House For Sale £900,000
A 10 bedroom detached family home within grounds of around 3 acres (sts)
Nether Hall is a handsome Grade II listed family home which has been greatly extended over the years, commanding wonderful views over the River Orwell. The residence offers a taste of history and it is thought to originally date back to the early 17th century and later extended throughout the 18th and 19th centuries.
Once a small farmhouse, is now an impressive home with living accommodation extending to just under 5000 sq. Ft. The residence has been home to the current owners for many years and during this time the proprietors have created a home full of magical spaces, steeped in character. Over the last two decades alterations have increased both its space and comfort.
The accommodation is flexible throughout, consisting of 10 large bedrooms and six bathrooms with extensive reception areas, including a large drawing room, a second drawing room; dining room, kitchen and adjoining utility room. The annexe offers versatile accommodation complete with its own kitchen and bedroom.
Nether Hall offers the ideal opportunity to host guests, in fact the owners used to receive guests frequently when they ran a pottery school, students would attend from afar and there was always plenty of room.
There are several redbrick outbuildings, with the majority having power and light and offer a great possibility for a workshop or work from home space.
The grounds extend to just under three acres, made up of green space like a series of rooms, comprising of formal gardens which surround the property and grounds of around two acres (sts). Adjacent to Nether Hall, you will find a variety of mature fruit trees and established woodland overlooking to River Orwell.
There is a Victorian swimming pool shared with the neighbouring property, the pool isn't used for swimming today, but it has become a fantastic habitat for wildlife and reminiscing of the historic times.
Set within the parish of Shotley, within a designated anob (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), sssi (Site of Special Scientific Interest) and rspb sanctuary, Nether Hall is a 10 minute walk along the riverside footpath to Shotley Point which provides a useful range of local facilities as well as having a modern marina, providing access to both the Orwell and Stour estuaries, Harwich Harbour and the open sea beyond. The Shotley Peninsula contains much picturesque countryside and its villages provide a range of local shopping and educational facilities. The county town of Ipswich stands at the head of the Peninsula from where there is access to the region's main A12 and A14 dual carriageways and there are commuting rail services from Manningtree at the head of the Stour running to London Liverpool Street Station in about 60 minutes.
Nether Hall is a handsome Grade II listed family home which has been greatly extended over the years, commanding wonderful views over the River Orwell. The residence offers a taste of history and it is thought to originally date back to the early 17th century and later extended throughout the 18th and 19th centuries.
Once a small farmhouse, is now an impressive home with living accommodation extending to just under 5000 sq. Ft. The residence has been home to the current owners for many years and during this time the proprietors have created a home full of magical spaces, steeped in character. Over the last two decades alterations have increased both its space and comfort.
The accommodation is flexible throughout, consisting of 10 large bedrooms and six bathrooms with extensive reception areas, including a large drawing room, a second drawing room; dining room, kitchen and adjoining utility room. The annexe offers versatile accommodation complete with its own kitchen and bedroom.
Nether Hall offers the ideal opportunity to host guests, in fact the owners used to receive guests frequently when they ran a pottery school, students would attend from afar and there was always plenty of room.
There are several redbrick outbuildings, with the majority having power and light and offer a great possibility for a workshop or work from home space.
The grounds extend to just under three acres, made up of green space like a series of rooms, comprising of formal gardens which surround the property and grounds of around two acres (sts). Adjacent to Nether Hall, you will find a variety of mature fruit trees and established woodland overlooking to River Orwell.
There is a Victorian swimming pool shared with the neighbouring property, the pool isn't used for swimming today, but it has become a fantastic habitat for wildlife and reminiscing of the historic times.
Set within the parish of Shotley, within a designated anob (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), sssi (Site of Special Scientific Interest) and rspb sanctuary, Nether Hall is a 10 minute walk along the riverside footpath to Shotley Point which provides a useful range of local facilities as well as having a modern marina, providing access to both the Orwell and Stour estuaries, Harwich Harbour and the open sea beyond. The Shotley Peninsula contains much picturesque countryside and its villages provide a range of local shopping and educational facilities. The county town of Ipswich stands at the head of the Peninsula from where there is access to the region's main A12 and A14 dual carriageways and there are commuting rail services from Manningtree at the head of the Stour running to London Liverpool Street Station in about 60 minutes.
