The high ceilings and tasteful decor and fantastic position just yards from the beach make this a wonderful retreat.
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The Old Library is utterly unique, beautifully furnished and with all those little extras so helpful to holidaymakers including wi-fi (phone calls free to landlines in the UK) and an iPod dock.
Set in the heart of the delightful seaside town of Aldeburgh, just yards from the beach, this exquisite building, once the local library and more recently an artist's studio, has been lovingly and tastefully restored to create the perfect state-of-the-art retreat for a really comfortable self catering holiday at any time of the year.
Aldeburgh, a favourite seaside escape for artists, musicians and families yearning for those special holiday breaks of yesteryear, is a pretty Victorian coastal resort. The inspiration for much of Benjamin Britten's music and centre for his creation - The Aldeburgh Festival - the little town still plays host to concerts, film, theatre and poetry festivals.
In the heart of the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Aldeburgh is an ideal location for bird watchers, walkers and of course sailors. The estuary, marshes and shingle banks are home to a wide variety of wildlife and there are sailing and yacht clubs at nearby Slaughden as well as the famous Aldeburgh and Thorpeness heathland golf courses just a few minutes' drive from The Old Library.
For more information on the area please visit Visit Aldeburgh
The front door leads into a small entrance area with coat hooks.
Open plan 'loft-style' living throughout, the kitchen is fully fitted and very well equipped with gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge, freezer and microwave. There is a breakfast bar with seating for two.
Contemporary dining table with six chairs
Sitting room with matching James Adams sofas (convert to one double and one single bed for those not wishing to use the sleeping platform), coffee table, open gas coal effect fire, fitted cupboards and drawers, bookcase with lots of books, flatscreen TV/DVD, radio/CD player, wifi and iPod dock
Large marble tiled shower room with heated towel rail, double shower, wash hand basin and w.c.
Stripped pine floor and rugs with king sized double bed, single bed, bedside tables with lamps and alarm clock - 4 foot headroom (or you can sleep downstairs on the sofabeds if you do not want to use the ladder and sleeping platform).
Central heating, bed linen and towels included
Open coal-effect gas fire
Telephone for in-coming calls and UK landlines (calls are free), calls to mobiles and overseas are barred
In consideration of other visitors, holidaymakers are requested not to smoke in the The Old Library
Parking in the street and adjacent car park
THIS PROPERTY IS NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 10