House For Sale £725,000
Set down a desirable and quiet cul-de-sac, close to the village shop, this modern house offers a fantastic home to larger families with the whole house benefiting from a design that brings in plenty of light and a feeling of space throughout. The property is perfect for entertaining and offers a lovely flow to the accommodation. The heart of the house is the triple aspect sitting room which is 22’ in length with double doors opening onto the rear garden. Benefitting from a log burner to create a cosy space during the winter months, the room also opens through into the dining room which enjoys views down the garden. The ground floor also has a bright study, a kitchen with an adjoining utility and a ground floor cloakroom off the main hall with an attractive staircase up to the galleried landing above. The first floor has four very spacious and well-matched bedrooms with the master offering an en-suite to complement the recently refitted family shower room. The loft design makes it possible to turn a further staircase off the landing to create further accommodation if required (S.T.P). With plenty of parking on the drive and a double garage with new electric door there is plenty of parking. The rear garden has been imaginatively landscaped by the owners and planted with a lovely variety of perennials and shrubs, towards the house is a wide terrace with plenty of room for a table and chairs and with a westerly aspect there is copious amounts of sun in the garden throughout the afternoon and evening. A fantastic property that should be viewed in person to be fully appreciated.
One of the Heritage Coast’s most desired villages, Walberswick has a charm that is hard to resist. Set on the South side of the mouth of the River Blyth, looking towards Southwold, the village has a fantastic community, and over the last hundred years it has drawn residents from the arts, film and media with strong links to the English impressionist movement in the late 1800’s. The village offers a well-stocked local shop and two well-regarded public houses; The Anchor and The Bell, which both offer fine food and local ales. On the picturesque village green there is a tea room and shop. Further afield, the Heritage Coast has many fine destinations for a day out with Snape Maltings, Aldeburgh and Dunwich all accessible in a short drive. The area has some beautiful beaches and offers stunning walks through the local nature reserves, with a pedestrian footbridge leading to Southwold itself. By car the A12 connects to the M25 and beyond. Train services to London Liverpool Street can be found at either Halesworth or Darsham.
One of the Heritage Coast’s most desired villages, Walberswick has a charm that is hard to resist. Set on the South side of the mouth of the River Blyth, looking towards Southwold, the village has a fantastic community, and over the last hundred years it has drawn residents from the arts, film and media with strong links to the English impressionist movement in the late 1800’s. The village offers a well-stocked local shop and two well-regarded public houses; The Anchor and The Bell, which both offer fine food and local ales. On the picturesque village green there is a tea room and shop. Further afield, the Heritage Coast has many fine destinations for a day out with Snape Maltings, Aldeburgh and Dunwich all accessible in a short drive. The area has some beautiful beaches and offers stunning walks through the local nature reserves, with a pedestrian footbridge leading to Southwold itself. By car the A12 connects to the M25 and beyond. Train services to London Liverpool Street can be found at either Halesworth or Darsham.
