Self catering Holidays at The Granary
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The Granary
Leiston Road, Saxmundham, Suffolk IP17 3NT
'Has a garden • Free Parking •
Sleeps: 2
Bedrooms (if known): 1
Description of The Granary
The Granary is a thoughtfully converted single storey cottage situated in this popular village. Middleton is a beautiful village with elegant church, lovely central green and popular thatched pub. It is off the beaten track with no through traffic and comprises pretty cottages grouped around the green and overlooked by the church - it is one of Suffolk's best kept secrets. Minsmere nature reserve is only 3.5 miles away (less by foot), Dunwich and the coast four miles, Southwold ten miles, Aldeburgh seven miles. The Granary is a single storey former stable and coach house situated on the edge of this popular village. Set in the grounds of the owners home, it has been thoughtfully converted with particular attention paid to making your stay as comfortable as possible. Shop: 1 mile Pub: 0.5 miles. Ground Floor: Sitting Room with TV, DVD and SKY Freesat, radio and CD player Kitchen with electric cooker and hob, fridge with ice box, microwave, washing machine, dining table and chairs, dresser and French windows to private garden Bedroom with a double bed (hairdryer available)Shower Room with shower cubicle, washbasin and w.c. Garden: The garden is pretty and open plan. There is a small uncovered pond in the grounds; care should be taken at all times. Parking: For one car. Heating: Gas-fired central heating. Also Provided: Towels and welcome tray. Please Note: The owners consider this cottage to be unsuitable for children or infants.
Finding The Granary
The Granary is situated at Leiston Road, Saxmundhamin Suffolk. A map is below but if you are travelling by car the all important Sat Nav settings are: Latitude 52.2490208, Longitude 1.5657556 or postcode IP17 3NT.
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