Hogsnorting Villa

Hogsnorting Villa is a detached cottage on a quiet lane in Blythburgh, within the Heritage Coast's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Built around 1800 and completely renovated, it combines period character with modern comfort. Two bedrooms sleep four: one with a double bed and ensuite shower, the other with a kingsize bed and access to a separate shower room. Both have Freeview television. The ground floor holds a living and dining space with a woodburner (initial logs included), a contemporary kitchen with electric oven, hob, dishwasher and combi microwave, and a further shower room. Oil central heating and underfloor heating in the kitchen keep things warm; wifi, bed linen and towels are provided.

Outside, an enclosed lawn has a boules court and sitting area, with parking for two cars. One dog can stay at no extra cost. The nearest pub and restaurant are 150 metres away across the road, overlooking the mere. Holy Trinity Church stands directly across the lane—the building famous for its carved ceiling angels. Walking routes thread through the surrounding countryside, and Southwold is five miles away. Smoking is not permitted inside.