House For Sale £1,100,000
An outstanding privately situated family home providing well-proportioned accommodation complemented by delightful mature grounds, whilst enjoying an enviable setting within the picturesque village of Beyton. All in just over one acre (s.t.s).
Built in 1926 as the new village Rectory and standing within fabulous grounds providing an excellent degree of privacy and seclusion, Crossfield is a splendid house displaying many fine features whilst boasting well maintained accommodation offering fine proportions and currently in brief comprising; entrance door opening to Entrance Hall: With door to Snug/Study: A versatile reception with bay window to front and window to side. Door from reception hall to Dining Room: An ideal reception room for entertaining with bay window to front and double doors opening to Kitchen Breakfast Room: A delightful space with a corner snug/breakfast area with window to side.
The kitchen is fitted with an excellent range of units providing extensive drawer and cupboard space, beneath granite preparation surfaces. Range oven, dishwasher and space for American style fridge freezer. Sink and window to rear. Door to Boot Room, Utility and Cloakroom. Door from kitchen leading to Garden Room: Enjoying super views of the gardens, French doors to rear and double doors leading to Sitting Room: A delightful reception room with fireplace, window to side and door to reception hall.
On the first floor is a landing with loft access and doors leading to five spacious bedrooms (all with fitted wardrobe cupboards and some with wash basins), shower room and a more recently updated and remodelled family bathroom completes the accommodation.
Outside
The house is approached through two pairs of gates, the first set being electric, opens to a splendid carriage driveway providing extensive vehicle parking and turning space whilst leading to the front of the house and continuing to the side and to the garaging/workshop.
The house sits beautifully within its grounds and the gardens are a wonderful feature, providing the occupants with an excellent degree of privacy and seclusion. Expansive lawns are boarded and interspersed by a variety of magnificent mature trees and of particular note is the well-kept grass tennis court and delightful backdrop of countryside views. All in about 1.04 acres (s.t.s).
Location
Crossfield enjoys a private setting on the edge of the village backing onto open countryside. The picturesque village of Beyton with its historic village green and two pubs, is situated only 5 miles from the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds. Nearby train stations include, Thurston, Elmswell and Stowmarket only 10 miles away. Beyton provides excellent access to the A14 Ipswich to Cambridge dual carriageway with M11 link to London and Intercity rail service from Stowmarket to London's Liverpool Street.
Directions
From the village centre proceed along Church Road, where the gated entrance to the house will be found further on the left hand side, just before the turning for Quaker Lane on the right.
Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired radiator central heating. Council Tax Band G.
Built in 1926 as the new village Rectory and standing within fabulous grounds providing an excellent degree of privacy and seclusion, Crossfield is a splendid house displaying many fine features whilst boasting well maintained accommodation offering fine proportions and currently in brief comprising; entrance door opening to Entrance Hall: With door to Snug/Study: A versatile reception with bay window to front and window to side. Door from reception hall to Dining Room: An ideal reception room for entertaining with bay window to front and double doors opening to Kitchen Breakfast Room: A delightful space with a corner snug/breakfast area with window to side.
The kitchen is fitted with an excellent range of units providing extensive drawer and cupboard space, beneath granite preparation surfaces. Range oven, dishwasher and space for American style fridge freezer. Sink and window to rear. Door to Boot Room, Utility and Cloakroom. Door from kitchen leading to Garden Room: Enjoying super views of the gardens, French doors to rear and double doors leading to Sitting Room: A delightful reception room with fireplace, window to side and door to reception hall.
On the first floor is a landing with loft access and doors leading to five spacious bedrooms (all with fitted wardrobe cupboards and some with wash basins), shower room and a more recently updated and remodelled family bathroom completes the accommodation.
Outside
The house is approached through two pairs of gates, the first set being electric, opens to a splendid carriage driveway providing extensive vehicle parking and turning space whilst leading to the front of the house and continuing to the side and to the garaging/workshop.
The house sits beautifully within its grounds and the gardens are a wonderful feature, providing the occupants with an excellent degree of privacy and seclusion. Expansive lawns are boarded and interspersed by a variety of magnificent mature trees and of particular note is the well-kept grass tennis court and delightful backdrop of countryside views. All in about 1.04 acres (s.t.s).
Location
Crossfield enjoys a private setting on the edge of the village backing onto open countryside. The picturesque village of Beyton with its historic village green and two pubs, is situated only 5 miles from the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds. Nearby train stations include, Thurston, Elmswell and Stowmarket only 10 miles away. Beyton provides excellent access to the A14 Ipswich to Cambridge dual carriageway with M11 link to London and Intercity rail service from Stowmarket to London's Liverpool Street.
Directions
From the village centre proceed along Church Road, where the gated entrance to the house will be found further on the left hand side, just before the turning for Quaker Lane on the right.
Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired radiator central heating. Council Tax Band G.
