage is cosy and comfortable and offers the visitor the chance to experience a real slice of this famous Seaside town. Shop: 25 yards Pub: 25 yards. GROUND FLOOR Sitting Room: TV, DVD, CD player, radio and table and chairs. Kitchen: Electric cooker, fridge, microwave, dishwasher. Bathroom: Bath, over bath shower, washbasin and wc. First Floor: Bedroom 1: Double bed. Bedroom 2: Single bed. Garden: Small front seating area with bench. Parking: Roadside. Heating: Gas heating.
Finding Half Past Six Cottage
Half Past Six Cottage is situated at 220 High Street, Aldeburghin Suffolk. A map is below but if you are travelling by car the all important Sat Nav settings are: Latitude 52.149977, Longitude 1.601211 or postcode IP15 5AJ.
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