House For Sale £875,000
Fengate Farm is a lovely Grade II listed thatched property, set in a stunning rural location, with rolling countryside view. Believed to date back to the 15th Century the property offers a range of original period features, including exposed timbers, inglenook fireplaces, gabled casement dormers and red brick twin hexagonal flues, to name a few. In brief the property comprises: Utility/boot room, which links well to the fully fitted kitchen/breakfast room, with ample storage and worktop space, a Rangemaster cooker given the room a light, airy, open plan feel. A formal dining/sitting room which boasts an open fireplace and triple aspect views.
Adjacent is a study/bedroom 5 with a downstairs cloakroom and shower. Upstairs offers a breath taking vaulted Principal bedroom with adjacent bathroom, 3 further double bedrooms and a large family bathroom.
Set down a sweeping drive, Fengate Farm stands proudly in its plot of around 4 acres. To the front, offers gravelled drive, parking and a double garage. The majority of the gardens is laid to lawn, interspersed with mature trees, as well as an alfresco dining terrace all with outstanding
countryside views.
Rattlesden retains much character and warmth located in a sweeping valley between the market towns of Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket. A unique feature of the village are a pair of whalebones that span the river Gipping known locally as River Rat. The village had a church, chapel, two pubs and numerous organisations. The post office and village shop is run by volunteers.
• Freehold
• Mains water and electricity
• Private drainage (Shared septic tank)
• Oil fired central heating
• Open fire used in winter
• Babergh Mid Suffolk
• Band F £2763.34 (2022/23)
• What3Words: ///polishing.spent.comedians
Adjacent is a study/bedroom 5 with a downstairs cloakroom and shower. Upstairs offers a breath taking vaulted Principal bedroom with adjacent bathroom, 3 further double bedrooms and a large family bathroom.
Set down a sweeping drive, Fengate Farm stands proudly in its plot of around 4 acres. To the front, offers gravelled drive, parking and a double garage. The majority of the gardens is laid to lawn, interspersed with mature trees, as well as an alfresco dining terrace all with outstanding
countryside views.
Rattlesden retains much character and warmth located in a sweeping valley between the market towns of Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket. A unique feature of the village are a pair of whalebones that span the river Gipping known locally as River Rat. The village had a church, chapel, two pubs and numerous organisations. The post office and village shop is run by volunteers.
• Freehold
• Mains water and electricity
• Private drainage (Shared septic tank)
• Oil fired central heating
• Open fire used in winter
• Babergh Mid Suffolk
• Band F £2763.34 (2022/23)
• What3Words: ///polishing.spent.comedians
