Bungalow 14, Suffolk

Resting on the spectacular coastline of Suffolk is No 14, a lovely, recently renovated, Semi - detached, single-storey cottage in Corton. With stunning sea views and being situated on the fantastic Waterside Holiday Park, the cottage is perfect for a fun-filled family getaway. Upon entering No 14, a porch area welcomes you with room for muddy shoes and a washing machine to chuck in dirty clothes ready for your next day out. Relax in the open-plan living area with simple décor, plenty of seating, and floor to ceiling windows looking out at the sparkling sea, making it a bright and airy space for family meals, film nights and board games. Prepare your beach picnics and hot meals in the well-equipped kitchen with electric oven, hob, microwave and plenty of cupboard space to stock up on your family's favourite food. After a long day visiting nearby towns or wandering the picturesque coast, retire to the bedrooms at No 14, with storage space for your belongings and peaceful settings to take a break from your holiday adventures. Don't forget to warm your towel on the heated towel rail in the bathroom for extra warmth, whilst you soak in the tub or shower off the sand after a perfect beach day. No 14 has a wrap-around decking with outdoor seating for all guests for alfresco dining, planning your next day out, or to sit and listen to the ocean in the distance. Waterside Holiday Park offers many on-site facilities for guests; take a break from cooking and dine at the Waterside Bar and Grill, swim laps at the heated indoor pool before hitting the mini gym or take the family to the play area and mini golf course! The village of Corton also has pubs, takeaways, restaurants and a lovely village shop to buy the self-catering essentials. Staying at No 14 puts you in a great spot to explore further afield, such as Lowestoft, a seaside town with a fantastic Maritime Museum, the historical Lowestoft Lighthouse, and lies within reach of Carlton Marshes, a huge expanse of water, woodland and marshes abundant with wildlife. Pakefield sits a little further south with a variety of shops, cafés and restaurants to fuel your day by the sea, surrounded by historical architecture from quaint fishermen’s cottages to the 19th-century lighthouse, whilst South Beach and Pakefield beach are postcard-perfect with colourful huts for a family day in the sand. For an exciting day out, take a short journey north to Great Yarmouth for free-entry fun at Pleasure Beach, discover a variety of sea creatures at Sea Life, or catch a performance and compete in the arcades on Britannia Pier. No 14 will be your perfect home-from-home to return to after a memorable day exploring the Suffolk coast.