House For Sale £475,000
An attractive Grade II Listed village house overlooking Bildeston’s Market Square
Located in the centre of the village, 7 Chapel Street forms part of the attractive street scene of similar period properties along Chapel Street. The house is fronted with 19th Century gault brick, with the original timber frame behind which is probably 16th Century. As such, this 3-storey house provides much historic charm with numerous features including the exposed oak frame and an inglenook fireplace to the sitting room. The well fitted kitchen to the rear leads into the dining room which forms part of a much later two storey extension, with full-height cupboards and access to the garden. Via a spiral staircase, the remaining 2 floors all provide well-proportioned bedrooms (with family bathroom and ensuite shower room) with further exposed oak wall and ceiling beams which is a notable feature to the house.
The rear garden enjoys a south-facing aspect with a brick terrace leading onto the lawn with shrubs abutting red brick walls to all sides. To the far southern boundary is a timber lock-up store.
Located in the centre of the village, 7 Chapel Street forms part of the attractive street scene of similar period properties along Chapel Street. The house is fronted with 19th Century gault brick, with the original timber frame behind which is probably 16th Century. As such, this 3-storey house provides much historic charm with numerous features including the exposed oak frame and an inglenook fireplace to the sitting room. The well fitted kitchen to the rear leads into the dining room which forms part of a much later two storey extension, with full-height cupboards and access to the garden. Via a spiral staircase, the remaining 2 floors all provide well-proportioned bedrooms (with family bathroom and ensuite shower room) with further exposed oak wall and ceiling beams which is a notable feature to the house.
The rear garden enjoys a south-facing aspect with a brick terrace leading onto the lawn with shrubs abutting red brick walls to all sides. To the far southern boundary is a timber lock-up store.
