Number Four
£154.00
Number Four
Price History for Three Course Meal and a Glass of Wine or Prosecco at Number Twelve for Two
Statistics
| Current Price | £89.00 | July 3, 2024 |
| Highest Price | £89.00 | July 3, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | £89.00 | July 3, 2024 |
Last price changes
| £89.00 | July 3, 2024 |
This gorgeous little Grade II Listed cottage offers so much more than you might expect from its modest exterior. In a convenient location and very cleverly furnished throughout, there's so much comfort and charm in this bijou hideaway, you are sure to be delighted.
Framlingham, Framlingham
Sleeps: 2, Bedrooms: 1
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This gorgeous little Grade II Listed cottage offers so much more than you might expect from its modest exterior. In a convenient location and very cleverly furnished throughout, there's so much comfort and charm in this bijou hideaway, you are sure to be delighted.
With an impressive balance between traditional character and modern comforts, Number Four is perfectly proportioned for couples, and is in a very central location in the popular town of Framlingham. Enter through the cottage stable door and you will instantly be delighted with the rustic wooden charm, cosy feel and clever use of space, colour and plants throughout the cottage. The wood burning stove in a central brick fireplace keeps the cottage warm and welcoming throughout the year. On the ground floor there's a restful sitting room, unique dining area and bright, well-equipped kitchen with all the modern necessities, a butler sink and bespoke wooden fittings throughout. Up the wooden stairs you will find a king-size bed with quality linens, and a modern shower room with walk-in rainfall shower.
Outside you can enjoy sitting in the sheltered courtyard garden surrounded by pot plants which create a pleasant relaxing space. Walk into town, just two minutes down the road, and you will find a twice weekly market, independent shops, restaurants and pubs centred around the pretty market square, and a multitude of glorious walks – not least round the famous Castle on the Hill.
Additional Information:
Sorry, not suitable for pets or children.
The wooden stairs have a low beam above and are relatively steep and narrow.
There is right of access for neighbours across the courtyard garden.
