USD 926,441

A unique three bedroom cottage, set in an elevated position in beautiful parkland. Formerly part of Whitwell House, which was built in 1901. The stunning views over the parkland, that is now St Audry's Golf Club make this a very special property to live in. The original architectural features have been effortlessly combined to create a mix of timeless features with modern comforts whereby high ceilings, deep skirtings and sash windows can be seen throughout. Entrance Porch An impressive columned entrance porch with Jim Lawrence pendant light and further solar lighting to either side. Entrance Hall A six panelled wooden door with stained glass surround and sash windows to either side opens onto the Entrance Hall. High ceilings, deep skirtings and inset spotlights continue throughout the property. The bright elegant Entrance Hall has a useful storage cupboard, radiator and engineered oak flooring. Lounge Overlooking the golf course with a triple bay sash window and secondary sash window to the front aspect as well as a recessed bookshelf with a false door situated behind, mirroring that of Bedroom one. Featuring a contemporary Scan Anderson Woodburner on a tiled hearth. Door to rear providing side access to the garden, radiator and engineered oak flooring continuing through to the open plan Kitchen / Dining Room. Open Plan Kitchen / Dining Room A Howarth Mussel Kitchen with Caronia composite worktops with stainless steel sink and integrated drainer. In built Siemens appliances comprising a dishwasher, washing machine, fridge/freezer. In addition to a Siemens induction hob with extractor over and two single ovens under. To the centre is a kitchen island with a Tuscan European oak counter top and integrated wine cooler. Radiator and engineered oak flooring. Orangery Double casement doors from the kitchen open onto the David Salisbury Orangery. With roof lantern and windows to the side and rear, French doors open onto the rear garden. Tiled flooring with underfloor heating. Bedroom One Overlooking the golf course with a triple bay sash window and secondary sash window to the front aspect as well as a recessed bookshelf with a false door situated behind. Built-in wardrobes and door to the rear providing side garden access, radiator and carpet laid to floor. Ensuite Shower Room Enclosed corner shower with rainfall shower and a vanity unit with a back to wall toilet and wash basin with tiled splashback. Sash window with shutters to the side aspect, chrome heated towel rail and tiled flooring with underfloor heating. Bedroom Two A light filled bedroom with a sash window to the rear aspect and circular window to the side. Built-in wardrobes, radiator and carpet laid to floor. Bedroom Three A good-sized bedroom with sash window to the rear aspect, radiator and carpet laid to floor. Family Bathroom L-Shaped bath with shower attachment and rainfall shower over with shower screen and tiled surround. Vanity unit with back to wall toilet and wash basin with a tiled splashback. Chrome heated towel rail and tiled flooring with underfloor heating. Front of the Property The property is approached through the parkland whereby an Ornamental Cherry Tree can be found to the front circle which was planted in 1958 by the Duchess of Kent. Rear of the Property From the orangery a single step leads down to the rear garden immediately to an area laid to patio wrapping round both sides of the house to the doors in the aforementioned Lounge and Bedroom One. The garden path leads through the centre of the garden. with areas laid to lawn to either side, to a patioed seating area with steps to the side door to the garage with external lighting and another set of steps leading to the parking beyond the garden gate. The garden is enclosed by Willow fencing and has an array of shrubbery, to included well planted boarders with Roses and a Fig tree. Parking is accessible from the gravelled track leading from the front of the property providing access to the double garage (with electric doors, power and plumbing) and parking for four cars. Studio A 7'4" x 15'3" Studio with electric providing lighting power points. Wood flooring and outside lighting.   Features: - Garage - Parking

