House For Sale £625,000
This superb family home provides a surprising level of much improved and extended accommodation complemented by charming south facing gardens, whilst enjoying an enviable tucked away setting within the heart of the pretty village of Rattlesden.
Originally built in 1997 to a pleasing traditional style and with a stunning oak and glass two storey weather bordered rear extension in 2011, this impressive home offers beautifully arranged accommodation displaying many quality features throughout including oak bi-fold doors, luxurious family bathroom and en-suites, wood burning stove, oak staircase, whilst fused with modern conveniences such as air source heating and double glazing.
The particularly well presented accommodation currently in brief comprises; entrance door opening to Entrance Hall: With stairs off to first floor and door to Cloakroom: With WC and wash basin. Door from entrance hall to Family Room: A spacious reception with wooden flooring, window to front, door to Study and French doors opening to Kitchen: Fitted with a traditional range of units providing plenty of drawer and cupboard space beneath wooden preparation surfaces and complemented by Range Oven, Butler Sink and fitted dish washer. Pantry cupboard, window to rear and door to Utility: With fitted cupboards, sink, window to rear and door to Dining Room: A stunning reception room full of personality within the more recently built extension, with tiled underfloor flooring, oak and glass doors to rear and side, impressive range of oak Bi-Fold doors, opening to rear gardens and terrace, oak staircase and Bi-Fold doors opening to Sitting Room: A delightful reception room with window to front, door returning to entrance hall and traditional brick fireplace with wood burning stove.
Two staircases lead to the first floor accommodation which comprises, five comfortable bedrooms, three with fitted wardrobe cupboards, two stylish en-suite shower rooms, small office and a stunning, luxurious appointed family bathroom completes the accommodation.
Outside
The house is approached along a driveway providing ample off road parking and access to the detached double garaging. The gardens are a particular feature being stocked with an abundance of flowering plants, shrubs and mature trees, providing the occupants with an excellent degree of privacy. There are well tendered vegetable gardens, log store, side door to garage and timber decking and brick terraces, provide ideal areas for outdoor entertaining and al-fresco dining, whilst enjoying the favourable southerly aspect.
Location
The house occupies a lovely setting in the heart of the village, affording impressive views to the rear and side across the village centre and countryside beyond. Rattlesden is a popular and picturesque village, with a thriving local community, offering local facilities including a recreation field with pavilion, two public houses, church and community-run village shop. The village is closely linked with the Parish of Woolpit and situated approximately 2 miles South of the A14, which in turn gives access to the Cathedral town of Bury St Edmunds (8 miles), Cambridge (33 miles) and Ipswich (19 miles). A commuter rail service is available at Stowmarket (approximately 4 ½ miles), with a branch line to London’s Liverpool Street station at Elmswell 3 miles away.
Directions
When entering the village from the direction of Woolpit, turn right into the village and right again into the High Street. Follow the road past the church and Pub, where the driveway leading to Jacobs Meadow will be found further on the left.
Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Air source heating installed 2011. Council Tax Band F.
Originally built in 1997 to a pleasing traditional style and with a stunning oak and glass two storey weather bordered rear extension in 2011, this impressive home offers beautifully arranged accommodation displaying many quality features throughout including oak bi-fold doors, luxurious family bathroom and en-suites, wood burning stove, oak staircase, whilst fused with modern conveniences such as air source heating and double glazing.
The particularly well presented accommodation currently in brief comprises; entrance door opening to Entrance Hall: With stairs off to first floor and door to Cloakroom: With WC and wash basin. Door from entrance hall to Family Room: A spacious reception with wooden flooring, window to front, door to Study and French doors opening to Kitchen: Fitted with a traditional range of units providing plenty of drawer and cupboard space beneath wooden preparation surfaces and complemented by Range Oven, Butler Sink and fitted dish washer. Pantry cupboard, window to rear and door to Utility: With fitted cupboards, sink, window to rear and door to Dining Room: A stunning reception room full of personality within the more recently built extension, with tiled underfloor flooring, oak and glass doors to rear and side, impressive range of oak Bi-Fold doors, opening to rear gardens and terrace, oak staircase and Bi-Fold doors opening to Sitting Room: A delightful reception room with window to front, door returning to entrance hall and traditional brick fireplace with wood burning stove.
Two staircases lead to the first floor accommodation which comprises, five comfortable bedrooms, three with fitted wardrobe cupboards, two stylish en-suite shower rooms, small office and a stunning, luxurious appointed family bathroom completes the accommodation.
Outside
The house is approached along a driveway providing ample off road parking and access to the detached double garaging. The gardens are a particular feature being stocked with an abundance of flowering plants, shrubs and mature trees, providing the occupants with an excellent degree of privacy. There are well tendered vegetable gardens, log store, side door to garage and timber decking and brick terraces, provide ideal areas for outdoor entertaining and al-fresco dining, whilst enjoying the favourable southerly aspect.
Location
The house occupies a lovely setting in the heart of the village, affording impressive views to the rear and side across the village centre and countryside beyond. Rattlesden is a popular and picturesque village, with a thriving local community, offering local facilities including a recreation field with pavilion, two public houses, church and community-run village shop. The village is closely linked with the Parish of Woolpit and situated approximately 2 miles South of the A14, which in turn gives access to the Cathedral town of Bury St Edmunds (8 miles), Cambridge (33 miles) and Ipswich (19 miles). A commuter rail service is available at Stowmarket (approximately 4 ½ miles), with a branch line to London’s Liverpool Street station at Elmswell 3 miles away.
Directions
When entering the village from the direction of Woolpit, turn right into the village and right again into the High Street. Follow the road past the church and Pub, where the driveway leading to Jacobs Meadow will be found further on the left.
Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Air source heating installed 2011. Council Tax Band F.
