Guests say
3 Rose Tree Cottages in Snape is a well-regarded holiday rental, praised for its comfort, cleanliness, and prime location. Guests have enjoyed the proximity to local attractions and pubs, as well as the property's cosy and well-maintained environment. The cottage's quaint charm and efficient management service contribute to a highly recommended stay, despite some comments about limited dining space and a steep staircase.
The cottage is consistently described as spotlessly clean, indicating high standards of cleanliness have been maintained before and after the change in ownership.
The location is highly praised for being central and convenient, with easy access to local attractions and amenities, although one review mentioned the cottage being somewhat difficult to find.
Guests find the cottage comfortable, particularly noting the bedroom's comfort. However, some concerns about the steep staircase and limited dining area slightly affect the comfort score.
The property is well-equipped and beautifully furnished, with a lovely patio garden and allocated parking. However, the kitchen is noted to be somewhat dark and the dining area limited.
There is no mention of gifts or special touches that would indicate thoughtfulness from the owners, so it is not possible to provide a score in this category.
About this property
On the Suffolk coast, discover this chocolate box cottage for two with cute features and contemporary styling inside. A getaway destination made for romance, you’ll love curling up by the warming wood burner here after long walks and beachy activities on Suffolk’s heritage coastline. There are walks to be had from the property’s doorstep, wandering out of the village of Snape and along the River Alde (0.5 miles) towards the seaside village of Aldeburgh (5.5 miles).
Make your way into this redbrick cottage to find yourselves in the cosy lounge, an inviting space with comfy seating, a crackling wood burner, and a Smart TV to keep you entertained. A gentle archway then leads through to the well-equipped kitchen and diner, a light, bright space that’s ready to accommodate all your culinary talents, complete with a dining table set for two. When day turns to night, follow the cottage stairs up to the airy double bedroom that offers an uninterrupted night sleep, served by a well-appointed shower room. Outside, to the front lies a tranquil open space with a bench, perfect for perching with a morning coffee. To the rear, unwind in the enclosed garden, complete with a furnished patio space that offers the ideal spot for an al fresco evening meal.
There’s nothing but scenery to be found in Snape’s surrounding area, including the Snape Marshes, offering unique wetlands and walking trails throughout (300 metres). At Snape Maltings, embark on a boat trip down towards Iken (3 miles) from the historic harbour, or follow a scenic, circular route along the water’s edge to St Botolph's Church (3 miles). To explore a little further away, take the car and park in Woodbridge (10.5 miles) before plotting a route around Sutton Hoo, an intriguing Anglo-Saxon burial site with 245 acres of nature to explore.
Accommodation
Reviews (8)
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Mr Waldon
A lovely, quaint terraced cottage in a magnificent location. A short drive to local shops and other amenaties but the location more than makes up for that. Lovely local pubs and the local people are totally inclusive. A great short break location.
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Mr Williams
The location (Snape) is superb and central for this beautiful area of the country, but the cottage (3 Rose Tree Cottages) is very small, with a very steep staircase. The dining area is particularly limited and the kitchen itself somewhat dark (the website photographs are flattering). The bedroom is, however, a good size and very comfortable, and the shower room is fine.
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Mrs Bruce
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