Holiday rentals in Walberswick

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A charming white cottage with a red-tiled roof is framed by blooming flowers and greenery. A small, welcoming front porch is visible, alongside white outdoor seating. The surrounding landscape features a textured brick wall and nearby cottages in the background.
Cottage
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 230 reviews

Loom Cottage off High St/easy walk to beach/garage

'Loom Cottage' is a welcoming and comfortable character cottage- garage included- located in a private road. Located just off Southwold High Street with direct access to Southwold Common. Idyllic spot-quiet and secluded-yet all amenities and Southwold town centre are right on your doorstep. Pet friendly-perfect for walking and exploring! Aldeburgh is close by, Snape, Dunwich, Minsmere and Thorpeness. 'Out of Africa' easily visited. Southwold is the home of 'Adnams Brewery'.*Downstairs bathroom*

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A serene view of the garden includes a tranquil pond surrounded by lush vegetation. Rolling hills extend in the background, shrouded in a soft, morning mist. The sky is painted in gentle hues of blue, with wispy clouds creating a peaceful atmosphere.
Guest house
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 323 reviews

Cosy annex with stunning views, fishing & Kayaking

Kingfisher Nook is light and airy with panoramic views of the beautiful Waveney valley. We have private river access for fishing from our garden, scenic walks and cycle rides from the door step, & excellent local pub within 15 min walk. BYO kayak to explore the local river wildlife, or hire our new Hot tub to enjoy the sunset over the valley. Located on Norfolk/Suffolk border, an ideal base to explore the many delights of the region, including beaches, historic villages and numerous attractions

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The exterior of Kiln Cottage is framed by lush greenery, featuring a gravel driveway leading to a rustic brick facade. A wooden bench is positioned under a shaded area, and flowering plants add a touch of color in the background.
Home
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 245 reviews

Kiln Cottage Idyllic relaxation and culinary dream

Kiln Cottage allows you to immerse yourself in a haven of wildlife and tranquillity, surrounded by beautiful countryside. Situated in the grounds of our 17th Century home, it is a private sanctuary, with high quality decor and all modern facilities. Wake up to the sound of birdsong whilst enjoying locally sourced artisan coffee and produce. This large vaulted space has an open-plan sitting and dining area, complete with separate fully fitted kitchen, bathroom and two luxurious double bedrooms.

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Cabin
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews

Converted stables 6 miles from Southwold

6 miles from Southwold. 10% discount for 3 or more nights Self-contained converted stable, located off a quiet lane Easy access from the A12 Cosy private accommodation. Living room with kitchen, dining area and sofa bed, separate bedroom and shower room. The accommodation is compact and ideal for a couple and two children. Can accommodate three or four adults who don’t mind being in a smaller space. It would also suit a couple, or two friends who require separate sleeping arrangements.

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The exterior of the farmhouse is presented, showcasing a brick façade with white window frames and a purple front door. Colorful flowering plants are visible in the foreground, along with a gravel pathway leading up to the house. Lush greenery surrounds the property, enhancing the rural setting.
Cottage
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 124 reviews

The Dairy at Bortons Farm

The Dairy at Bortons Farm is a self-contained annexe attached to the rear of the farmhouse. 15 minutes drive from Southwold, it offers a peaceful rural location but near to the beautiful beaches of Southwold and the busy market town of Beccles. We have 2 bedrooms, a shower room, two toilets and a fully fitted kitchen plus washing machine. Wifi throughout. Enclosed and secure garden. The living area has TV with Sky box and Amazon Fire TV stick. EV charging point available (charges apply)

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A bright sitting room features a comfortable seating arrangement, including a sofa and armchair. A wooden dining table with four chairs sits adjacent. Large windows allow natural light to fill the space, framed by plaid curtains. A smart TV is positioned on a wooden cabinet.
Flat
5 out of 5 average rating, 207 reviews

Superb location modern apartment parking sun patio

Perfect all year round with private access, parking and south facing sun terrace. Centrally-located but secluded, a few steps from sandy beach, shops, pubs, restaurants, pier and historic sites. Fully refurbed ground floor. Super-fast WiFi. Bright sitting room + smart TV & BluRay player. Quality kitchen appliances, breakfast bar, m/wave, dishwasher, freezer. Large double bedroom with 2 fitted wardrobes, smartTV. Bathroom with WC, bath & shower over + walk-in drencher shower. 2nd WC.

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A well-furnished living area features a comfortable armchair with a throw and a floor lamp, providing soft lighting. A dining table is visible in the background, accompanied by two outdoor chairs positioned just beyond open doors that lead to the garden.
Cabin
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 518 reviews

Spacious self-contained cabin.Halesworth Southwold

Forest lodge-style self-contained cabin with one bedroom and open plan living space & kitchen. Set on a quiet country lane in a large garden in the countryside, 7 miles from the picturesque seaside town of Southwold and 1 mile from the charming market town of Halesworth. The Cabin is a timber building constructed from reclaimed and sustainable materials and heated by a cosy log burner. The Cabin is one of two rustic holiday cabins set within a wildlife garden - please see the photos.

