Horsfall Lodge - Pet Friendly

Summary

Situated in an idyllic and peaceful location a stone’s throw to the steps which lead to the most amazing stretch of beach between Dunwich and RSPB Minsmere, Horsfall Lodge has been tastefully refurbished this year and now offers bright and comfortable accommodation for up to five people, plus the dog.

Description

Horsfall Lodge is a detached airy lodge with some lovely finishing touches and new flooring throughout, in a quiet spot close to the unspoilt, stunning beach. It sits in its own small garden, with parking for two cars. A large sunny and enclosed decking area wraps around two sides, equipped with furniture for enjoying the sun, alfresco meals and relaxing to the sound of the sea and the birds.

The accommodation comprises lounge/dining area, ample seating and a single sofa bed for the fifth guest. Double doors open onto the large decking area, with steps going down into the enclosed garden. There is a fully equipped kitchen, with dishwasher, washing machine, large fridge/freezer, oven and microwave. A hallway leads to a double bedroom (with new bed), a smaller room with bunk beds and a family shower room with newly fitted shower. If the weather isn’t quite so good there is central heating, double glazing and lots of books and games to keep the family amused.

Lettings include linen, towels etc, and Horsfall is available to reserve online by clicking book now!

Cliff House Holiday park is superbly located between Southwold and Aldeburgh, with direct access to the heritage coast. At the holiday park there is a lovely little shop selling generally anything you may need on site, and a popular and newly refurbished bar and restaurant where you can access free Wi-FI– we highly recommend the Sunday roast but you will need to book!

The area is surrounded by the most beautiful National Trust owned heathlands and coastal footpaths, ideal for walking and exploring nature. RSPB Minsmere is a magical location for the whole family to enjoy, with idyllic walks, and coastal lagoons where you can see an impressive variety of birds and wildlife, in a stunning natural setting. Dunwich Heath Forest is ideal for cycling, with lots of routes running through the forest.

Along the beach you can access Dunwich village, with its cosy pub, where dogs are very welcome, it has a pretty garden and locally sourced ingredients on the menu. There is also a museum , and lovely tea room (selling fish and chips) just next to the beach car park. Further along the coast, before you get to Southwold, you will find the picturesque village of Walberswick, which attracts creatives and artists and should not be missed.