House For Sale £600,000
Idyllic location for those keen on nature, birdwatching, walking, or seeking a more tranquil environment. Set on beautiful Black Heath one of the seven commons of Wenhaston and Blackheath managed on behalf of the parish by Suffolk Wildlife Trust.
This stunning Suffolk cottage possibly dating from early/mid-nineteenth century, extended upwards and outward in the early 1990’s with further modernisation by the current owners in the last decade has plenty of character and space, and is light and airy throughout.
Engineered wood flooring runs through most of the downstairs. There is an open plan living room/sitting room with a multi-fuel stove, large windows on one side and French windows on the other providing plenty of natural light, and lots of space. The dining room is also spacious, a great place for entertaining and leads through to the sizeable conservatory. There is also a shower room with WC just off the dining room and conservatory. The kitchen has modern fittings providing plenty of storage and counter space and quarry tiled floor. Dual fuel cooker, lpg hob and electric oven for the best of both worlds. There is a lovely garden around the property, with a secret gated garden with pond to the east side of the cottage and a pollinators corner to the east of the studio.
Upstairs there are four generously sized bedrooms, with plenty of built-in storage and some incredible views - and the views being over common land mean this cannot be developed on, so the views will be maintained. There is also a bright family bathroom on this floor.
Another wonderful feature of the property is the Garage with attached workshop/studio/office space. This is a brilliant spot for hobbyists and those wanting a work-from-home space alike. It also has great views into the garden. An ev charging point has been installed on the garage and there are also solar panels installed, great for the environment but also serve as a good source of income.
Wenhaston is a sought-after hidden gem, with a strong community spirit and its own monthly newsletter the Wenhaston Warbler. With a thriving public house, a Post Office within the village hall and a village shop, and views across the Blyth valley to Bulcamp and Blythurgh church, Wenhaston has a lot going for it. Coastal Southwold, Walberswick, Dunwich and of course rspb Minsmere are all nearby.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: E
This stunning Suffolk cottage possibly dating from early/mid-nineteenth century, extended upwards and outward in the early 1990’s with further modernisation by the current owners in the last decade has plenty of character and space, and is light and airy throughout.
Engineered wood flooring runs through most of the downstairs. There is an open plan living room/sitting room with a multi-fuel stove, large windows on one side and French windows on the other providing plenty of natural light, and lots of space. The dining room is also spacious, a great place for entertaining and leads through to the sizeable conservatory. There is also a shower room with WC just off the dining room and conservatory. The kitchen has modern fittings providing plenty of storage and counter space and quarry tiled floor. Dual fuel cooker, lpg hob and electric oven for the best of both worlds. There is a lovely garden around the property, with a secret gated garden with pond to the east side of the cottage and a pollinators corner to the east of the studio.
Upstairs there are four generously sized bedrooms, with plenty of built-in storage and some incredible views - and the views being over common land mean this cannot be developed on, so the views will be maintained. There is also a bright family bathroom on this floor.
Another wonderful feature of the property is the Garage with attached workshop/studio/office space. This is a brilliant spot for hobbyists and those wanting a work-from-home space alike. It also has great views into the garden. An ev charging point has been installed on the garage and there are also solar panels installed, great for the environment but also serve as a good source of income.
Wenhaston is a sought-after hidden gem, with a strong community spirit and its own monthly newsletter the Wenhaston Warbler. With a thriving public house, a Post Office within the village hall and a village shop, and views across the Blyth valley to Bulcamp and Blythurgh church, Wenhaston has a lot going for it. Coastal Southwold, Walberswick, Dunwich and of course rspb Minsmere are all nearby.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: E
