Britten House
Accommodation & Lodging in Lowestoft, Suffolk
Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten of Aldeburgh was born in this house on 22nd November 1913. He started composing prolifically as a child and much of his inspiration came from the sunrise and far reaching sea views from his bedroom window. Britten's status as one of the greatest English composers of the twentieth Century is now secure among professional critics. Having previously declined a knighthood, Britten accepted a life peerage on 2 July 1976 as Baron Britten, of Aldeburgh in the county of Suffolk. A few months later he died of a heart attack.
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read moreWelcome to Britten House This magnificent Grade II listed Victorian town house is the birthplace of composer Benjamin Britten and his family home for 21 years. We are situated in a prime location overlooking Lowestoft's award winning Blue Flag Beach with uninterrupted sea views from selected rooms. Britten house has been fully renovated by the present owners to an extremely high standard complementing the original Victorian features such as the fireplaces, stained glass windows and doors that define this lovely buildings rich heritage.