3 bd

Woodbridge

USD 1,729,356

Farmhouse Viewing is highly recommended for this high specification Farmhouse. Located deep in the beautiful Essex countryside, but within short driving distance of the bustling market towns of Sudbury and Halstead, this attractive, early 16thC farmhouse and equestrian property, is presented in immaculate condition. Set in the sought-after village of Twinstead, on seven and a half plus acres (sts) of grounds and paddocks, this charming four-bedroom family home has been sympathetically refurbished throughout, whilst retaining a wealth of original features, including exposed beams and a delightful inglenook fireplace. Set back from a quiet country lane, the approach to the property is via a drive in/drive out driveway, with ample parking for a number of vehicles, including a double cartlodge. On entering the front vestibule, oak flooring has been laid throughout the property, enhancing the welcoming atmosphere and cohesive flow of the farmhouse. To the right is a generous double aspect reception room with exposed beams and a large inglenook fireplace with a gas fired stove, which leads onto the cosy snug with views and access to the rear garden. To the left is the bright and spacious sitting room with glass French doors opening onto the sunny rear terrace. Leading from the sitting room is a family dining room with views across the front lawn. Further access to the kitchen and large double doors leading into a beautifully equipped office with custom made oak cabinetry and bookshelves. Moving from the dining room towards the rear, and heart of the home, lies the fantastic modern country kitchen with large central island and breakfast bar. With custom built, shaker style cabinets, a travertine floor, granite worksurfaces, dual fuel range cooker, built-in appliances and endless storage, this kitchen has been designed with family life and entertaining in mind. Glass French doors once again lead out to a seating area on the terrace and the well-maintained grounds. Adjacent to the kitchen is a well-equipped utility room and guest cloakroom, with access from the cartlodge and to the garden; ideal for storing coats and muddy boots. Ascending the solid oak staircase to the first floor, the oak flooring continues from the spacious landing into the four double bedrooms. All the bedrooms are well proportioned with fitted wardrobes and windows overlooking different aspects of the front and rear gardens, and the countryside beyond. The principal suite benefits from an en-suite bathroom and dressing area. The remaining rooms are serviced by a large family bathroom, complete with separate walk-in shower. Grounds Set in extensive and beautifully well-kept grounds, the front of the property is laid to lawn and enclosed by picket fencing with mature planting and trees. Access to the rear is via handcrafted oak double gates which lead through to a beautifully landscaped and private, south-west facing garden, complete with various seating and entertainment areas, summer house equipped with power, ethernet and WIFI which could be used as a home office and a heated swimming pool complete with picturesque, thatched pool house. Equestrian Facilities Benefitting from two separate stable blocks. Located to the rear of the house, at the end of the garden, are four stables with a tack room and storage area which are accessed by a separate private driveway, large enough to accommodate horse box access. Set on concrete hard standing, the yard is equipped with lighting, power and water, and all the stables are laid with rubber matting. This yard overlooks the post and railed, silica sand and combi-ride ménage (40mx20m) complete with dressage mirrors. The second stable block is located directly opposite the house and surrounded by seven acres (STS) of paddocks. The yard comprises three rubber matted stables and a large hay storage barn and tack room. Again, separate metered power and water supply are connected to the latter running both the yard and the paddocks. These facilities also offer the potential of generating income, please contact the agent for further details.  LOCATION What3Words: following.zebra.most Twinstead is a picturesque and tranquil village situated near the enchanting Stour Valley, lying just on the Essex/Suffolk border. The village boasts a parish church, a village hall, and a strong sense of communal belonging. Notably, the property stands a brief stroll away from Twinstead's cricket pitch, a hub of activity during the summer months. This green space also serves as a venue for community gatherings and events during other times of the year.   The village finds itself approximately four miles away from the bustling market town of Sudbury, while the town of Halstead is six miles away. Conveniently, a straightforward drive leads to Kelvedon, Marks Tey, or Colchester, each offering direct links to London's Liverpool Street. Sudbury itself presents a wealth of amenities, and the local area is home to reputable schools such as Felsted, New Hall, Royal Hospital School, Holmwood House, Culford, all Ipswich Schools and the Colchester and Chelmsford Grammar schools. All of which can be accessed by specially provided dedicated transport.  SERVICES Mains Water and Electricity. Compliant Private Drainage System. Oil Fired Central Heating System. LPG Gas Connected to Range Cooker Hob and Stove Super High Speed Full Fibre Broadband Please note that the above services have not been tested by the agent.  LINK TO EQUESTRIAN WEBSITE Please call us for further details  Features: - Garden - Parking

4 bd

Sudbury

USD 802,915

On a very desirable road in a sought-after area, this home enjoys an excellent position. Newly extended and renovated by the owner, it’s contemporary, stylish and perfect for anyone who loves entertaining, with a superb open plan spacious living space leading onto a large, south-facing garden. In leafy surroundings and walking distance from the Broads and day-to-day amenities, it’s no surprise that this is such a popular place. Features: - Barbecue - Garden - Parking

5 bd

Oulton Broad

USD 814,650

About the Property A large mature and level plot extending up to around 4 acres (sts) enfolds this charming 18 Century period cottage. The property is of traditional construction with colour washed elevations under a thatched, tile and slate roof. Pilgrim's Rest has been carefully extended over the years to provide flexible and characterful accommodation throughout. The property is approached via a five bar gate, leading to a shingle driveway/parking area providing ample car parking and leading through to a good sized double garage, stable block, tack room and workshop. There are extensive lawns to the front and rear with a second five bar gate leading to the paddock (approx. 3 acres (sts)) which is a great level field ideal for a couple of horses. The accommodation comprises four reception rooms, kitchen, utility room, family bathroom and study on the ground floor. First floor landing and three bedrooms with one en-suite cloakroom. Wealth of exposed timbers throughout and all in good decorative order. Attractive feature red brick fireplaces with inglenooks. An early internal inspection is strongly advised. The Accommodation - Ground Floor Solid timber Front Door to: Lobby - leading to: Entrance Porch Fully glazed leaded light door to Dining Room 14 ft 9" x 13ft 9" Red brick open fireplace with tiled hearth. Dual aspect windows. Two wall light and matching centre light. Door to side hallway, staircase to first floor, barn style door to side and door to Cloakroom/Utility Room Close coupled WC and plumbing for washing machine. Sitting Room 13 ft 9" x 10ft 2" Red brick fireplace with oak bressumer double doors to Garden Room 17 ft 8" x 9ft 8" Large picture window to rear. Fully glazed door to rear. Living Room 17 ft 8" x 12ft 1" Wealth of exposed beams. Suffolk red brick open fireplace. Kitchen 12 ft 7" x 7 ft 10" Double bowl stainless steel sink unit - post formed work surfaces - plumbing for dishwasher. Oil fired boiler serving the domestic hot water and central heating system. Study 10 ft 2" x 7 ft 10" Lovely bay window with leaded lite glazing. Family Bathroom Coloured suite comprising panelled bath and pedestal wash hand basin. Separate WC The Accommodation - First Floor Landing Doors to Bedroom 1 17ft ft 4" x 13 ft 9" Bedroom 2 13 ft 9" x 11ft 9" En Suite Cloakroom Bedroom 3 8ft 6" 9ft 2" Outside Double Garage 20 ft x 17 ft Stable Block 4 x 11ft 6 x 10ft, 2 Tack Room/ Workshop 10 ft 9" x 8ft max. 2000 litre oil tank. Parking for 8/9 cars on shingle driveway. About The Area Stowmarket is a popular market town located in the heart of Suffolk conveniently located for the A14 which provides excellent links to Ipswich (by the A12) Bury st Edmunds and Cambridge. Stowmarket has a variety of shopping facilities and amenities including many independent schools, as well as plenty of other amenities including Stowmarket golf club. Easy access via A1120 to A140/ A14 and A12 trunk roads. Stowmarket Railway Station is about 25 minutes by car with link to London Liverpool Street – approx. 1.5 hours. The A1120 is the main link road from Stowmarket and provides access directly to The Suffolk Heritage Coast - 35 minutes. A wide range of local services an amenities are available in the nearby village of Debenham - 3 miles and the popular village of Earl Soham with award winning Huttons Butchers and, The Victoria Public House is a five minute drive away. Viewing Arrangements. Strictly by prior appointment with the Vendors Sole Agents - Fine and Country Woodbridge ... After normal office hours please call Mark Halls MRICS ...   Features: - Garage - Parking

