Edinburgh House

Edinburgh House is a stunning Victorian seaside retreat located on the sought-after Crag Path in Aldeburgh, just moments from the RNLI lifeboat station and with the beach right on your doorstep. With sea views throughout the property, this home offers the perfect coastal escape.

The property offers four relaxing bedrooms; A master bedroom with a 4'6" double bed and an en-suite with a free standing bath, second bedroom with a 4'6" double bed with an en-suite with a shower cubicle, a third bedroom with twin 3' single beds and a fourth bedroom with 3' bunk beds. The family bathroom features stylish honeycomb tiles.

Outside, a private sitting area framed by generous shrubs provides a perfect spot for alfresco dining.

Edinburgh House has a rich history, once believed to have been a private casino frequented by the Duke of Edinburgh in the 1870s, who was a regular visitor to Aldeburgh due to his love for sailing. The property also has strong literary connections, having once been owned by the renowned crime author Ruth Rendell.

Her famous works, including 'No Night is Too Long', are said to have been inspired by the surrounding area, with the nearby house in the novel being based on a neighbouring property. This blend of royal and literary history adds a unique charm to the home, making it a fascinating retreat for guests.

Edinburgh House is also offered as a sleeps four option. Search for: Edinburgh House (4).