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Award-Winning Coastal House on the Suffolk Shore - Harkstead, Suffolk, United Kingdom
Award-Winning Coastal House on the Suffolk Shore - Harkstead, Suffolk, United Kingdom
Award-Winning Coastal House on the Suffolk Shore - Harkstead, Suffolk, United Kingdom
Award-Winning Coastal House on the Suffolk Shore - Harkstead, Suffolk, United Kingdom

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Award-Winning Coastal House on the Suffolk Shore

5-15 Keys5-15 Keysⓘ7 Bedrooms17 Guests5 BathsView Amenities

Description

Award-Winning Coastal House on the Suffolk Shore

Set directly on Harkstead Beach in the Suffolk countryside, this award-winning contemporary coastal house combines striking architecture with an extraordinary waterfront setting. Designed to take full advantage of its position overlooking the estuary, the home features expansive glazing, generous living spaces and a seamless relationship between the interiors, gardens and shoreline.

Extending across approximately 361 square metres (3,886 sq ft), the house offers seven bedrooms and five bathrooms, accommodating up to 17 guests. The bedroom configuration includes two super king rooms, four super king rooms and a twin bedroom with an additional triple bunk, providing flexibility for families and larger groups.

At the heart of the home, bright open-plan living and dining spaces are complemented by a sleek contemporary kitchen and floor-to-ceiling windows framing the surrounding landscape. A separate TV and games room with pool table creates an additional space for entertainment, while the home's clean architectural lines and natural materials reinforce its relaxed coastal character.

Outdoor living is equally impressive. The grounds feature an outdoor kitchen and barbecue area, firepit, wood-fired hot tub and sauna, with direct access to Harkstead Beach for swimming and paddleboarding. Bikes and paddleboards are also available for exploring the surrounding area.

The property has an additional cinematic distinction, having appeared in Series 6 of Apple TV's Slow Horses as the location used for Tavener's beach house.


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Property Amenities

No Pets Allowed | Not Handicap Accessible

Entertainment
Game Room
Multiple TVs
Satellite/Cable TV
Facilities
Dedicated Work Space
Office
Sauna
Workout Facility
Location features
Waterfront
Other
Air Conditioning
Coffee Maker
High Speed Internet
Wireless Internet
Outdoor
Bicycles
Firepit
Hot Tub
Outdoor Grill
Outdoor Lounge



Property Details

Size

Private Residence with 2 Levels
7 Bedrooms, 5 Baths, 3886 square feet, 362 square meters

Bedrooms

King, King, King, King, King, King, and Other
17 Guests maximum

Additional Sleeping Options

There is one twin room with a triple bunk bed, making the maximum capacity 17 guests.

Nearest airport

London Stansted Airport (STN)
75 minutes drive.

Property View

Sea views.

Activities of Interest

  • Fish
  • Golf
  • Watersports
  • Swimming: Enjoy direct access to the water from Harkstead Beach.
  • Paddleboarding: Explore the estuary directly from the property using the available paddleboards.
  • Cycling: Discover the surrounding Suffolk countryside and quiet rural lanes by bike.
  • Golf: Several golf courses are within convenient driving distance.
  • Walking: Coastal and countryside trails provide excellent opportunities for scenic walks throughout the area.

Places of Interest

  • Harkstead Beach: Directly accessible from the property, offering peaceful shoreline walks, swimming and estuary scenery.
  • Pin Mill: A picturesque riverside hamlet known for its sailing heritage, waterfront walks and traditional pub.
  • Suffolk Food Hall: A celebrated local food destination near Wherstead, combining regional produce, dining and countryside views.
  • Woodbridge: An attractive Suffolk market town with independent shops, restaurants and a historic riverside setting.
  • Dedham Vale: A beautiful protected landscape associated with John Constable, ideal for countryside walks and traditional English villages.