3 bd

Stowmarket

USD 1,080,847

This substantial five-bedroom home is as impressive inside as it is out. Tucked away along a private drive, bordered by farmland yet only a short walk from Eye, this beautifully presented home offers two ensuites, a large bathroom, a spacious sitting room, formal dining room and garden-facing family room. What’s more, with a total plot size of 2 acres (stms) including a paddock, there’s an abundance of outside space too!

5 bd

Eye

USD 988,203

GROUND FLOOR A driveway from Wash Lane presents you with the first view of Gracefield Lodge on the brow of the hill, it's slate grey fibre-cement panelled exterior sitting proudly amongst the rural fields and farm. There is parking for at least three vehicles outside the property, smart grey floor tiles and an extra wide front door welcome you into the bright reception hall with wooden flooring leading you in to the open plan living area with wooden staircase to the first floor. A door to the right of the reception hall leads to Kitchen A lovely, light room with high pitched ceiling and full length patio doors with views to the side and front, across the fields. There is plenty of storage in soft green Shaker style eye level and base cabinets topped with quartz work surfaces. There is space for a large American style fridge freezer. The Cookmaster range cooker has 5 electric rings, hot plate, 1 and a half ovens, grill and warming drawer, with extractor over. The Belfast style sink has a mixer tap and kitchen rinse and the dishwasher is built in. The stunning central island takes price of place with bespoke natural wood worktop over more drawer and cupboard storage. A door connects the kitchen to the living room, also accessed from the reception hall. Family Room A spacious, open plan, room lit with full length windows and patio doors overlooking the farm. Plenty of space for sofas and dining for at least ten. An open space between the living room and snug is designed for a wood burner to heat both rooms at the same time. It has a dedicated air source so it does not draw from the rooms. The cavity is prepared for the insertion of a flue. Door to Lounge A good sized, warm, carpeted room with patio doors opening to the garden and far reaching rural views. Ideal for a TV/media room. The space for the dual sided wood burner is tiled to ensure it is a decorative feature whether utilised or not. Door from living area to Study A flexible use room with plenty of space for at least two desks and storage. Doors from Reception Hall to Bedroom A large double bedroom with plenty of space for wardrobes. Wetroom A fully tiled room with rainfall and hand held shower, WC and basin. Utility/Boot Room Another high ceilinged room creating a spacious feel. This room has a door to the front of the property making it an ideal boot room with plenty of space for shoes and coats along with base and eye level cabinets providing additional storage. An additional sink with filtered drinking water tap is set in to the worktop. Space for a washing machine, tumble dryer and clothes airers. The plant room is accessed via ladder as it is above the wall cabinets. This large space houses solar controls and water tank etc.   FIRST FLOOR The modern wooden staircase in the living area leads to the first floor landing, an open galleried area with high pitch ceiling and full length windows overlooking the farm. Doors to Bedroom A double room with window overlooking the farm and plenty of space for wardrobes. Principal Bedroom A large double bedroom with high ceiling, fitted wardrobes and windows with uninterrupted views across the countryside. Door to En Suite Shower Room with large walk in shower, WC and basin. High pitched ceiling with Velux window. Family Bathroom Comprising a fabulous double ended freestanding bath with shower mixer and wood display shelf behind. A corner shower cubicle, WC and basin complete this light room with high pitched ceiling with Velux windows. Bedroom Another double bedroom with space for wardrobes and storage. The window overlooks the farm.   OUTSIDE The garden has shrubs and raised flowerbeds around the perimeter which do not compromise the fantastic views across the fields. It is a good size for family life and includes an amazing treehouse and paved patio area for al fresco dining. There is space to the side of the property for out of sight bins and additional storage.  Features: - Garden

