Guests say
Rosecot is a charming and historic cottage in Peasenhall, Suffolk, praised for its cosy, welcoming atmosphere and well-equipped facilities. Guests have enjoyed the beautiful garden, the cottage's characterful features, and the convenient location. The property has been described as clean, comfortable, and thoughtfully appointed, with some guests receiving a welcome pack. However, the cottage's low beams and uneven floors, as well as the deep bath, may pose challenges for some.
Guests consistently describe the cottage as clean and well-presented, indicating high standards of cleanliness throughout the property.
The location is highly regarded for its proximity to local amenities and the Suffolk coast, although one mention of a busier road suggests it may not be perfectly tranquil for all.
Comfort is frequently mentioned, with guests finding the cottage cosy and quiet. However, some guests noted the low beams and uneven floors as potential discomforts.
Facilities are generally praised, especially the well-equipped kitchen and garden. However, some guests found the historic nature of the bathroom facilities to be less accommodating, affecting the score.
Many guests appreciated the thoughtful touches, such as a welcome pack, although it is politely noted that such extras are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Built in the Tudor period, this is a true picture-book cottage. Located in the lovely village of Peasenhall and close to the sea at Southwold and Dunwich, it is the perfect base for exploring the Suffolk coast.
This beautiful period cottage in the peaceful rural village of Peasenhall is ideal for couples looking for a quiet holiday in the countryside in Suffolk while still being close to the coastal attractions. From the property, you can walk to see the ruins of nearby Sibton Abbey (less than a mile away). Take a stroll along the River Yox or head out to explore some of the routes through the surrounding countryside.
Dating back to Tudor times, this timber framed property, set over two levels, is full of character. As you enter you will notice the striking period features including beamed ceilings, an inglenook fireplace and beautiful traditional Suffolk brick flooring. All this history has been elegantly fused with contemporary comforts to ensure a wonderful stay. The charming open-plan living area is a sociable space for dining or simply chilling together and watching TV. A wood burner ensures you stay cosy all year round. The kitchen has all you need to make meal preparation a cinch. A bathroom completes the downstairs features. Take the cottage-style stairs with a rope leading from the lounge to the upstairs, where you will find a double and a single bedroom. Outside is a beautiful south-facing garden with an unfenced, shallow pond and sitting areas to enjoy the views.
The beaches at Aldeburgh and Southwold are less than 15 miles away and offer the opportunity to enjoy a traditional seaside experience and explore the galleries, independent shops and eateries - we recommend trying the local fish and chips! History buffs will love a visit to the village of Woodbridge to see the fascinating Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum. Nature lovers can explore woodlands and forests at Captain’s Wood (14 miles) and Rendlesham Forest (16 miles), where you can also cycle.
Nearby points of interest
- Framlingham Castle
- Orford Castle
- Dunwich Beach
Reviews (29)
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Ms Jones
We had a pleasant stay but things could be improved for more comfort ie bigger bed ,bigger tv, more equipped bathroom the shower is useless . Don’t bother going if you’re over 4ft tall
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Ms Hems
A perfect little cottage in a perfect location. You have to appreciate the quirkiness & roll with it. Full of character & had the best sleep I’ve had for weeks. Perfect for recharging :)
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Mrs Faulkner-Stevens
Such a privilege to be able to call such a wonderful historic cottage home for a few days. Cosy, quirky and unique, Rosecot is a fabulous experience for those seeking something out of the ordinary in a warm and welcoming village ideally placed for discovering Suffolk and the coast.