Enjoying an idyllic setting in the tranquil village of Reydon in Suffolk, Scotts Cottage offers well-presented accommodation, ideal for families on holiday. Pet-friendly, the cottage promises guests a relaxing and enjoyable stay. The sitting room is decorated in tasteful colours and with an extensive seating area, it extends a warm welcome to guests. An attractive armchair is located next to patio doors opening on the gardens, creating a wonderful space for curling up and reading a book in peace. The open-plan kitchen/diner is fully fitted with everything needed for producing wholesome family meals and the adjoining dining area is set up ready for sociable dining together. If the sun is shining, then the gardens offer an opportunity for alfresco drinking and dining. When it’s time for bed, make your way to either of the two well-appointed bedrooms. Both offer a calming sanctuary, where you can relax and chill out. Scotts Cottage is in the perfect location for taking a stroll into the delightful village of Reydon and Southwold is within walking distance too. Here you will find a great selection of independent shops and eateries as well as a lighthouse, pier and sandy beach, as well as its infamous collection of brightly coloured beach huts. Also close by, is Dunwich Forest, great for walks and hikes, RSPB Minsmere and the picture-postcard village of Walberswick. Jump in the car for attractions a little further away which include Halesworth Museum, Framlingham Castle, Sutton Hoo, Suffolk Owl Sanctuary, Oasis Camel Park and Yoxford Antiques Centre and Gardens. Scotts Cottage is the perfect destination for a truly memorable family holiday.

The village of Reydon is adjoined to Southwold, one of north Suffolk's most beautiful and popular seaside towns. The market town of Southwold is known for its iconic whitewashed working lighthouse, restored pier, brightly coloured beach huts and the harbour where you can purchase freshly caught fish for your tea. The areas surrounding Reydon and Southwold offer many places to visit, whilst walkers, cyclists, and bird watchers can enjoy the beautiful Suffolk Heritage Coastline with unspoilt heath lands and nature reserves including rspb Minsmere. The nearby fashionable seaside town of Aldeburgh offers independent shops and galleries and along the seafront is Moot Hall, home to its museum and The Scallop, an interlocking sculpture dedicated to Benjamin Britten. Two miles from Aldeburgh is Thorpeness where you can spend a day boating on the magical Century Meare with its Peter Pan themed islands. Both the cities of Ipswich and Norwich are within easy driving distance.

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