House For Sale £750,000
Sandpiper is an attractive and spacious terraced property in the centre of the iconic coastal town of Southwold. Offering three well-proportioned bedrooms, sociable living spaces and a tranquil private rear terrace, Sandpiper makes either a wonderful coastal retreat or ideal investment property, striking distance from the beach.
The airy reception hall with stairs to the first floor and a built-in store cupboard beneath, flows into the front-facing sitting room, with its handsome wooden flooring, tall ceilings, picture rails, bright aspect and feature fireplace. The generous dining room alongside benefits from a second feature fireplace and double doors to the garden room, flooding the sociable space with ample natural light; the garden room provides an additional space to relax and unwind, as well as access to the paved terrace. The kitchen is well appointed with a variety of neutral, traditionally-styled wall and base cabinetry, with monochrome checkerboard flooring, a handy cloakroom and additional terrace access.
On the first floor are three bright bedrooms, with the larger principal bedroom also having a characterful feature fireplace. A modern tiled family bathroom with chrome towel heater and a separate W/C completes the floor.
Local Authority: East Suffolk District Council.
Services: All mains services are connected.
Council Tax: Currently unknown.
Tenure: Freehold
Wayleaves and easements: The property is sold subject to any wayleaves or easements, whether mentioned in these particulars or not
The property is located 0.4 of a mile from the beach front, in the iconic bustling and picturesque seaside market town of Southwold, within the Suffolk Heritage Coast and a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The town boasts a wide variety of independent shops, a broad range of cafés and restaurants and a popular independent cinema and of course, is home to Adnams Ale and The Sole Bay Brewery. Recreational facilities include sailing and fishing along the coast and river estuaries, golf courses at both Southwold and nearby Halesworth and an assortment of picturesque walks and bird watching opportunities at the internationally renowned Minsmere Reserve. For commuters, the railway station in Halesworth offers regular services into London Liverpool Street via Ipswich in just over 2 hours, while road users have easy access to the A12, linking to the major road networks.
The cottage benefits from a pretty paved front garden, enclosed via a turquoise fence contrasted with the blush pink exterior and a variety of shrubbery and lavender. The paved private rear courtyard-style terrace accessible via the kitchen and garden room provides the ideal spot to dine al fresco in the warmer months.
The airy reception hall with stairs to the first floor and a built-in store cupboard beneath, flows into the front-facing sitting room, with its handsome wooden flooring, tall ceilings, picture rails, bright aspect and feature fireplace. The generous dining room alongside benefits from a second feature fireplace and double doors to the garden room, flooding the sociable space with ample natural light; the garden room provides an additional space to relax and unwind, as well as access to the paved terrace. The kitchen is well appointed with a variety of neutral, traditionally-styled wall and base cabinetry, with monochrome checkerboard flooring, a handy cloakroom and additional terrace access.
On the first floor are three bright bedrooms, with the larger principal bedroom also having a characterful feature fireplace. A modern tiled family bathroom with chrome towel heater and a separate W/C completes the floor.
Local Authority: East Suffolk District Council.
Services: All mains services are connected.
Council Tax: Currently unknown.
Tenure: Freehold
Wayleaves and easements: The property is sold subject to any wayleaves or easements, whether mentioned in these particulars or not
The property is located 0.4 of a mile from the beach front, in the iconic bustling and picturesque seaside market town of Southwold, within the Suffolk Heritage Coast and a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The town boasts a wide variety of independent shops, a broad range of cafés and restaurants and a popular independent cinema and of course, is home to Adnams Ale and The Sole Bay Brewery. Recreational facilities include sailing and fishing along the coast and river estuaries, golf courses at both Southwold and nearby Halesworth and an assortment of picturesque walks and bird watching opportunities at the internationally renowned Minsmere Reserve. For commuters, the railway station in Halesworth offers regular services into London Liverpool Street via Ipswich in just over 2 hours, while road users have easy access to the A12, linking to the major road networks.
The cottage benefits from a pretty paved front garden, enclosed via a turquoise fence contrasted with the blush pink exterior and a variety of shrubbery and lavender. The paved private rear courtyard-style terrace accessible via the kitchen and garden room provides the ideal spot to dine al fresco in the warmer months.
