Hello and welcome to Stays in Suffolk! I’m Ruth, and together with my partner Nick, we look after a small collection of comfortable homes and lodges across Ipswich, Felixstowe and Stonham Barns. We love helping guests enjoy everything Suffolk has to offer – from beach walks and countryside pubs to our beautiful local parks and coastline. Our Felixstowe seaside home is one of our favourites, and we’ve tried to think of all the little details that make a stay easy and relaxing – whether you’re here for a family break, a weekend by the sea, or work at the docks. We’re always nearby if you need anything during your stay, but we also respect your privacy so you can unwind and make the place your own. We look forward to welcoming you to Suffolk and hope you’ll feel right at home. Warm regards, Ruth & Nick – Stays in Suffolk

Wake up to stunning sea views in this newly refurbished 3‑bed, 4‑bed apartment, perfectly located just moments from Felixstowe beach, the town centre, and The Pier. Bright, modern and designed for easy coastal living, it features a cosy lounge with integrated kitchen and a sleek shower room. Ideal for families, friends, or workers looking for a comfortable seaside base, with cafés, restaurants, and the Suffolk countryside all within easy reach. Please note: access is via approximately 10 steps.

🌊 Neighbourhood: Felixstowe Seafront & Coastal Attractions Felixstowe is a charming Edwardian seaside town on the Suffolk coast, known for its long promenade, colourful beach huts, and four miles of beaches that suit both relaxing days and family adventures. Guests can enjoy easy coastal walks, sea air, and the beautifully restored Seafront Gardens overlooking the water. 🏖️ Beaches, Promenade & Family Activities The neighbourhood offers everything you’d expect from a classic British seaside stay. Felixstowe Pier, Forum Amusements, Manning’s, and the children’s rides at Ocean Boulevard provide plenty of entertainment, while the Leisure Centre and Adventure Golf add more options for fun‑filled days out. 🏛️ History & Local Landmarks Just along the coast sits the Landguard Peninsula, home to one of England’s best‑preserved artillery forts and the site of the last attempted seaborne invasion in 1667. Visitors can also watch ships arriving at Britain’s busiest container port from the popular View Point Café. 🌿 Nature, Walks & Peaceful Spots Beyond the seafront, the area offers access to scenic countryside, wildlife reserves, and quieter beaches such as Irlam’s Beach, Bawdsey, and Trimley Marshes—ideal for walking, birdwatching, or simply unwinding in nature. ☕ Cafés, Dining & Local Convenience Guests will find plenty of cafés, restaurants, and independent shops nearby, making it easy to enjoy relaxed meals, seaside treats, or a morning coffee with a view. The town centre is close, offering additional dining and shopping options.