House For Sale £585,000
A well-presented modern 4-bedroom family house with charming south facing gardens within this well-regarded village, convenient for Bury St Edmunds.
Barleywood is a well-presented detached modern home, built in 2001 of traditional construction with rendered elevations under a pan-tiled roof line.
The property is offered in very good condition and order, enjoying a good deal of natural light throughout the accommodation, which extends to around 1,650sq ft.
The ground floor comprises a good-size reception hall with staircase leading to the first-floor landing and cloakroom. The sitting room has glazed double doors to the garden and a stone fire surround housing a wood-burning stove and double doors to the dining room, with views over the gardens.
There is a study with fitted bookcase and a kitchen/breakfast room, which is fitted with a range of shaker-style base and eye-level units with preparation worktops housing an integrated Siemens 4-ring hob and double oven with extractor over. Adjoining the kitchen is a utility room with further storage units and oil-fired boiler.
On the first floor is a large landing area with the principal bedroom offering a large level of built-in storage cupboards, as well as an en suite shower room with fitted storage units. There are three further double bedrooms served by the family bathroom.
Outside
From the village road, the property is approached via 5-bar gates onto a shared driveway with turning space, which leads on to the double garage with twin up-and-over electric doors.
The gardens are an attractive feature of Barleywood, planted with a variety of well-stocked beds, mature shrubs and trees, along with garden shed and pergola. There is a greenhouse and a paved terrace creates an ideal area for outdoor entertaining, whilst enjoying the southerly aspect.
Location
The main village of Drinkstone is situated approximately 9 miles from the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds and a similar distance from Stowmarket, which has a mainline station to Liverpool Street. The A14 is about 3 miles away giving good access to the County town of Ipswich, the Port of Felixstowe and the A12, and in a westerly direction to Cambridge and London via the M11. Both Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket have a wide range of shopping, leisure and recreational facilities, and local shops, a pub and a health centre are available in the neighbouring village of Woolpit.
Directions
When entering Drinkstone from the direction of the village Beyton/Hessett, turn left into Gedding Road and the property is further along on the right hand side.
Services
Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil-fired radiator central heating. No onward chain. Council Tax Band F. EPC Rating D.
Barleywood is a well-presented detached modern home, built in 2001 of traditional construction with rendered elevations under a pan-tiled roof line.
The property is offered in very good condition and order, enjoying a good deal of natural light throughout the accommodation, which extends to around 1,650sq ft.
The ground floor comprises a good-size reception hall with staircase leading to the first-floor landing and cloakroom. The sitting room has glazed double doors to the garden and a stone fire surround housing a wood-burning stove and double doors to the dining room, with views over the gardens.
There is a study with fitted bookcase and a kitchen/breakfast room, which is fitted with a range of shaker-style base and eye-level units with preparation worktops housing an integrated Siemens 4-ring hob and double oven with extractor over. Adjoining the kitchen is a utility room with further storage units and oil-fired boiler.
On the first floor is a large landing area with the principal bedroom offering a large level of built-in storage cupboards, as well as an en suite shower room with fitted storage units. There are three further double bedrooms served by the family bathroom.
Outside
From the village road, the property is approached via 5-bar gates onto a shared driveway with turning space, which leads on to the double garage with twin up-and-over electric doors.
The gardens are an attractive feature of Barleywood, planted with a variety of well-stocked beds, mature shrubs and trees, along with garden shed and pergola. There is a greenhouse and a paved terrace creates an ideal area for outdoor entertaining, whilst enjoying the southerly aspect.
Location
The main village of Drinkstone is situated approximately 9 miles from the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds and a similar distance from Stowmarket, which has a mainline station to Liverpool Street. The A14 is about 3 miles away giving good access to the County town of Ipswich, the Port of Felixstowe and the A12, and in a westerly direction to Cambridge and London via the M11. Both Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket have a wide range of shopping, leisure and recreational facilities, and local shops, a pub and a health centre are available in the neighbouring village of Woolpit.
Directions
When entering Drinkstone from the direction of the village Beyton/Hessett, turn left into Gedding Road and the property is further along on the right hand side.
Services
Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil-fired radiator central heating. No onward chain. Council Tax Band F. EPC Rating D.
