Nestled just paces from the beach in the quaint town of Aldeburgh, lies this fabulous little cottage, Tiger Villa. Renovated to a wonderful standard, this little hideaway is ideal for a couple and perfectly located for exploring the coast and country of Suffolk, with plenty to do right from the doorstep. After a long day of rambles, snuggle up by the fire in the sitting room, offering two plush sofas and a TV for some light entertainment. Carry the conversation into the kitchen, offering a small but well-equipped space to prepare your meals, including a gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge and even a dishwasher, so washing up will be a breeze! Serve your culinary treats at the dining table, popping open a bottle of wine in the process, before winding your way upstairs to catch some much-needed rest. The bedroom is home to a bespoke hand-made wooden king-size bed and original pine floors, while the bathroom offers a sumptuous roll top bath, ideal for those relaxing, evening soaks. Spend a moment in the front garden, perched on the seat as you sip on a glass of rosé. Aldeburgh makes a great holiday base, famous for so many things – its annual food and drink festival, great fish and chips, Aldeburgh Music, Maggi Hamblings Scallop on the beach, as well as a vibrant art and music scene. Brush up on local history with a visit to the historic Jubilee Hall, built in 1887 and nestled on the seafront, home to the Aldeburgh Literary Festival which takes place every March, as well many other music and theatre performances available throughout the year. For those weekend seadogs, Aldeburgh has a very active yacht club and teaches sailing to juniors and adults, while birdwatching is another local pastime with RSPB Minsmer and Havergate Island both close at hand. Tick off the wonders of Suffolk during your time at Tiger Villa.

Aldeburgh is a popular, bustling seaside town known for its culture, traditional atmosphere, and one of the best fish and chip shops in the country! Aldeburgh and Snape Maltings are also home to one of the world's most renowned music festivals and have been designated one of Britain's top 50 places to live. The picturesque pebbly beach is separated from the untouched pastel-colored seaside residences and the town by Crag Path. The town is steeped in history and has evolved into a fantastic shopping destination, with a decent mix of small and chain retailers.

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