This stunning Arts and Crafts house, Te Awahou, was built in 1904 by architect Frank Jennings and is considered one of the finest examples of his work. Located in the picturesque village of Walberswick on the Suffolk coast, the property boasts many original features, including exposed beams, five fireplaces, diamond pane leaded windows, and plank-style doors. The interior design is characterized by its refined detailing and inventive incorporation of historic materials. The house features a triple-aspect drawing room with a vaulted ceiling, medieval oak beams, and large windows flooding the room with natural light. The kitchen/breakfast room is well-proportioned and features a central island, gas hob and oven, and an oak stable door leading to the gardens. The property also has a study, utility room, and four generously proportioned bedrooms on the first floor, with a further bedroom on the second floor. The gardens are a particular feature, with a gravelled drive, decorative sunken garden, pond, and mature trees. The location is idyllic, with the village of Walberswick offering a range of amenities, and the nearby town of Southwold providing additional cultural and shopping options.