Set towards the end of a private drive, the property is beautifully tucked away.

There are two parking areas leading to a gate which enters the garden. Well-screened by a range of deep well-stocked beds containing mature perennials, shrubs and hedging, the garden is a lovely relaxing spot in which to unwind. A mature Autumn Bergamot pear tree makes a lovely feature and provides shade for the hottest months. The remainder is laid to lawn with a garden shed set to one corner. A path leads to the front door to both the cottage and the annex.

The main cottage has a wealth of charm. The reception room features exposed ceiling timbers and there is a log burner set to one end. A door leads through into the kitchen/diner which has a range of base units with timber work surfaces over. There is a built-in fridge, freezer, electric hob, and electric oven with plumbing for a washing machine and a dishwasher. A cupboard has access to the cellar.

Moving up to the first floor a landing provides access to the both the bathroom and the third bedroom, which in turn opens into the second bedroom. There is scope here to corridor through for a fully independent third bedroom.

A more modern addition, the annex is a light and bright self-contained area with its own front door. Used as the main bedroom currently it benefits from its own en-suite bathroom.

The property is offered with no onward chain and is currently a successful holiday let ,making it perfect for those looking for a bolthole on the coast, or for those looking for an income stream from a property they could also use themselves. For those looking for a permanent residence it is a great location and the property could be adapted to offer accommodation to suit a buyer’s needs.

Wenhaston & Blackheath which adjoins, are two of the area's most sought after village locations and has in the past won the accolade of Suffolk Coastal Village of the year.

Perfectly located to Enjoy the Heritage Coast you are spoiled for destinations for a day trip with the pretty seaside towns of Southwold, Aldeburgh and Thorpeness all being in easy reach. For those who enjoy exploring the countryside the area has some picturesque walks with some stunning nature reserves and beaches at Gunton, Benacare, and also Minsmere near Dunwich.

The Georgian market towns of Halesworth and Beccles are close by which offer a good selection of independent shops, restaurants and supermarkets with the City of Norwich being around a fifty-minute drive.

The A12 is close by offering access out of the County and you have a choice of Stations at Darsham and Halesworth offering services to London Liverpool Street via Ipswich. There are two public houses at either end of the village with a handy shop and butchers set close by.