4 bd

Ipswich

USD 833,797

GROUND FLOOR ACCOMMODATION Set at the end of the lane in a wooded location, the property is approached via a driveway with parking for approximately three vehicles. The pretty front garden has seating areas to enjoy the view. The glazed stable door is protected with a pitched porch roof and opens to Reception Hall An original working, wood burning Rayburn stove set in the chimneybreast is a welcoming focal point in this room. There is a storage alcove to the side, ideal for coats and a practical tile floor. There is a further outside door, the original "front door". Doors to Cloakroom This room has a low level WC and small basin, space for a washing machine and tumble dryer over and houses the Worcester Heatslave water heater and pressure tank. Kitchen /Dining Room A light, open large room with windows on all four sides to take advantage of the fabulous views of the river, garden and woods. The pale grey, four oven electric Aga is right at the heart of this home. The present owners have utilised freestanding items to furnish their kitchen leaving ample scope for the new owners to install a new fitted kitchen, or to collect individual items. The Belfast sink is fitted into a storage cabinet with wooden worktop and drainer. Double patio doors open to a seating area in the back garden. There is an understairs cupboard for further storage. Door to Lounge There is also a door to the Reception Hall from the lounge. There are windows to two sides and an open fireplace with wood burner and tiled hearth.  FIRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION Wooden stairs from the kitchen to the first floor landing. Step to the right to Principal Bedroom A pitched ceiling, windows to the front and side with phenomenal views. Family Bathroom A freestanding bath under the window offers views of the garden. Low level WC and basin set on vanity table. A modern tiled wet room end with rainfall and hand held shower. The loft hatch is in this bathroom. From the landing, step left to Bedroom A double bedroom with pitched, beamed ceiling and window overlooking the river. Built in storage cupboard. Bedroom A double bedroom with pitched, beamed ceiling and window with feature exposed bricks, overlooking the woods. Small Velux window overlooking the trees. Built in storage cupboard and additional storage over the bed.   OUTSIDE Outside The back garden is a beautiful feature of this home and is terraced, offering views of the mature shrubs and flowering plants from the windows. There are two wooden sheds and a small playhouse which has since been a chicken house! There is a seating area outside the kitchen and path up towards the woods to large lawned area interspersed with flowerbeds leading to Summerhouse This wooden house has a large veranda for relaxing and dining whilst admiring the view enhanced by the raised level. It has power and a wood burning stove and is ideally utilised as additional accommodation or could be an office or playroom. Near the house is the Studio This is the old washhouse, originally shared with next door. It is now a Studio with wet-room containing shower and WC and a separate room with a wood stove set in the old bread oven. There is a basin in here. This studio would be ideal as a working from home office, art space or entertainment area incorporating outside kitchen. The garden backs on to private woodland, teeming in wildlife and includes a heronry. There are rights of way to enjoy and the Vendor advises that there is access to the river. The marina is just a ten minute walk from here. which nest here.  

3 bd

Ipswich

USD 926,441

In the same family for well over a century, this large period farmhouse – over 5,000 square feet of it – presents an incredible project for an intrepid property renovator. However, the current vendor has replaced windows, fascias and soffits already. Thought to date back to the 17th century, the house displays numerous historic features and there may well be more to uncover once you start work. Three great reception rooms and a sun room, a possible seven bedrooms, numerous attic rooms, and extensive grounds all await your vision. Features: - Garage

7 bd

Stowmarket

USD 1,049,966

IXWORTH ROAD An absolutely stunning, individually designed, modern family home offering extremely spacious and versatile accommodation. The four bedroom property sits centrally on the plot surrounded by its sweeping driveway and landscaped gardens, boasting underfloor heating throughout the entire house. This impressive property occupies a delightful setting just outside the sought after village of Norton. The village of Norton is situated 7 miles east of the vibrant market town Bury St Edmunds. This village offers a number of amenities including a primary school, a playing field, a village pub, a local shop and a garage. Norton offers a sense of community with unique landscape of woodland and open countryside, boasting an abundance of wildlife and is perfect dog walking and cycling country.   STEP INSIDE Entering the property you are greeted with a spacious reception hall with an oak and glass staircase and galleried landing, ceramic tiles which leads to the main living areas of the house. The large kitchen with central island has granite worktops and benefits from a high vaulted ceiling with Velux windows and French doors leading to the south western facing wrap around garden. The kitchen also includes double butler sink with spaces for range cooker, integrated dishwasher and full height fridge and freezer. There is a separate utility room which includes space for a washing machine and another butler sink. The substantial sitting room is centred around the stunning feature brick fire place and log burner, with fitted carpets and solid oak beams, which extend through into the family room. Leading on from the family room is a light and airy garden room with vaulted ceilings and French doors out onto the terrace. Upstairs hosts four bedrooms. The principal bedroom, again, has feature solid oak beams set into a vaulted ceiling with a picture apex window, plenty of built in storage space, complete with an en-suite shower room with double vanity sink unit, matching wc and generous walk-in shower. The second and third bedrooms both accommodate for a double bed and also include feature oak beams and built in storage units. The fourth bedroom, although currently being used as a dressing room, includes a dormer window opening up the space and also features oak beams.   STEP OUTSIDE The property is sits in the centre of ¼ acre plot and boasts a substantial south facing garden which has been laid to lawn. A paved terrace makes for a lovely outside dining area and spacious gravel driveway provides parking for numerous cars. The large double garage has two up and over electric roller shutter doors. There is extra bespoke woven willow fencing along the front of the property and the garden is fully enclosed with panel fencing to provide extra privacy.   LOCATION Bury St Edmunds is a unique and dazzling historic gem with a richly fascinating heritage - the striking combination of medieval architecture, elegant Georgian squares and glorious Cathedral and Abbey Gardens provide a distinctive visual charm. With prestigious shopping, an award-winning market, plus a variety of cultural attractions and fine places to stay, Bury St Edmunds is under two hours from London and very convenient for Cambridge. Direct rail links into London Liverpool Street are available at nearby Stowmarket.  SERVICES • Air Source Heat Pump • Mains Water • Mains Electric • Freehold • Council Tax Band - G • EPC - B   Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

