House For Sale £1,750,000
Set behind a secure walled and double gated entrance, Larks' Hill is an incredibly impressive six bedroom detached country residence occupying an elevated position, overlooking countryside and the River Fynn. Larks' Hill is believed to have been originally built in two stages, the first phase dating to 1914 and the later 1921, and has since undergone significant improvements, most notable are the exceptional landscaped gardens; all of which make this a wonderful family home.
Internally, six impressive reception rooms and six bedrooms, totalling almost 5000 sq ft of accommodation, make up this fine home. Of particular note are the drawing room, library and banquet hall, which all interconnect other rooms with beautiful features such as fireplaces, bay windows and bespoke cabinetry. There is also a kitchen with larder, two cloakrooms, three bathrooms and boot room.
The property is perfectly positioned just outside the village of Tuddenham; within the popular village is a well-regarded public house, The Fountain is within walking distance. The property is only 3.5 miles north of Ipswich, Suffolk’s county town which has a variety of amenities including shopping and commercial facilities, along with the town’s railway station which offers direct links to London’s Liverpool St. Station. Taking approximately 65 minutes. Ipswich itself offers many recreational facilities including sports clubs, golf clubs and water sports.
There are good schooling options available in both the state and private sectors including Ipswich School, Woodbridge School and Farlingaye High School.
Ipswich 3.5 miles (London Liverpool Street 65 minutes), Woodbridge 5 miles, Aldeburgh 21 miles
Local Authority: East Suffolk District Council.
Services: Oil fired central heating. Mains electricity, water and drainage.
Council Tax: Band G
Tenure: Freehold
The outbuildings include extensive garaging, a home office, well house, greenhouses, workshops, stores, sheds, games room, staff room, and carports. The gardens are extraordinary, and built in the hillside. Areas for growing and maintaining fruit and vegetables, expanses of perfectly manicured lawns separated by well-placed seating areas to take in the view, borders and beds overflowing with established planting and hedging; and hidden within this tranquil paradise, is the castle garden, wood, several ponds, and the conifer garden with viewing platform. And finally, is the extensive terrace that winds across the back of the house for outdoor entertaining whilst enjoying the views beyond.
Internally, six impressive reception rooms and six bedrooms, totalling almost 5000 sq ft of accommodation, make up this fine home. Of particular note are the drawing room, library and banquet hall, which all interconnect other rooms with beautiful features such as fireplaces, bay windows and bespoke cabinetry. There is also a kitchen with larder, two cloakrooms, three bathrooms and boot room.
The property is perfectly positioned just outside the village of Tuddenham; within the popular village is a well-regarded public house, The Fountain is within walking distance. The property is only 3.5 miles north of Ipswich, Suffolk’s county town which has a variety of amenities including shopping and commercial facilities, along with the town’s railway station which offers direct links to London’s Liverpool St. Station. Taking approximately 65 minutes. Ipswich itself offers many recreational facilities including sports clubs, golf clubs and water sports.
There are good schooling options available in both the state and private sectors including Ipswich School, Woodbridge School and Farlingaye High School.
Ipswich 3.5 miles (London Liverpool Street 65 minutes), Woodbridge 5 miles, Aldeburgh 21 miles
Local Authority: East Suffolk District Council.
Services: Oil fired central heating. Mains electricity, water and drainage.
Council Tax: Band G
Tenure: Freehold
The outbuildings include extensive garaging, a home office, well house, greenhouses, workshops, stores, sheds, games room, staff room, and carports. The gardens are extraordinary, and built in the hillside. Areas for growing and maintaining fruit and vegetables, expanses of perfectly manicured lawns separated by well-placed seating areas to take in the view, borders and beds overflowing with established planting and hedging; and hidden within this tranquil paradise, is the castle garden, wood, several ponds, and the conifer garden with viewing platform. And finally, is the extensive terrace that winds across the back of the house for outdoor entertaining whilst enjoying the views beyond.
