Crows Nest Studio

About this property

Are you in need of an escape from a fast-paced daily routine? Perhaps you’re craving a one-of-a-kind retreat boasting the beautiful surroundings of a riverside retreat? Then we think the answer could be a stay at Crow’s Nest Studio in the Area of Outstanding National Beauty that is Pin Mill.

Perched above the River Orwell, this striking dark wood cabin is set on lush private grounds in the tranquil hamlet of Pin Mill. Outdoor enthusiasts, solo travellers, and four-pawed companions are sure to delight in an escape to this leafy country oasis. Hike through the vibrant heathland and alongside burbling river banks from Pin Mill (within 100 metres), then slide open the patio door to enjoy an al fresco sundowner with far-reached countryside vistas.

This stylish lodge features an inviting interior in harmony with its countryside surroundings. Picture calming earthy colours, weathered wooden textures, and airy indoor-outdoor living. Ease out of mud-caked walking boots on the front deck then step into the bright living space. Flick on the kettle and potter in the glossy kitchen then perch at the breakfast bar with a well-earned evening spread and feast with an idyllic backdrop. Step down into the lounge and stretch out on the plump sofa with a tipple while you thumb through a local guidebook. In cooler months, chase away the chill as you curl up in with the warmth of the wood burner effect electric fire. Enjoy a relaxing rinse in the sleek tiled shower room then rest up in the double room with antique-style furnishings. Take advantage of the wonderful outdoor space and dig into warm pastries and coffee on the deck or potter in the leafy garden awash with flowers and mature shrubs.

Pack a picnic and venture into the peaceful country landscape of the Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, then settle in for a post-adventure pint in the friendly local Pin Mill watering hole (100 metres). Pick up a section of the coastal path from Felixstowe (18 miles) or bound across the shingly shores of Dovercourt Beach (23 miles).