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Winter wonders: a holiday cottage for Christmas

Christmas your way this year. Make the season extra special with a holiday cottage on the Suffolk Coast.

Think crackling log fires, walks on the beach in the crisp winter air. Explore pretty towns and villages, taking in festive markets and seasonal delights. Book yourself a holiday cottage and arrive, unpack the car and lean into cosy season. 

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Southwold and the Suffolk Coast is a great place to enjoy a magical Christmas. The High Streets are awash with fairy lights and shop windows are fully decorated for the festive season.

There’s pantomime and theatre shows, or cosy pubs to while away the the evenings in front of a log fire. Or why not don your thickest woollies and walking boots for outdoor adventures. From windswept beaches to blow the cobwebs away, to atmospheric forest tracks and stunning nature reserves.

Whether you’re after a quiet retreat for two, or you want to bring the whole family for a change of scenery, we can help you find a holiday cottage to create a truly wonderful Christmas getaway.

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