House For Sale £275,000
A charming period cottage providing immaculately presented and much improved accommodation, enjoying a prominent setting within the heart of the picturesque village of Pakenham.
Understood to date back to the late 17th / early 18th century, this delightful home is full of personality, retaining many original features including exposed timbers and studwork and a fine red brick fireplace. The cottage has had many recent improvements and currently being used as a holiday home with beautifully presented accommodation currently in brief comprising; entrance door opening to Sitting Room: A superb reception room with large red brick fireplace with oak Lintel, exposed celling timbers and feature red brick wall, window to front, stairs off to first floor with under-stairs cupboard. Opening to Kitchen Breakfast Room: Re-fitted with a range of modern units providing drawer and cupboard space beneath wooden preparation surfaces. Built in oven and hob, space for fridge, window to rear, quarry tiled flooring and door to Utility: With work surface having plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher beneath. French doors opening to rear gardens. Shower Room: Updated with a white suite comprising; large walk in shower enclosure, WC and wash basin.
Stairs lead from the sitting room to first floor Landing: With eaves storage cupboard and door to Bedroom one: A spacious bedroom with many exposed timbers and window to front. Bedroom two: With fitted wardrobe cupboard and window to rear.
Location
The cottage is situated in the centre of this desirable and picturesque village, with its local amenities including stores/post office, village hall, parish church and best known for its two historic mills, a watermill and windmill. The village also offers a toddler group, various events throughout the year including wine tasting and the local public house (The Fox), which serves ales and food. It’s also in the catchment of an Ofsted outstanding primary school.
Pakenham is situated approximately six miles to the north east of the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds and provides excellent access to the A14 dual carriageway linking the east coast ports, Newmarket, Cambridge and London via the M11 motorway.
Directions
When entering Pakenham from the direction of Bury St Edmunds and Great Barton, proceed down The Street where the cottage will be found on the left hand side.
Services
All mains services are connected. Council Tax Band B. It is understood from vendors that the electrics were updated and rear flat roof re-roofed in 2020.
Outside
To the rear is a charming cottage garden with useful pedestrian rear access and timber shed. Recently laid timber decking provides an ideal area for outdoor entertaining.
Understood to date back to the late 17th / early 18th century, this delightful home is full of personality, retaining many original features including exposed timbers and studwork and a fine red brick fireplace. The cottage has had many recent improvements and currently being used as a holiday home with beautifully presented accommodation currently in brief comprising; entrance door opening to Sitting Room: A superb reception room with large red brick fireplace with oak Lintel, exposed celling timbers and feature red brick wall, window to front, stairs off to first floor with under-stairs cupboard. Opening to Kitchen Breakfast Room: Re-fitted with a range of modern units providing drawer and cupboard space beneath wooden preparation surfaces. Built in oven and hob, space for fridge, window to rear, quarry tiled flooring and door to Utility: With work surface having plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher beneath. French doors opening to rear gardens. Shower Room: Updated with a white suite comprising; large walk in shower enclosure, WC and wash basin.
Stairs lead from the sitting room to first floor Landing: With eaves storage cupboard and door to Bedroom one: A spacious bedroom with many exposed timbers and window to front. Bedroom two: With fitted wardrobe cupboard and window to rear.
Location
The cottage is situated in the centre of this desirable and picturesque village, with its local amenities including stores/post office, village hall, parish church and best known for its two historic mills, a watermill and windmill. The village also offers a toddler group, various events throughout the year including wine tasting and the local public house (The Fox), which serves ales and food. It’s also in the catchment of an Ofsted outstanding primary school.
Pakenham is situated approximately six miles to the north east of the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds and provides excellent access to the A14 dual carriageway linking the east coast ports, Newmarket, Cambridge and London via the M11 motorway.
Directions
When entering Pakenham from the direction of Bury St Edmunds and Great Barton, proceed down The Street where the cottage will be found on the left hand side.
Services
All mains services are connected. Council Tax Band B. It is understood from vendors that the electrics were updated and rear flat roof re-roofed in 2020.
Outside
To the rear is a charming cottage garden with useful pedestrian rear access and timber shed. Recently laid timber decking provides an ideal area for outdoor entertaining.