4 bd

Bury Saint Edmunds

USD 586,746

USD 555,864

Bright Modern home in a Stunning Location. If you long for the tranquillity of rural living but are deterred by the thought of an old house, this beautifully presented, modern home could be what you are looking for. With three bedrooms, a superb, vaulted living room, newly fitted kitchen and picturesque countryside views, this perfect home takes some beating. Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

3 bd

Eye

USD 339,695

KNOX LANE Situated on a designated quiet lane. Chocolate box style, with feature wooden shutters and tall chimney, slate tiled roof, giving the vibe of a village in Southern France. The property enjoys a delightful location in the village of Bardwell, which is an attractive and most sought-after village being around 10 miles East of Bury St Edmunds, which offers excellent facilities with both road and rail network links into London. Amenities within the village of Bardwell include a post office and two pubs including the 'Grumpy Goat', recommended in the good beers guide and an award winning bakery. The primary school has been awarded a good Ofsted rating. The village is very sporty and has a community managed playing field, three equestrian centres and a livery yard and the medieval parish church. There are also a lot of headland walks across public footpaths around the local farms, perfect for dog walks and horse rides.   STEP INSIDE The main entrance hall includes the exposed original wooden flooring which opens up into the sitting room, which includes a feature fireplace place. There is also a combination of radiators and night storage units as additional heating throughout the property. The sitting room also includes the original sash windows which give an open, light and airy feel. The kitchen, again, includes the original panel tiled flooring, ceramic sink, built in electric hob, and the plumbing and space for dishwasher and washing machine. There is an aesthetic arch opening into garden room, featuring dual aspect windows to the side and rear, and a stable door into garden's courtyard. Upstairs, the master bedroom includes an original feature fireplace, built in wardrobe and a front aspect sash window with field views. Bedroom two has a rear facing window overlooking the garden. There is a large family bathroom with freestanding bath with shower attachment as well as half panelled walls and a feature sink unit and wc.  STEP OUTSIDE The front of the property is set back from the lane, with a sizeable carport adjacent to the house. Box hedging surrounds the paving and steps to the front door. The Southwest facing, cottage style, back garden is tiered across four levels, featuring a court yard, and original brick steps between tiers. There are raised vegetable beds, a summer house and timber decking. A second top patio with alfresco dining area makes for a perfect location to enjoy those summer nights. The garden also includes a timber shed with extra storage area and the back of the property also has solar panels.  LOCATION Bury St Edmunds is an historic gem with a richly fascinating heritage - the striking combination of medieval architecture, elegant Georgian squares and glorious Cathedral and Abbey Gardens provide a distinctive visual charm. With prestigious shopping, an award-winning market, plus a variety of cultural attractions and fine places to stay, Bury St Edmunds is under two hours from London and very convenient for Cambridge. Direct rail links into London Liverpool Street are available at nearby Stowmarket.  SERVICES • Electric Heating • Mains Water • Mains Electric • Freehold • Council Tax Band - C • EPC - B  Features: - Garden

2 bd

Bury Saint Edmunds

USD 802,915

Welcome to this bright, modern four-bedroom home. In single ownership since its 1995 construction, the house has recently had a transformational L-shaped extension wrapped around one end which almost doubles the original ground floor space. This peaceful village location cannot be overstated but, should you need to travel for work, Stowmarket and its rail line to Liverpool Street is just 15 minutes away. Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

