Sunrise Holiday Chalet Kessingland Beach Lowestoft Suffolk
Listing Summary
Listing No:1707
Sleeps up to:6
Location Type:Not specified
Local Area:Nearest Beach: Kessingland
Local Airport: Norwich
Local Ferry Port: Felixstowe
Nearest Railway Station: Lowestoft
Nearest Motorway/Freeway Junction: A12
Local Shops: Kessingland
Car Required: No, but would be useful. Buses nearby
Listing description
The accommodation is all on one storey with no stairs. It is all electric and recently re-furbished and re-decorated. There is a pre-payment electricity meter taking £1 coins. Bedroom 1 has a double bed, bedroom 2 twin beds and bedroom 3 has bunk beds. Bed linen is provided. There is a bathroom with toilet, bath and shower over the bath. The lounge and kitchen are open plan, with electric cooker, fridge freezer and microwave. Also there is a small, automatic washing machine. The chalet is surrounded by well tended lawns.
Location Details
Kessingland Nr. Lowestoft, Suffolk
Seals are regularly seen on the beach and often porpoises and dolphins in the sea.
A walk of just over a mile along the sea wall will take you to the Benacre Nature Reserve with it’s flora and fauna including Marsh Harriers. The Minsmere RSPB nature reserve, popular with bird watchers is about a 30 minute drive away.
There is sea fishing off the beach and coarse fishing in a local lake and the River Hundred.
South of Kessingland the attractive town of Southwold has the attractions of a pier and picturesque harbour and also nearby, Walberswick village, famous for the World Crab Catching Championships.
Tariff / Rates
Payment is usually accepted in British Pounds, unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
| Detailed tariff periods have not been defined for this property. Please contact the owner for specific rental rates. |
Tariff Notes
£200 - £375 per week.
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Additional Information
Kessingland was once the richest village in England at the height of the herring fishing industry. Our ancestors worked in the fishing industry.
Now it is a medium sized village (population about 4000) and is known as a quiet seaside holiday destination, with a range of accommodation ranging from camping and caravans, to chalets, bungalows, houses and cottages.
Village shops and facilities include a Post Office, newsagent, chemist, petrol station and small supermarket. A major supermarket at Lowestoft is about a 3 mile drive away. There are fish and chip and Chinese takeaways, four pubs and two restaurants.
It is a short walk to the Waterfront Restaurant and the Sailors Home pub, serving local Ales and fresh food.