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Cottage
4.79 out of 5 average rating, 221 reviews

Daisy Cottage … discover Suffolk

Spend a little time savouring the delights of Suffolk in this little gem of a cottage so close to the beaches of Walberswick and Southwold. Come back to the wood burner in the autumn and winter and a lovely meal cooked for you at the Queens Head just 10 minutes walk away. Our Cottage is pet friendly for one dog, please add this when you make your booking. Due to the authentic nature of the cottage it is not suitable for infants or the infirm with its Suffolk brick flooring.

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A small table is set with a white tablecloth, featuring a vase of white roses in the center. Two chairs, one with a woven back and another with striped upholstery, flank the table, creating an intimate dining space.
Guest suite
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 253 reviews

The Old Lamp Room. Self contained annexe

The Old Lamp Room used to store the lamps for the lighthouse until it became automatic. It is now an annexe to the old Lighthouse Keeper’s Cottage, which is our family home. Guests have their own front door and are free to use the small front courtyard garden which has a bistro table and chairs. Situated up a small path, behind the lighthouse and moments from the beach. The high street with its shops, restaurants and pubs is a 5 minute stroll away. An ideal cosy bolt hole.

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A copper bathtub is illuminated by natural light from a nearby window, highlighting its polished surface. A decorative chair with a floral pattern and a folded towel are positioned nearby, contributing to the calming ambiance of the bathroom space.
Barn
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 270 reviews

A unique barn in the tranquil Waveney Valley

The Barn is a rural retreat in the beautiful, picturesque village of Wortwell, looking out onto the Waveney valley. There are lots of walks on your doorstep with an abundance of wildlife. Whether you want to relax by the woodburner whilst soaking up the views, take long walks whilst enjoying the wildlife, cycle,canoe or fish, Wortwell is the perfect location being on the South Norfolk/Suffolk border. We provide fresh ground coffee from Strangers coffee house.

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The modern bungalow is framed by a clear blue sky, showcasing a well-maintained exterior with a combination of white and grey elements. A small garden area is visible alongside the entrance, and a garage is present on the left, contributing to the property's welcoming appearance.
Bungalow
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 411 reviews

Detached, stylish, peaceful, coastal retreat.

A beautifully furnished, light, modern bungalow. A well equipped kitchen with a range cooker makes cooking on vacation a joy! This is the perfect holiday retreat, situated in Reydon, Southwold, a 20 minute stroll (1.2 miles) or a 3 minute drive to Southwold and the beach. Tranquil, peaceful and away from the crowds, an ideal place to rest and relax. Easy off street parking, sunny garden with a deck area for alfresco dining.

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The barn is depicted surrounded by tall grass and greenery, featuring a dark exterior with several skylights. A patio area with outdoor furniture is visible, and the serene setting is complemented by mature trees in the background.
Guest house
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

Primrose Farm Barn

Take a break and unwind at our peaceful oasis. Primrose Farm Barn is a detached barn in our garden but also quite separate from us, and set in a very quiet location. Southwold is only a 10 minute drive or 30 minute cycle away. Lovely countryside walks and cycling routes direct from the Barn. Bike storage is available. You will need a car to get around!

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All about Walberswick

The Suffolk seaside village of Walberswick is filled with Georgian architecture, whitewashed fishermen’s cottages, sandy beaches lined with dunes and waving sea grasses, and protected marshlands populated by otters. Once a vital port and fishing centre, Walberswick remains a popular crabbing spot. It’s also a popular holiday destination — the coast is especially bustling during the warmer months.

The area’s quiet beauty has lured many famous painters and artists over the centuries, and you can find some Walberswick seaside scenes hanging in the Tate. Inland, find even more natural beauty in the wooded Walberswick Nature Reserve, where there are plenty of trails to explore.

The town centre boasts a number of options for spending your time away from the waves and woodlands. Here you’ll find local craft shops, tea rooms, and award-winning pubs as well as seaside stalls selling fresh-caught crab. For a taste of medieval times, explore the picturesque 15th-century ruins of St. Andrews stone church.

What are the top things to do in Walberswick?

Walberswick Beach

Just a short walk from the middle of the village is a wild and windswept beach with a mix of sand and stones. Walberswick Beach makes for a great picnic or sunbathing spot. You can swim here, although you’ll want to pay attention to the tide and the size of the waves. The wind can get quite blustery here — which also makes it a great spot for surfers and sea kayakers. There’s a mobile ice cream stall during the warmer months, and views of Southwold Lighthouse in the distance.

Walberswick Nature Reserve

This 1,200-hectare protected area contains varied habitats like woodland, salt marshland, heath, and grasslands that are vital for a variety of birds and flora. There are plenty of walks to explore here, depending on how long you’d like to be out for. Follow the boardwalk out to the shingle beach, where you can spot sea anemone in small tidepools. The paths in the reserve will take you all the way to Dunwich, where you can spend a few hours exploring ruins from its prosperous medieval past.

Southwold

From the town centre, you can take a small ferry or walk over the River Blyth to spend a day in the pretty town of Southwold. Southwold is surrounded by water on three sides, and you’ll be able to walk up the working local lighthouse for panoramic views of it all. You can also spend a day in one of the brightly coloured beach huts, walk along the restored Victorian pier, or shop around for souvenirs.

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