4 bd

Stowmarket

USD 772,034

HERVEY ROAD A rare opportunity to acquire this fantastically presented three-bedroom detached chalet style property located within the highly sought after western side of Bury St Edmunds. Believed to be constructed in the 1950's, this property provides a delightful space for those seeking a home within walking distance of local amenities and excellent transport links. Bury St Edmunds is a unique and dazzling historic gem with a richly fascinating heritage - the striking combination of medieval architecture, elegant Georgian squares and glorious Cathedral and Abbey Gardens provide a distinctive visual charm. With prestigious shopping, an award-winning market, plus a variety of cultural attractions and fine places to stay, Bury St Edmunds is under two hours from London and very convenient for Cambridge.   STEP INSIDE Entering through the part glazed UPVC entrance door you are greeted by the entrance lobby which provides access to a majority of the accommodation. To the left you will find the open-plan sitting/dining room. Dual aspect views to the front and rear provides a feeling of bright and airiness, with French doors opening to the decked area of the rear garden. A bespoke kitchen has been fitted, finished with a range of wall and base units with composite work surfaces over incorporating a one and half bowl sink with drainer and chrome tap, integrated dishwasher, Rangemaster range oven and underfloor heating. The ground floor principal bedroom has dual aspect windows to the side and a large bay window to the front with fitted wardrobes, as well as a feature fireplace. The inner hallway has a fitted cloaks cupboard, with a staircase leading to the lower ground floor where you will find the living room and an additional snug area which could be utilised as a fourth bedroom. The large family bathroom on the ground floor is fully tiled and includes an oval shaped bath, shower cubicle, wc, pedestal hand wash basin and underfloor heating. To the first floor are the additional two bedrooms and another bathroom with bathtub, wc and hand wash basin.  STEP OUTSIDE The property is approached via a gravel driveway, providing ample parking for several vehicles. The front garden is predominantly laid to lawn, with a pathway leading to the front door. A side gate provides access to the rear garden. There is an external utility room with light, power and plumbing for a washing machine and other utilities. To the other side of this is an up and over door opening to a store room. The rear garden has a variety of plants and shrubs. A decking area makes for excellent al-fresco dining in the warmer months. At the far end is a hardstanding area with a greenhouse and shed for garden tools. Outside the French doors from the living room is an additional patio area with external lighting.  LOCATION Bury St Edmunds is a historic market town in Suffolk with richly fascinating heritage. Its striking combination of medieval architecture, elegant Georgian squares and Cathedral and Abbey Gardens provide a distinctive visual charm. This home has excellent access to the A14, A11(M11) and the railway station which has links to mainline services to Cambridge, London's Liverpool Street and Kings Cross.   SERVICES Mains Gas Mains Electric Mains Water Drainage To Public Sewer Council Tax Band - D EPC Rating - TBC  Features: - Parking

3 bd

Bury Saint Edmunds

USD 537,336

BURY ROAD This uniquely finished three bedroom detached property sits amongst landscaped gardens laid to lawn, enclosed by laurel hedges, mature trees and approached via a sweeping driveway. Features include good sized rooms with high ceilings throughout and combines both modern and period décor. Located in the small market town of Brandon, situated on the Norfolk/Suffolk border and on the doorstep of Thetford Forest with Brandon Country Park, Elveden Estate and High Lodge offering plenty of walking routes, outdoor activities and days out. Great public transport links include direct train routes to both Norwich and Cambridge and regular buses into Bury St Edmunds and beyond.   STEP INSIDE Entering through the UPVC double glazed porch which features lots of built in storage, adjoined to the main sitting room with solid oak herringbone flooring, ornate fireplace and triple glazed bow window. One of the features of the property is the high ceilings throughout allowing space for the large internal oak doors and panelling originally from the old Diddlington Hall in Norfolk. The modern, shaker style fitted kitchen incorporates, a gas hob with extractor canopy above, a built in Neff oven as well as a combi built in oven and larder cupboards housing space for an American fridge freezer. Behind the breakfast bar there are more built in cupboards providing an abundance of storage. Bi-folding doors open up into the garden room which has triple aspect windows with fitted roman blinds and French doors giving access to the outside terrace. The utility room includes the combination boiler, undercounter space for both a washing machine and tumble dryer and connects to the rear UPVC porch with sliding door and personal door to outside. The hallway gives access to the three bedrooms, all with fitted carpets and radiator heating. The large principal bedroom also features another large triple glazed bow window looking out onto the front gardens. Both the principal and second bedrooms include floor to ceiling mirrored wardrobes and make for ample sized double rooms. Bedrooms two and three also have triple glazed windows overlooking the rear gardens. The family bathroom is fully tiled and fitted with vanity sink unit as well as wc, panelled bath with mixer tap and shower head attachment and separate walk in shower cubicle. There is also an adjacent cloakroom with wc and hand basin.   STEP OUTSIDE The property is approached by a tarmacked driveway providing ample parking for a number of cars. There is a double sized garage with an electric up and over door, fitted with lights and power. Adjacent to the garage is an ornamental fish pond, enclosed from the rest of the garden space. The gardens themselves are broken up into two fully enclosed Southwest facing private lawned areas and a landscaped front lawn making up a plot size of over ¼ acre. The dividing hedges feature archways making easy access between the rear and front gardens.  LOCATION The town of Brandon is located 7 miles from Thetford, and 16 miles from the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds. The A11 is only 5 miles away offering easy commuting to Norwich, Cambridge and London, making Brandon easily accessible.  SERVICES • Gas Boiler • Mains Water • Mains Electric • Freehold • Council Tax Band - D • EPC - E  Features: - Garage - Garden

3 bd

Brandon

USD 1,080,847

Captivating Period Home. Discover rural living at its finest in this remarkable Grade II listed home. Set in 3.58 acres (stms) in the serene outskirts of a well-served Suffolk village, it offers breathtaking countryside vistas and easy access to picturesque walking trails. This splendid property features five bedrooms, a triple garage, large sun terrace and impressive grounds. With an abundance of space, this fabulous property is an ideal family home, providing an idyllic rural retreat. Features: - Garage - Garden - Terrace

