House For Sale £350,000
This delightful property is named after the charming Tudor arched passage providing useful side access, with exposed timbers and an original brick floor. This authentic character continues through the medieval former Hall House with exposed timbers, some brick floors and an impressive brick and timber staircase with barley twist spindles. The well presented layout and is cleverly designed to ensure the space is all used to its best advantage. A spacious hallway provides a lovely first impression leading into the open plan sitting room with a fireplace, fully fitted kitchen and adjoining dining room with glazed double doors onto the garden. The easy rising staircase leads to a central landing giving access to the 3 double bedrooms and bathroom. This midterraced property has an attractive Georgian frontage with sash windows providing good natural light to the interior.
The enclosed rear garden is mainly laid to flagstone paving bordered by a narrow flowerbed with climbing plants and trellis fencing. There are a couple of covered stores as well as a summerhouse to the rear. The archway side access is owned by Archway Cottage with the immediate neighbour having access through the archway but there are no rights of access for anyone across the garden.
Agents note - The bathroom has newly refurbished to create a shower room. Outside the current vendor has put in a new outbuilding/dog kennel which could serve extremely well as a home office.
Long Melford has previously been voted as one of the top 20 most sought-after villages in England and Wales. There is an excellent range of shops, restaurants, pubs, doctors' surgery, three hotels and two Tudor mansions - Kentwell Hall and Melford Hall – both of which are open to the public. The market town of Sudbury (3 miles) provides a rail link to London's Liverpool Street via Marks Tey (about 80 minutes), alternatively there is a mainline service from Colchester with fastest trains taking from 48 minutes. The historic market town of Bury St Edmunds lies 11 miles to the north.
The enclosed rear garden is mainly laid to flagstone paving bordered by a narrow flowerbed with climbing plants and trellis fencing. There are a couple of covered stores as well as a summerhouse to the rear. The archway side access is owned by Archway Cottage with the immediate neighbour having access through the archway but there are no rights of access for anyone across the garden.
Agents note - The bathroom has newly refurbished to create a shower room. Outside the current vendor has put in a new outbuilding/dog kennel which could serve extremely well as a home office.
Long Melford has previously been voted as one of the top 20 most sought-after villages in England and Wales. There is an excellent range of shops, restaurants, pubs, doctors' surgery, three hotels and two Tudor mansions - Kentwell Hall and Melford Hall – both of which are open to the public. The market town of Sudbury (3 miles) provides a rail link to London's Liverpool Street via Marks Tey (about 80 minutes), alternatively there is a mainline service from Colchester with fastest trains taking from 48 minutes. The historic market town of Bury St Edmunds lies 11 miles to the north.
