Kirkley Cliff House and Apartment
ID: S777462
- Bedrooms 9
- ・ Sleeps 16
- ・ Pets 2
Guests say
Guests consistently praise Kirkley Cliff House and Apartment for its immaculate presentation, well-equipped amenities, and prime beachfront location. The property is celebrated for its spaciousness and comfort, making it ideal for large family gatherings. The thoughtful touches, including Christmas decorations and welcome gifts, have been highly appreciated, contributing to memorable stays.
Reviewers unanimously mention the spotless condition of both the house and apartment, indicating a high standard of cleanliness throughout the property.
The property's location is consistently lauded for its easy beach access, proximity to local amenities, and scenic views, making it an exceptional choice for visitors.
Guests have found the property to be incredibly comfortable, with comfortable beds and plenty of space for relaxation, contributing to restful and enjoyable stays.
The property is described as well-equipped and well-maintained, with a fully stocked kitchen, utility room, and additional amenities that cater to the needs of large groups.
The owners' attention to detail and thoughtful gestures, such as providing decorations and welcome gifts, have been noted and appreciated, although such gifts are not guaranteed for every stay.
About this property
Blending traditional features with contemporary style, this astonishing Grade-II listed property sits within 200 metres of Lowestoft’s beach and 1 mile of its bustling town centre. The perfect base for a large family or groups of friends seeking a relaxing holiday on the Suffolk Coast, this dog-friendly property features spacious living areas, a large enclosed garden and easy access to stunning countryside.
This Grade II-listed property splits between a three-storey townhouse and a lower ground floor apartment. There is a warm and welcoming ambience thanks, in part, to the natural light pouring in through large windows onto an eclectic range of soft furnishings. The generous kitchen/diner on the townhouse’s ground floor is ideal for getting creative with local ingredients and enjoying stunning sea views as you tuck into your favourite meals. A utility room is handy for keeping everyone looking their best. The first floor lounge is made for film nights, family games or simply absorbing the view from the balcony. There’s an additional lounge nearby, a single bedroom and the family bathroom. You’ll find two king-size bedrooms, a bunk bedroom and a shower room on the second floor. On the third floor, two king-size bedrooms and a single bedroom, all with sloping ceilings, are served by a shower room. The lower ground floor apartment has a welcoming ambience thanks to the contemporary soft furnishings scattered about its large, bright rooms. Plot your days in the lounge/diner or unwind there surrounded by suppers prepared in the neighbouring kitchen. A comfortable en-suite king-size bedroom and a twin bedroom are nearby, both of which are served by a shower room. The large enclosed garden at the rear has room for dog-friendly children’s games on the lawn and BBQ suppers on the patio.
Lowestoft’s popular beach lies 200 metres from the property, while its vibrant town centre, home to family-friendly attractions and a key stop-off point in The Broads National Park, awaits 1 mile from your front door. There are numerous nature reserves and beaches surrounding Southwold and Great Yarmouth (within 13 miles).
Accommodation
Nearby points of interest
- East Anglia Transport Museum
- Pleasurewood Hills
- Time and Tide Museum of Great Yarmouth Life
- Norfolk Broads
- Dunwich Beach
Reviews (7)
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Mr Jenkins
We can not recommend this property highly enough. Not only is it clean, well equipped, and spacious, but the owners have paid attention to every detail. That helped our group arrive and settle very quickly so we could get on with enjoying ourselves. The location is quite something also, with truly amazing sunrises and sunsets all easy to view from the comfortable sitting room, or just a minute hop to get onto the sandy beach. A great find.
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Mr Mier
Very highly recommended. We took over both the house and flat for a mixed family party of a dozen at the end of July and it was absolutely ideal. A fine house with well-maintained public gardens in front followed by a wide car-free promenade and an excellent sandy, clean and supervised beach. We used the public tennis courts which are only seven minutes walk away. The house was spotlessly clean and very well-equipped with kitchen and dining utensils together with a utility room with washing machine. Beds very comfortable. There are two sitting rooms on the first floor which we hardly used as the weather was so good. At the back is a patio and small, but pleasant and useful garden with three dedicated parking places behind (and free on-street parking at the front if you are lucky, which I was). The stairs might be a challenge to a less-able person - this is a mid 19th century house with high ceilings. Kirkley is definitely the best part of Lowestoft and behind the house is a very useful small High Street with shops selling everything you might need in a hurry. The composer, Benjamin Britten, was born in a house a few doors up the hill. The owners communicate very helpfully and unobtrusively.
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Mr Marshall
This property saved our annual family holiday. We had our booked property cancelled a day before travelling so needed somewhere to stay in the Lowestoft area. We definitely got lucky with this choice. We rented the main house and basement apartment for a multigenerational family group of 15. Both properties were spotless, well equipped and incredibly comfortable. The first floor front lounge had incredible views out to sea, as did several of the bedrooms. The kitchen/ dining room became the hub of our stay- the kitchen was well equipped to cope with cooking for a large group. Bedrooms were all very comfortable and much sleep was had, despite the short lived dawn chorus from the seagulls in the area. Location of the property is great. Easy access to the south beach, or a stroll along the prom to the harbour and beyond. The cafe opposite serves good lunchtime food and the putting green next to that was well used by our group. From this base you have easy access (although not quick access- nothing seems to move quickly around this part of the country) to Southwold, Framlingham and other great Suffolk locations to the south, or the Broads or Norwich to the north. Plenty of good pubs outside the town make finding somewhere to eat easy. This is a great place to stay for large gatherings.