5 bd

Eye

USD 926,441

This spacious, single storey property, extensively improved by the current owner, sits on a beautiful three quarter acre plot (stms) in the heart of a charming Suffolk village. The property offers four generous bedrooms, a modern fitted kitchen/breakfast room, separate dining room, spectacular sun and garden rooms and a swimming pool. With its convenient location near the amenities and mainline train stations at Stowmarket and Diss, this stunning home provides an attractive blend of tranquillity and accessibility. Features: - Garage - Garden

4 bd

Eye

USD 679,390

Fit For The Future. A modern, energy-efficient home with an air source heat pump, this property is well set for the years to come. It’s also very stylish and has been finished with a flair that makes it stand out from the crowd. If you want to live in a lively country village but you want something a little bit different, this is certainly one to view. Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

3 bd

Eye

USD 679,390

FORDHAM ROAD This exceptionally well finished, four bed detached chalet house is located on the edge of the village of Freckenham. Recently renovated to a high standard and modern finish, this property features a large open plan kitchen diner, with underfloor heating throughout the ground floor. A large driveway and double garage offer significant parking as well as a South facing garden with patio terrace. Freckenham is approximately 8 miles north of the popular horse racing town of Newmarket. As well as Newmarket, the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds is less than 16 miles away. Known as an historic gem with a richly fascinating heritage - the striking combination of medieval architecture, elegant Georgian squares and glorious Cathedral and Abbey Gardens provide a distinctive visual charm. With prestigious shopping, an award-winning market, plus a variety of cultural attractions and fine places to stay, Bury St Edmunds is under two hours from London and very convenient for Cambridge.   STEP INSIDE As you enter the property you are greeted by an impressive entrance hall featuring a galleried landing with glass balustrade. The modern kitchen offers dual Bosch ovens, two fridges and freezers, large larder and an island unit with breakfast bar. Double French doors give access into the bright and airy sitting room with dual aspect windows and bi-folding doors which open up onto the south facing patio. The ground floor also features 2 double bedrooms, one to the front and one to the rear as well as a family bathroom and utility/boot room again with access to the garden. Heading up the wide staircase, the landing offers access to the two upstairs bedrooms. The substantial master bedroom features two south facing Velux skylights and large dormer window to the front. There is a dressing room/walk in wardrobe offering a lot of storage and a large ensuite.  STEP OUTSIDE To the rear of the property, there is an enclosed south facing garden which has been laid to lawn. A large patio terrace makes for a delightful private outdoors seated area. The garden also has an access door to the large double garage with an electric up and over door. Above the garage is a spacious studio/office room complete with electrics and double-glazed windows.  LOCATION Freckenham offers many amenities from a church, village hall, popular pub and farm shop. As well as Newmarket, the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds is less than 16 miles away.  SERVICES • Underfloor heating • Air Source Heat Pump • Mains Water • Mains Electric • Freehold • Council Tax Band E • EPC - C  

4 bd

Bury Saint Edmunds

USD 988,203

GROUND FLOOR ACCOMMODATION Wrought iron fencing envelopes the stunning front garden and double gates open to the gravel driveway leading to ample parking for vehicles in front of the double garage. The covered front door opens in to the carpeted reception hall with stairs to the first floor. Doors to Living Room A light, double aspect reception room with patio doors opening on to the patio in the garden. A large feature brickwork fireplace houses the wood burner. Study A window overlooking the lovely front garden and plenty of space for at least two desks and storage cabinets. Kitchen / Breakfast Room Soft green Shaker style eye level and base cabinets provide ample storage and feature soft curves, particularly enhancing the breakfast bar containing additional storage in cabinets, drawers and display bookshelves. Moulded Corian worksurface with large sink and drainer under the window. There are two built in Stainless steel AEG ovens with an AEG induction hob and Zanussi extractor over. Space at one end for dining for at least six guests. There is a large understairs cupboard housing the boiler which is ideal for drying laundry. Arch through to inner lobby with doors to Dining Room Patio doors overlook the garden and the rural views. There is plenty of space for dining table and chairs for at least eight along with storage cabinets. Cloakroom next door with WC and basin. Utility/boot room/wet room A useful, large room with back door to the garden, with lovely covered porch outside with bench seating to both side and central drain and warm tap for washing down dirty dogs and boots! Lots of space for cloaks and boots, washing machine, tumble drier and even spare fridges. Cabinets for storage.   FIRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION Stairs from the reception hall to the first floor landing with space for a desk or easy chair under the window which has uninterrupted views across the fields to the horizon. Door to Bedroom A double bedroom with dual aspect windows, fitted triple wardrobes and ample space for further furniture. Door to eaves storage. Bedroom Another double with a window to the front. A double fitted wardrobe and further eaves storage. Further hallway which could utilised as a dressing area with double wardrobe and space for a dressing table and further storage. Doors to Bedroom A further double with patio doors opening to a Juliette balcony with fabulous views to the rear. Pitched ceiling with Velux window. Door to En Suite Shower Room Shower cubicle with electric power shower, basin, WC and heated towel rail. Family Bathroom A half tiled room with matching suite comprising bath with power shower over, WC, basin with storage under and bidet. Bedroom Double room with pitched ceiling and window to front.   OUTSIDE The plot is laid to neat lawns interspersed with mature shrubs and glorious trees. A wooden summerhouse style shed to the rear and patio areas for al fresco dining. There is a double garage with up and over doors to the front and pedestrian access to the rear. There is power and water with a Belfast style sink. The water softener for the house is here. Access via ladder to large Hobby room with power and Velux windows. The 1400kw electric car charger is to the exterior of the garage.     NOTE RE RAILWAY STATIONS Please note that Rightmove automatically enters details about the nearest railway stations according to "as the crow flies" and therefore Felixstowe and Trimley are incorrect when it comes to driving to them. The nearest railway station by car is Melton. 8.3 miles.  Features: - Garage

