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Find Quaint Suffolk Seaside Holiday Cottages To Rent in Aldeburgh

Book holiday lets in Aldeburgh, a pretty seaside resort on the Suffolk coast. This ancient town is steeped in maritime history. Fishing boats are still drawn up onto its shingled beach. The town also has a musical connection to Benjamin Britten, founder of the Aldeburgh Festival, which takes place at the Snape Maltings in June every year. The town can be traced back to Roman times, and The Moot Hall, which dates back to the 16th Century, tells the story of the town's history in the museum.

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Marsh View is a sophisticated, contemporary ground-floor Suffolk holiday apartment for two guests, overlooking the glorious, unspoilt Hazlewood Marsh and the River Alde. The delightful seaside destination of Aldeburgh is within easy reach.

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Clapper-board exterior of a 2-storey apartment with a terracotta roof and large courtyard.
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River View is a romantic cottage in Aldeburgh which occupies the first floor of Marsh Lodge & enjoys gorgeous views of Hazlewood Marsh. The luxuriously appointed cottage rewards couples with sophisticated design features, a sun-trap courtyard, and views of the famous big skies of Suffolk.

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If you stay in one of Aldeburgh's quaint seaside holiday cottages, you can enjoy not just the delights of the town; the surrounding area has much to offer. The seaside towns of Snape, Thorpeness and Leiston all have historical features, and Thorpeness is particularly fascinating as it was developed by Glencairn Stuart Ogilvy as a private fantasy holiday village and is full of mock Tudor architecture.