St. James Street, Dunwich, Saxmundham, Suffolk, IP17

A Characterful Home with Coastal Charm and Far-Reaching Views

Occupying an elevated position with sweeping views across the rolling coastal valley, this enchanting home combines historic charm with modern versatility. Thought to have once formed part of a former Coach House, later converted into cottages, the property retains a wonderful sense of character while offering light-filled, well-proportioned interiors. Just moments from the unspoilt coastline of Dunwich, it makes for an idyllic base to embrace the beauty and pace of life along Suffolk’s heritage coast.

The property opens via a welcoming lobby into a generously proportioned reception room, where a handsome feature fireplace provides a natural focal point and double-aspect windows frame glorious countryside views. The kitchen and dining space is equally inviting, thoughtfully designed with ample storage and plenty of scope for those who enjoy cooking and entertaining. A door to a hall offers plenty of space for coats and shoes with a side door to the driveway. Set adjacent, is a ground floor bathroom adding to the convenience of the layout.

On the first floor, a broad landing enjoys dual aspects and currently serves as a light and airy study but offers excellent versatility – easily adaptable as an additional bedroom. Two generously sized double bedrooms with stunning views and a family bathroom complete the accommodation.

Outside, the property is approached up a long driveway which curves up the hill where the cottage enjoys a gently sloping lawned garden that takes full advantage of the elevated outlook across the valley. A sizeable garage with adjoining workshop adds practical appeal, making the home as functional as it is characterful. Whether as a full-time residence, a weekend retreat, or an investment with holiday rental potential, this rare offering captures the very essence of heritage coastal living.

About Dunwich
Once a thriving medieval port and now a peaceful coastal village, Dunwich is renowned for its haunting beauty and fascinating history with the monastery on the coastline reflecting on the village’s past. Today it is celebrated for its wild, unspoilt beach and the surrounding heath and woodland, much of which is part of the Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village also benefits from the Ship Public House with has a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. From Dunwich, you can easily explore neighbouring attractions such as RSPB Minsmere, Southwold with its vibrant pier and colourful beach huts, and Walberswick, famed for its crabbing and coastal walks. The area offers a lifestyle rich in fresh sea air, nature, and timeless charm – a perfect escape on Suffolk’s celebrated heritage coast.

Council Tax Band: D
Local Authority - East Suffolk Council

We have been advised that the property has the following services. Mains water, mains drainage, electricity and Oil fired central heating.

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