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Myrtle Cottage is a charming character cottage located in Dickleburgh, Suffolk, in the East of England. The cottage sleeps 4 people in 2 bedrooms and is near the Suffolk Coast & Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Pets are allowed, and there is an open fire for cozy evenings. The cottage has low ceilings and a spiral staircase, with the second bedroom accessed through the first bedroom. The front garden is perfect for family BBQs and relaxing in the sun, although sunshine is not guaranteed in England.
The cottage is conveniently located for easy access to popular holiday destinations in Norfolk and Suffolk. Norwich, a medieval town with great shopping and historical sites, is just 17km away. Within a 45-minute drive, there are attractions such as Bury St Edmunds, Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft, Southwold, Thetford, Ipswich, and the beautiful North Norfolk coast. The ground floor of the cottage features a living space with beams and a wood-burning stove, a kitchen, dining room, and a separate toilet and shower room.
Upstairs, the first bedroom has a double bed and leads to the second bedroom with two single beds. The rooms are separated by a dividing wall, making them suitable for two separate guests or a family of four. The cottage is cleaned thoroughly between stays, and all surfaces are disinfected. Myrtle Cottage, built in 1817, was originally farm worker's housing and is a timber-framed construction with heating from a wood-burning stove. The village of Dickleburgh has a local shop, pub, and chip shop, with larger towns nearby for food shopping.
The cottage retains its historic charm with low ceilings, exposed beams, and a cozy atmosphere. It is a Grade II listed property with a delightful front garden. The kitchen is well-equipped, and amenities include high-speed internet, a smart TV, and LPG heating. Pets are welcome with an additional cleaning fee. Myrtle Cottage offers a peaceful retreat in the picturesque village of Dickleburgh, close to Norwich and the Suffolk border, making it an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area.
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