House For Sale £550,000
About the Property
57 Fairfield Road offers a rare opportunity to acquire a unique three bedroom detached Edwardian home that is believed to date back to 1901. The property has remained with current owner for the past 50 years and may offer further potential subject to the necessary consents. The house is set within beautifully established gardens that would provide plenty of space for an extension to the rear (subject to the necessary consents). There is a double garage and off road parking over two drives.
The property offers a host of period features to include high ceilings, picture rails, a canted bay and box bay, sash windows, feature fireplaces, an arched topped opening, a solid fuel cooking range, deep skirting boards, exposed floorboards and ornate tiled floors in the entrance porch and inner hallway.
Arranged over two floors the accommodation comprises; Entrance porch, inner hallway, sitting room, dining room, breakfast room, kitchen, lobby, bathroom offering a bath and separate shower, WC, inner lobby and conservatory overlooking the rear garden.
A carpeted staircase rises to the first floor landing providing access to three bedrooms and a WC. The front double bedroom features a canted bay, an ornate fireplace and built in wardrobes.
Internal viewing is essential to appreciate the full potential of this much loved Edwardian home, that offers scope for renovation / modernisation and possibly an extension subject to the necessary consents.
Outside
The front garden is predominantly laid to lawn with established forsythia beneath the sitting room window enclosed by a hedged boundary.
There is ample off road parking on the drives to either side of the lawn and pedestrian gates on both sides of the property opening to the enclosed rear garden.
The rear garden is laid to lawn with a variety of trees to include silver birch, chestnut, oak, fir, plum and apple trees, a selection of bushes and shrubs, a rock garden, shed, and rear terrace enclosed by hedged and fenced boundaries.
Double Garage – 18' 9" long by 16' 9" wide reducing to approximately 16' 2" between the brick piers
Pitched roof, two up and over garage doors, pedestrian door to the side, windows to the rear, power and light.
About the Area
Saxmundham is a popular market town with a traditional high street and a Friday market at Saxmundham Market Hall. The town is located just 20 minutes from Woodbridge town centre. Saxmundham lies approximately 25 miles from Ipswich to the South and Lowestoft to the North. The town benefits from a train station offering hourly connecting services to London Liverpool Street. There are Waitrose and Tesco supermarkets and a range of excellent independent shops and restaurants. Saxmundham is located near the famous Snape Maltings Concert Hall and the thriving seaside towns of Aldeburgh and Southwold.
Directions
From the Fine and Country Woodbridge office, head right up Church Street towards Turn Lane. Pass the Town Hall on your right and turn right at the Kings Head pub. Turn left onto Theatre Street, continue on this road and take a left onto Grundisburgh Road. At the roundabout take the third exit onto Grove Road. Continue on the A12 for about 20 minutes, turn right on B1121 for about a mile, head through the town of Saxmundham. Take the second turning on the left after the railway bridge onto Fairfield Road. Stay on this road until you reach a right hand bend; 57 Fairfield Road will be on the right hand side on the inside of the bend.
Services
We are advised by the vendor that mains electricity, gas, water and drainage are connected.
Council Tax
East Suffolk Council – Band E – £2,382.60 (2021-22).
57 Fairfield Road offers a rare opportunity to acquire a unique three bedroom detached Edwardian home that is believed to date back to 1901. The property has remained with current owner for the past 50 years and may offer further potential subject to the necessary consents. The house is set within beautifully established gardens that would provide plenty of space for an extension to the rear (subject to the necessary consents). There is a double garage and off road parking over two drives.
The property offers a host of period features to include high ceilings, picture rails, a canted bay and box bay, sash windows, feature fireplaces, an arched topped opening, a solid fuel cooking range, deep skirting boards, exposed floorboards and ornate tiled floors in the entrance porch and inner hallway.
Arranged over two floors the accommodation comprises; Entrance porch, inner hallway, sitting room, dining room, breakfast room, kitchen, lobby, bathroom offering a bath and separate shower, WC, inner lobby and conservatory overlooking the rear garden.
A carpeted staircase rises to the first floor landing providing access to three bedrooms and a WC. The front double bedroom features a canted bay, an ornate fireplace and built in wardrobes.
Internal viewing is essential to appreciate the full potential of this much loved Edwardian home, that offers scope for renovation / modernisation and possibly an extension subject to the necessary consents.
Outside
The front garden is predominantly laid to lawn with established forsythia beneath the sitting room window enclosed by a hedged boundary.
There is ample off road parking on the drives to either side of the lawn and pedestrian gates on both sides of the property opening to the enclosed rear garden.
The rear garden is laid to lawn with a variety of trees to include silver birch, chestnut, oak, fir, plum and apple trees, a selection of bushes and shrubs, a rock garden, shed, and rear terrace enclosed by hedged and fenced boundaries.
Double Garage – 18' 9" long by 16' 9" wide reducing to approximately 16' 2" between the brick piers
Pitched roof, two up and over garage doors, pedestrian door to the side, windows to the rear, power and light.
About the Area
Saxmundham is a popular market town with a traditional high street and a Friday market at Saxmundham Market Hall. The town is located just 20 minutes from Woodbridge town centre. Saxmundham lies approximately 25 miles from Ipswich to the South and Lowestoft to the North. The town benefits from a train station offering hourly connecting services to London Liverpool Street. There are Waitrose and Tesco supermarkets and a range of excellent independent shops and restaurants. Saxmundham is located near the famous Snape Maltings Concert Hall and the thriving seaside towns of Aldeburgh and Southwold.
Directions
From the Fine and Country Woodbridge office, head right up Church Street towards Turn Lane. Pass the Town Hall on your right and turn right at the Kings Head pub. Turn left onto Theatre Street, continue on this road and take a left onto Grundisburgh Road. At the roundabout take the third exit onto Grove Road. Continue on the A12 for about 20 minutes, turn right on B1121 for about a mile, head through the town of Saxmundham. Take the second turning on the left after the railway bridge onto Fairfield Road. Stay on this road until you reach a right hand bend; 57 Fairfield Road will be on the right hand side on the inside of the bend.
Services
We are advised by the vendor that mains electricity, gas, water and drainage are connected.
Council Tax
East Suffolk Council – Band E – £2,382.60 (2021-22).
