About this property
Leiston 2.6 miles. This welcoming, pine log cabin sits in the quiet village of Theberton amidst the scenic splendour of Suffolk. Set over the ground-floor, Buttercup Lodge is a great choice for families seeking a rural break whilst also easily accessing Suffolk’s magnificent coastline. Off-road parking spaces will greet you upon arrival, as will the luscious lawned gardens that create a picturesque space. The open-plan living space features all you could need; get to work in the kitchen whilst the others prepare the dining table for a hearty home-cooked meal, and why not pop open a bottle of wine to celebrate a much-needed holiday? After your hunger is satisfied, lounge upon the settee and choose a family film to watch on the TV, or take the evening outside to the front decking with a glass of wine in hand and sit back while your four-legged friend stretches their legs. Freshen up with a shower before discovering the bedrooms, presented in a double and twin arrangement, accommodating perfectly for families. For a peaceful break with your nearest and dearest, choose Buttercup Lodge. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1098411, together they sleep up to eight guests.
eiston is located in the heart of the Suffolk Heritage Coast, with excellent connections to the popular seaside towns of Southwold and Aldeburgh. In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the town thrived by producing steam tractors and cast and machined metal products. Many of the workers from the nearby power plant, Sizewell, now live in the town, which is well served by an active leisure centre and the oldest purpose-built cinema in Suffolk, which now offers the latest digital 3D projection systems!
Accommodation
Single storey.
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x bunk room.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC
Gas central heating.
Oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge.
TV.
Fuel and power included In rent.
WiFi.
Bed linen and towels included In rent.
Off-road parking for 2 cars.
Enclosed lawned garden with furniture.
HIghchair and Travel Cot available on request.
One well-behaved pet welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 2.5 miles, pub 0.3 miles.
Note: This property has a wet room and a shallow ramp, making it accessible for small children and people with limited mobility.
Reviews (27)
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Amy
The cottage was so cosy but had all the facilities you could want. The secure garden was perfect for Freddie the dog and the place was so well situated to explore the beautiful countryside.
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Jennifer
My daughter loved the bunk beds and the location was spot on of for enjoying nature and peace and quiet. Only thing we were missing was that we could have done with a bread knife. Hoping to stay again with you soon.
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James
We found the lodge was every that was listed and was really cosy and comfortable. The heating was on when we arrived which was fantastic as it had been a really cold day. The beds were really comfortable and I had a couple of really good night's sleep. The bathroom had a really, really good shower as well, which was really appreciated. The lodge is in very pleasant surroundings just off a very quite road. On the bird feeders and in the surrounding fields we saw a lot of different wildlife, including green woodpeckers, greater spotted woodpeckers, tree creepers, buzzards, an array of tits and a tawny owl (heard only). The lodge is in a really good location that's easy to get to and within an easy drive of a lot of what the region has to offer, such as Aldeburgh, Southwold, RSPB Minsmere, and Sutton Hoo to name a few. Saxmundham and Leiston have plenty of amenities if you need to stop up on any shopping to take back to the hut where there is the facility to cook up any reasonable sized dinner. Theberton itself is a quiet and charming village. There is a really decent playpark in the village that was ideal for our little one. One criticism I have is that the listing (currently) really understates how good the pub is. It's a cracking pub, with lots of decor that shows off the local history and you can find in the Good Beer Guide at the time of writing. The staff and locals were really friendly and there is a good range of home cooked food and they catered for the little one. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay here and if you are interested in visiting this part of Suffolk with a small family and are looking for a cosy and comfortable lodge within a good driving distance of many local sights then I would highly recommend this place.