The house was built by Newson Garrett, father of feminist pioneers Elizabeth Garrett Anderson and Millicent Fawcett in 1893. It has a big garden and is situated in a private road in the quiet and wooded part of Aldeburgh opposite the town tennis courts and the Bowling Green. The footpath beyond the front gate leads to the marshes and the river 10 minutes away. In the other direction Aldeburgh high street and the beach are less than 10 minutes walk. There is ample parking space.

The accommodation: 2nd floor double bedroom with an attached smaller room with single sofa/bed. Bathroom access is through the single bedroom. There is an additional single bed and cot available for families. Great views over the marshes to the river and beyond.

First floor twin/double room with views over the garden. Also with an additional single bed and child's cot available if needed.