House For Sale £349,000
Situated within a short walk of the town centre, is this beautifully presented Victorian property which provides excellent accommodation whilst possessing a warm atmosphere that one would hope to find in a home of this era.
The accommodation in brief is as follows: Entrance into property via front door into living room with stairs leading to the first floor landing. The cosy front aspect sitting room has a bay window, log burner and oak flooring. Dining room with the continuation of oak flooring and window as the property is end of terrace which in turn leads through to the modern kitchen with a range of eye and base level units, oven and sink with mixer tap. There is access to the landscaped garden. In addition there is a door from the dining room which accesses the cellar which has good ceiling height and whilst it is being currently used as a cinema room it could equally be set up as a home office, bedroom or hobby room.
On the first floor landing there are doors to both bedrooms. The master bedroom is a well-proportioned room with a front aspect and a shower en-suite whilst the second bedroom has pleasant views over the rear garden with access to the generous family bathroom.
Outside
Exiting the kitchen via the back door leads to the surprisingly large low-maintenance rear garden, bordered by timber fencing, with a paved stone patio leading down to a synthetic lawn. There is a lovely seating and attractive decking area, perfect for entertaining towards the end of the garden. The real 'stand-out' feature of this garden is an original Victorian brick wall that runs down the right-hand side and curves fabulously round the decking. A timber garden shed also provides useful extra storage and a black wooden gate provides access.
Location
The historic market town of Bury St Edmunds offers an excellent range of schooling, shopping and recreational facilities and amenities . Convenient access is gained to the A14 dual carriageway, linking with the East coast ports, while the M11 motorway provides access to London. The railway station provides services to Cambridge, Norwich and Ipswich, from which one can connect to London. A commuter rail link is available at Stowmarket.
Directions
Leaving Bury via Risbygate Street, proceed straight over the roundabout onto the continuation of Risbygate Street, where 74 can be found after a short distance on the right-hand side and is an end of terrace.
Services
All main services connected. Council tax band B. EPC Rating D.
Full fibre wifi.
The accommodation in brief is as follows: Entrance into property via front door into living room with stairs leading to the first floor landing. The cosy front aspect sitting room has a bay window, log burner and oak flooring. Dining room with the continuation of oak flooring and window as the property is end of terrace which in turn leads through to the modern kitchen with a range of eye and base level units, oven and sink with mixer tap. There is access to the landscaped garden. In addition there is a door from the dining room which accesses the cellar which has good ceiling height and whilst it is being currently used as a cinema room it could equally be set up as a home office, bedroom or hobby room.
On the first floor landing there are doors to both bedrooms. The master bedroom is a well-proportioned room with a front aspect and a shower en-suite whilst the second bedroom has pleasant views over the rear garden with access to the generous family bathroom.
Outside
Exiting the kitchen via the back door leads to the surprisingly large low-maintenance rear garden, bordered by timber fencing, with a paved stone patio leading down to a synthetic lawn. There is a lovely seating and attractive decking area, perfect for entertaining towards the end of the garden. The real 'stand-out' feature of this garden is an original Victorian brick wall that runs down the right-hand side and curves fabulously round the decking. A timber garden shed also provides useful extra storage and a black wooden gate provides access.
Location
The historic market town of Bury St Edmunds offers an excellent range of schooling, shopping and recreational facilities and amenities . Convenient access is gained to the A14 dual carriageway, linking with the East coast ports, while the M11 motorway provides access to London. The railway station provides services to Cambridge, Norwich and Ipswich, from which one can connect to London. A commuter rail link is available at Stowmarket.
Directions
Leaving Bury via Risbygate Street, proceed straight over the roundabout onto the continuation of Risbygate Street, where 74 can be found after a short distance on the right-hand side and is an end of terrace.
Services
All main services connected. Council tax band B. EPC Rating D.
Full fibre wifi.
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