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Sole Bay Cottage is our house on
South Green in Southwold, Suffolk. This site provides information on
the house, rental rates and amenities in and around this ancient market
town and further afield. Information about Southwold itself is found
below. Please click on the links for other information.
Southwold,
in Suffolk, is ten miles south of Lowestoft and not far from Aldeburgh.
Formerly a busy fishing port, it is now known for its clean beaches,
colourful beach huts and the lighthouse standing in the town. It is
also the home of Adnams` brewery. Elegant and unspoilt, its brick, flint
and colour-washed houses stand round the seven Greens. Life continues
at the leisurely pace it has over the years and the local fishermen
supply the pubs and restaurants with fresh fish from their huts at the
nearby harbour.

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Southwold is the perfect destination
in any season. Well known as a relaxing resort for the summer, it is
in the other seasons that it really comes into its own. Surrounded by
rolling countryside, it is here that a true glimpse of Suffolk is to
be had. Farming is still carried out on a more traditional scale in
the area, as well as Reed beds in the marsh areas, with all the sights
and sounds we expect of farming countryside. The activities and landscape
change with the months but the colourful villages continue to nestle
peacefully in their hollows. The wood smoke rises vertically from the
chimneys as the sun sets in the late Autumn afternoons and the only
sounds to be heard are the birds calling as they return to their nests.
Returning to Southwold, the rhythmic rise and fall of the waves on the
beach muffles all background noise - there is nothing more peaceful
- and the delights of the pubs and restaurants beckon for the evening.

More
information about Southwold, its locality and amenities are available
on the links page |