House For Sale £625,000
Substantial family house with spacious accommodation enjoying countryside views.
Built approximately 18 years ago and presented to the market with no onward chain, Field House is an impressive detached family home offering well proportioned accommodation displaying many quality features, whilst enjoying a tucked away setting in a small close affording far reaching views to the rear.
Benefitting from gas fired radiator central heating and double glazing, the newly re-decorated and well presented accommodation currently in brief comprises of; a reception hall with stairs off to first floor, door to cloakroom and door leading to a study with bay window to front. The sitting room is a spacious reception with fireplace, French doors to rear gardens and French doors to a separate dining room, with door to reception hall and bay window to front. The kitchen breakfast room is fitted with an extensive range of units providing ample drawer and cupboard space beneath preparation surfaces and complemented by built-in dish washer and space for range oven. A door leads to a walk-in pantry and separate utility room with fitted units with sink and door to garden and garage and of particular note is the splendid 24ft triple aspect family/garden room, with French doors to gardens.
On the first floor is a large landing with double airing cupboard leading to four comfortable bedrooms (two complemented by en-suite shower rooms) and a family bathroom completes the accommodation.
Outside
The house is approached along a shingle driveway providing extensive vehicle parking, turning space and access to the integral double garaging with twin electric roller doors and gas fired boiler supplying central heating system. Side access leads to the rear gardens which are mostly laid to lawn and include timber fencing and decking creating an ideal area for outdoor entertaining whilst enjoying far reaching views across farmland and countryside.
Location
The house is situated in a small close on the periphery of the village backing onto farmland. Troston is a small rural Suffolk village with local facilities including a village hall, church and a newly refurbished village Pub (The Bull). The nearby village of Ixworth lies approximately three miles South-East and provides a very good range of local facilities, restaurant, doctors and schooling. The nearby historic market town of Bury St Edmunds has an excellent range of schools, shopping, cultural and recreational facilities and offering easy access to the A14 which in turn links the East coast ports, Cambridge and London via the M11 motorway.
Directions
From the A14 Bury St Edmunds central roundabout take the A134 onto Compiegne Way and at the next roundabout take the first exit, continuing on the A134, signed to Thetford. Proceed straight over the first roundabout and at the next roundabout take the 3rd exit onto the B1106, signed to Great Barton. Take the first left to Timworth. Follow the road into Great Livermere, leaving the village on Troston Road. Continue through the village of Troston itself, leaving on New Road. Before reaching Troston Road, New Road branches off to the right which leads to Woodsdale Grove cul de sac.
Services
Mains water, electric and gas. Private drainage. No onward chain. Council Tax Band Rating E. EPC Rating C.
Built approximately 18 years ago and presented to the market with no onward chain, Field House is an impressive detached family home offering well proportioned accommodation displaying many quality features, whilst enjoying a tucked away setting in a small close affording far reaching views to the rear.
Benefitting from gas fired radiator central heating and double glazing, the newly re-decorated and well presented accommodation currently in brief comprises of; a reception hall with stairs off to first floor, door to cloakroom and door leading to a study with bay window to front. The sitting room is a spacious reception with fireplace, French doors to rear gardens and French doors to a separate dining room, with door to reception hall and bay window to front. The kitchen breakfast room is fitted with an extensive range of units providing ample drawer and cupboard space beneath preparation surfaces and complemented by built-in dish washer and space for range oven. A door leads to a walk-in pantry and separate utility room with fitted units with sink and door to garden and garage and of particular note is the splendid 24ft triple aspect family/garden room, with French doors to gardens.
On the first floor is a large landing with double airing cupboard leading to four comfortable bedrooms (two complemented by en-suite shower rooms) and a family bathroom completes the accommodation.
Outside
The house is approached along a shingle driveway providing extensive vehicle parking, turning space and access to the integral double garaging with twin electric roller doors and gas fired boiler supplying central heating system. Side access leads to the rear gardens which are mostly laid to lawn and include timber fencing and decking creating an ideal area for outdoor entertaining whilst enjoying far reaching views across farmland and countryside.
Location
The house is situated in a small close on the periphery of the village backing onto farmland. Troston is a small rural Suffolk village with local facilities including a village hall, church and a newly refurbished village Pub (The Bull). The nearby village of Ixworth lies approximately three miles South-East and provides a very good range of local facilities, restaurant, doctors and schooling. The nearby historic market town of Bury St Edmunds has an excellent range of schools, shopping, cultural and recreational facilities and offering easy access to the A14 which in turn links the East coast ports, Cambridge and London via the M11 motorway.
Directions
From the A14 Bury St Edmunds central roundabout take the A134 onto Compiegne Way and at the next roundabout take the first exit, continuing on the A134, signed to Thetford. Proceed straight over the first roundabout and at the next roundabout take the 3rd exit onto the B1106, signed to Great Barton. Take the first left to Timworth. Follow the road into Great Livermere, leaving the village on Troston Road. Continue through the village of Troston itself, leaving on New Road. Before reaching Troston Road, New Road branches off to the right which leads to Woodsdale Grove cul de sac.
Services
Mains water, electric and gas. Private drainage. No onward chain. Council Tax Band Rating E. EPC Rating C.
