No.6 Coastguard Cottages

Right on the beach

The Coastguard Cottages at Shingle Street

No. 6 Coastguard Cottages stands facing the sea at Shingle Street - apart from the sound of the waves and cries of the gulls it is magically quiet. Furnished and decorated in an artisan's style, the cottage is cosy and comfortable'.

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A strip of shingle beach, the coast in front, the entrance to the river Alde on the left. A couple of dozen cottages, a Napoleonic martello tower and a coastguard station. This is Shingle Street.

No. 6 Coastguard Cottage enjoys stunning views eastwards across the sea and westwards across ancient grazing meadows towards Hollesley village.

The end of a row of Victorian cottages, the cottage has the use of the owner's tennis court.

Furnished and decorated in an artisan's style, the kitchen and bathroom have been fully refurbished for 2008. The cottage furniture remains basic, nevertheless it is cosy and comfortable.

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Ground Floor Door to courtyard and terrace and access to the old washroom Door to cottage and lobby with coat hooks and space for boots etc Bathroom with bath and shower, washbasin and WC - quarry tiled floor and wall heater Kitchen, electric cooker, fridge, washing machine, with wood-burning stove and dining area Sitting room with TV, open fire, sofa and arm chairs, several bookcases with wide selection of books, tables, lamps - views over shingle towards the sea

First Floor Double bedroom with double bed, bedside tables, chest of drawers, table and chair - sea views Twin bedded room with chest of drawers, chairs, wash hand basin - views across the pastures

Services Night storage heaters - please purchase own logs/coal Duvets provided but please bring own bed linen and towels Guests are asked to consider other holidaymakers and not smoke in the cottage A telephone for emergencies and incoming calls A walled patio with table and bench N.B The beach at Shingle Street slopes steeply and it is dangerous for swimming therefore it is not suitable for unaccompanied children