50 Church Street, Orford

The space

There’s a warm welcome as you enter the cosy living room of this cottage, with a door to the hall, steps up to the kitchen and bathroom, and a staircase to the bedroom with en-suite cloakroom on the first floor.

LIVING ROOM
A handsome upholstered sofa, chair, and footstool are position so you can enjoy the warmth of the heat from the wood burner whilst watching the telly in the corner.

BATHROOM
Fitted with both a hand-held and rain shower heads, a shower screen over the bath, a wash basin with storage beneath, a WC, heated towel rail with towels supplied for all guests, and natural light.

KITCHEN
Overlooking the garden at the back of this period cottage, this well-equipped kitchen has an electric oven with four ring hob and extractor fan, a dishwasher, under counter fridge with an ice compartment, a toaster, kettle, and a washer/dryer. A couple of bar seats invite you to enjoy meals at home if you prefer, and there’s a door to the garden with a bistro style table and chairs for outside dining.

BEDROOM
Relatively steep stairs rise to the first-floor landing with a handrail on the left and a rope to steady you on the right.
The double bed takes pride of place between bedside drawers in this elegant bedroom, and there’s additional storage with an open clothes rail and a chest of drawers.
Conveniently there’s an en-suite cloakroom, simply with a WC and wash-basin. Please mind your head as the door is typically low for a period property.

OUTSIDE
As you’d expect, this pretty cottage sits close to the church on the road which flows from the bustling market square with its’ award-winning bakery, well-stocked village shop a, pub and restaurant; down to the Quey, with more pubs and eateries to choose from, aa well as river boat trips.
There’s no allocated parking but there’s unrestricted parking on the road in front of the house.