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21 Florence Road

Pakefield, Suffolk (Ref. 1026362)

4.8

Best of Suffolk rating

  • 2 Guests

  • 1 Bedroom

  • 1 Bathroom

  • Pets Yes

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Features

  • Off road parking
  • Open fire
  • Garden / Patio
  • Pub/shop < 1 mile
  • Washing machine
  • Dishwasher
  • Seaside
  • Broadband / WiFi

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67 Customer Review(s)

  • Stephen

    “Firstly, let me say that this is a nice quirkily furnished cottage adequately sized for two people.”

    Its location is ideally placed for the pebble and sand beach and other places. It is surrounded by decent pubs and takeaways and there are supermarkets and larger outlets remarkably close by. The cottage itself has a large settee which is slightly sagging in places and an armchair along with a dining table and two chairs in the living room. The large TV is its best feature with access to several apps. The kitchen is well equipped but the timer on the oven is broken, and the microwave is ...

    Its location is ideally placed for the pebble and sand beach and other places. It is surrounded by decent pubs and takeaways and there are supermarkets and larger outlets remarkably close by. The cottage itself has a large settee which is slightly sagging in places and an armchair along with a dining table and two chairs in the living room. The large TV is its best feature with access to several apps. The kitchen is well equipped but the timer on the oven is broken, and the microwave is extremely basic. Other than that, it is fine. There is a conservatory with another ding table and four chairs and a metal rocking chair. It leads into the small rear yard. Upstairs are the bedroom and bathroom. The bed is a standard double and we didn’t find it very comfortable but mattress tensions are a matter of personal preference it just wasn’t ideal for us. The bathroom is fine with lovely large bath and shower over. If you can get your leg high enough to get into the bath for a shower mind hour head on boxed section that the shower head is right up against. The steep stairs have been mentioned in several reviews and yes they are steep but what makes the precarious is the lack of a anything to hold onto on the bottom turn into the kitchen. Fortunately, I was there to catch my wife when slipped on the narrow-stepped bend when descending. Having rented cottages all over the country for over 20 years what lets this one down is that it is stocked on a bare minimum basis. One single ply loo roll (though I found half of another one in a cupboard. Two dishwasher tablets and around 3 or 4 washing machine pods. Two small pedal bin liners. Three logs were provided for the stove. One soft washing up pad. The welcome pack consisted of four cheap biscuits and the smallest carton of milk only. So then, Good if you eat out all the time and don’t need to do much washing or dishwashing but only adequate if you do. It is far from bad but not good enough for us to return. It sounds harsh but we have lots to compare it to.

    - Stephen, March 2025

Summary

  • 1 x double bedroom with TV, Bathroom with roll top bath, shower over, basin and WC
  • Kitchen
  • Sitting room with woodburning stove
  • Sunroom/dining room
  • Gas central heating with woodburning stove
  • Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, 2 x TVs and WiFi
  • Fuel and power inc. in rent
  • Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
  • Designated parking for one car
  • Enclosed rear patio with seating
  • Small front garden with table and chairs
  • One dog welcome
  • Sorry, no smoking
  • Shop 0.1 mile pub 0.2 miles
  • Note: Neighboring property has shared access through the courtyard but this is only used minimally
  • Note: Stairs are steep, please take care.

The property

Just a few minutes' walk from the Suffolk coast in the peaceful village of Pakefield is 21 Florence Road, a cosy end-terrace cottage, ideal for singles or couples wanting to enjoy some quality time together by the sea. Parking is available at the front for one car, and as you enter the front garden through the white picket fence, you will discover a bistro style table and chairs that you can sit out on with a morning coffee. Head inside the property into the porch, where you can leave coats and shoes, before heading into the inviting sitting room, where the woodburning stove placed within the exposed brick fireplace is very much the centrepiece of the room; settle down on the couch or armchair and enjoy the warmth from the fire as you choose a film to watch on the wall-mounted TV. The well-equipped kitchen is kitted out with all of the appliances you could wish for during your self-catering holiday, with a soft green décor that brightens the space and even a dishwasher to take care of any washing up. Enjoy a romantic dinner for two in the sunroom, which offers dining seating and a French door that opens onto the enclosed patio, where you can relax with a glass of wine on a warm summer's evening. Venture upstairs to the first floor to find a generously sized double bedroom with ample storage for your belongings and a TV, along with the bathroom suite that boasts a roll top bath with shower over, Explore your surroundings and wander into Pakefield village, which offers a range of shops, historic pubs, restaurants and takeaways within a few minutes' walk of the property, while the beach and picturesque Suffolk coast are less than half a mile from the front door. Spend the day exploring the pebble and sand beach, enjoy a walk along the Victorian promenade, paddle in the blue waters and grab some lunch at a nearby café. Visit the pretty cliff-top church, take in a show at the Seagull Theatre, browse the creative art work in the art gallery and pay a visit to East Anglia Transport Museum, where you can admire vintage buses and trams. Venture towards the popular seaside resort of Lowestoft, England's most easterly town, and enjoy an afternoon at its award-winning beach, cooling off at the Princess Royal Fountains, which has 74 jets you can run through, browse a wide selection of shops and visit a host of family-friendly attractions, including the Pleasurewood Hills Family Theme Park and the maritime museum, while evenings can be spent at the cinema, bowling alley or snooker hall, followed by a bite to eat and refreshing beverage at one of many pubs and restaurants in the area. Head to Oulten Broads and hire a boat to explore the coastline, looking out for fascinating wildlife along the way, while Minsmere Nature Reserve is also within easy reach and an ideal stop off for wildlife lovers. Venture south to the village of Kessingland for a memorable experience at Africa Alive!, an African-themed walking animal safari with rhinos, lions and ostriches. Head north to the bustling Great Yarmouth, with its 15-mile stretch of pristine sandy beach, along with attractions that include the pleasure beach, SEA LIFE Centre and Time and Tide Museum, while the cathedral city of Norwich is approximately a 45-minute drive away, offering a bustling city atmosphere, should you wish to spend a day inland. 21 Florence Road is perfectly placed for discovering some of East Anglia's top attractions.

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About the location

PAKEFIELD

Lowestoft 1 mile; Beccles 8 miles; Southwold 10 miles.

Located on the Suffolk coast, Pakefield is a suburb of Lowestoft, however it was historically a village in its own right and is home to the parish church of All Saints and St Margarets. Pakefield has a selection of shops, bars and restaurants as well as a real fish and chip shop, and is home to The Seagull Theatre, as well as an art gallery. Nearby Lowestoft is a traditional seaside resort with a wide range of amenities including the Pleasurewood Hills Theme Park, whilst south of Pakefield is the coastal town of Southwold, famous for its pier, busy harbour and the colourful beach huts which line the seafront. Pakefield is a good touring base for all of East Anglia including the Norfolk Broads and the cathedral city of Norwich.

This property offers the following short breaks:

  • Winter
  • Off-season
  • Christmas