Meant To Be, Aldeburgh

The space

October 2024 review - "We really enjoyed our stay. The flat is spacious, comfortable, and well-equipped. The location is great and we enjoyed lookking out over the High Street. we would definitely choose to stay there again."

As soon as the owners saw the property they knew that 115E High Street was ‘Meant To Be’ a holiday home. One of the owners is a London-based interior designer who has brought her own taste and style to the property with designer fabrics and wallpaper, rooms adorned with beautiful pictures and rugs.

GROUND FLOOR
The front door opens directly into a small private hall with stairs to the apartment.
FIRST FLOOR
Carpeted stairs lead into the designer kitchen/breakfast room with a door into the living room. There are hard floors throughout, except for the bedroom which is carpeted.
KITCHEN/BREAKFST ROOM
A lovely big kitchen/breakfast space with wide sash windows and a high ceiling, sitting at the back of the apartment with carpeted stairs rising to the second floor. The stylish breakfast unit comprises a Neff electric oven with induction hob and extractor, slimline dishwasher and a fitted fridge with freezer compartment and freestanding microwave.
THE LIVING ROOM
A beautiful bright and quiet room, overlooking Aldeburgh’s full of interest high street. The room is furnished with luxurious, colourful fabrics, a two-seater sofa, cosy armchair, occasional table a TV and a wood-burning stove.
SECOND FLOOR
Stairs rise from the kitchen to the first-floor landing.
The spacious bedroom is furnished with a king size bed, dressing table, a chair, an armoire and bedside tables.
BATHROOM
Relax in style in the freestanding claw foot bath in this exceptionally big bathroom. There is also a luxurious walk in shower cubicle; a wash basin sitting in a vanity unity, WC and heated towel rail sunlight from two windows and plenty of storage space for your toiletries.
PARKING
Guests can park for a couple of hours on the roadside outside the apartment and for longer on nearby roads where the parking is unrestricted, or with a weekly ticket at a local car park.
Access - there’s a gate and path down beside Reeds famous second hand bookshop that leads to a door, opening into a courtyard where you’ll find the door to Meant To Be.
There is no outside seating at the property – but Aldeburgh’s shingle beach is less than a minute away with plenty of benches and the promenade wall to sit on to enjoy your open-air ice-cream and/or fish and chips.