4 bd

Woodbridge

USD 988,203

If you’re looking for space and rural tranquillity yet need excellent connectivity, look no further than this expansive and bright chalet-style home just outside Stowmarket. With five bedrooms there’s room for the family as well as plenty of space to work from home. Gardens galore complete this gorgeous country retreat. Features: - Garage - Garden - Parking

5 bd

Stowmarket

USD 555,864

Plenty of Period Character. Drenched in character, this charming 19th century brick and flint cottage boasts a garden studio, two first floor bedrooms and a ground floor bedroom with ensuite shower and is embraced by stunning countryside. Just a stone’s throw from the delightful town of Woodbridge, this cherished family home offers a perfect retreat for those craving a home bursting with personality. Features: - Garden

3 bd

Woodbridge

USD 1,111,729

Exquisite Period Home. This Grade II Listed family home is exquisite. It has 17th century origins but now has a superb Georgian façade. With just over two acres of grounds and a great pond area this home is a real haven for wildlife. The accommodation comprises five generous bedrooms, two with en-suites, and there are several fine receptions areas. This is a superb home tucked away down a private drive and yet within easy reach of the nearby town. Features: - Garden

5 bd

Stowmarket

USD 833,797

USD 802,915

HAMBLE END An impressive four bedroom detached bungalow which has been completely renovated throughout to an exceptional standard, including new windows, recently fitted bathrooms, a new boiler and fuel tank. The property occupies a large plot which abuts onto open countryside within the popular village of Barrow, located just 6 miles West of the vibrant market town of Bury St Edmunds. In just 15 minutes you can be in Bury St Edmunds, a unique and dazzling historic gem with a richly fascinating heritage - the striking combination of medieval architecture, elegant Georgian squares and glorious Cathedral and Abbey Gardens provide a distinctive visual charm. With prestigious shopping, an award-winning market, plus a variety of cultural attractions and fine places to stay, Bury St Edmunds is under two hours from London and very convenient for Cambridge.   STEP INSIDE The part glazed front door opens into the spacious hallway which is laid with hardwood flooring in a herringbone pattern and provides access to the rest of the accommodation. The property has newly fitted double glazing throughout. Shutters have been fitted in a number of windows. To the front is the principal bedroom which has been fitted with carpet and benefits from a walk in dressing room and en-suite with stylish tiled flooring, tiled walls, shower cubicle, wc and hand wash basin. The bedroom opposite is fitted with carpet, shelving, panelled wall finishes and is currently being utilised as an office space. Behind this room is another double sized bedroom and the family bathroom which matches the en-suite in design with the addition of a bath tub. To the rear of the bungalow is a modern open plan living space. The kitchen is fitted with a range of shaker style units with white work surfaces over, breakfast bar and incorporates a one and half bowl sink with drainer, dishwasher, Smeg range gas hob and electric cooker with extractor hood over and space for fridge/freezer. A door leads to the utility room with storage units, space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer. The l-shaped living room/dining room is expansive with a fireplace and opens into the family room which is flooded with light from the dual aspect views, bifold doors and sky lights. A log burner finishes the space. The fourth bedroom is accessed from the living room, with the unique feature of a mezzanine floor accessed via a step ladder.   STEP OUTSIDE Hamble End occupies a corner plot with a gate opening to the shingled driveway with ample parking for several vehicles. To the rear of the property the large landscaped garden is predominantly lawned and enclosed by a low fence allowing for fantastic views of the farmland. Off of the family room is a raised decking area for outdoor seating. Part of the garden has been sectioned to make suitable space for vegetable patches. A large timber workshop provides excellent storage for garden tools.   LOCATION The village of Barrow lies just eight miles west of Bury St Edmunds. The village is full of amenities including schools, doctor's surgery, a village hall, public houses, shops and post office. The village is also extremely well connected with easy transport links to Cambridge, Newmarket, Bury St Edmunds and even London.   SERVICES Oil Fired Central Heating LPG To Gas Hob Mains Electric Mains Water Septic Tank Council Tax Band - E EPC Rating - D   Features: - Garden - Parking

3 bd

Bury Saint Edmunds

USD 864,678

This captivating Grade II Listed Suffolk long house is brimming with personality, charm and authentic features. This sizeable home offers six comfortable bedrooms, an inviting open plan sitting room, a fine drawing room and grounds of approximately one acre (subject to measured survey). With the convenience of Stowmarket’s amenities and commuter rail links just a few miles away, this is an ideal choice for those looking for a character home in the country with easy access to essential amenities.

6 bd

Stowmarket