House For Sale £795,000
A spacious five-bedroom home, built to a high standard in a private gated town development.
The Ridings, is one of five exclusive properties, built in a gated development to an exacting high standard of brick construction under a tiled roof. The hardwood double-glazed windows are finished in a lead-light effect and the interior of the property benefits from exposed feature oak timbers, oak internal doors complementing a fine oak staircase and of particular note is the splendid bespoke oak framed garden room which has been constructed to an exceptionally high standard.
Recessed front porch gives access to hall with central galleried staircase to first floor and door leading to a cloakroom. The study overlooks the front. The sitting room overlooking the rear, has a large inglenook style fireplace with brick surround and oak Bressummer and gas-fired wood-effect fire, double French doors to rear garden and twin doors lead to the dining room with door to hall and opening leading through to the magnificent oak and glass garden room. The kitchen/breakfast room with tiled flooring throughout, has a wide range of matching wall and base units built of oak in a Shaker-style beneath granite preparation surfaces and complemented by built in appliances and a separate utility room, offers additional storage units and sink. Nb Please note that there is most definitely the potential to adjust the living space for a more open plan feel between the kitchen, dining room and garden room.
The light and airy galleried landing has doors leading to the five comfortable bedrooms (four having built in wardrobe cupboards). The two largest bedrooms both have ensuites as well as a good sized family bathroom.
Outside
The property is approached through a gated private drive leading to a block-paved parking area in front of the property which gives access to a double garage 17’9” X 16’ with up-and-over doors, courtesy door, window, power and light and gas fired boiler supplying central heating system. A path leads to the rear garden. Accessed from the garden room, kitchen or the sitting room is an enclosed walled garden which has been delightfully landscaped for ease of maintenance, with a terrace across the rear and gravel beyond, edged by low-brick planters, well stocked with a variety of plants and shrubs
Location
The house enjoys a unique secluded setting located on the southern edge of the town yet within a 10 minute walk to the historic centre. There are a number of scenic walks into and around the town, along the River Lark with a footpath leading directly to the Abbey gardens. The marvellous market town of Bury St Edmunds, with its impressive produce market every Wednesday and Saturday, is nestled in the heart of Suffolk. It is known for the Abbey Gardens, a ruined abbey right in the town centre. Bury is a very popular destination for locals and tourists to the area. Visit the old side of the town to see the Cathedral in all its glory, the medieval quarter of the town and the Abbey Gardens itself, or browse the newer side of the town and the impressive Arc shopping area to discover its large assortment of shops, restaurants and entertainment centres.
Directions
When leaving Bury St Edmunds town centre, proceed south onto the A134 towards Sudbury. Continue along Sicklesmere Road and the entrance to Governors Mews, will be found on the left hand side.
Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. Gas fired radiator central heating. Council tax band F. EPC Rating D.
The Ridings, is one of five exclusive properties, built in a gated development to an exacting high standard of brick construction under a tiled roof. The hardwood double-glazed windows are finished in a lead-light effect and the interior of the property benefits from exposed feature oak timbers, oak internal doors complementing a fine oak staircase and of particular note is the splendid bespoke oak framed garden room which has been constructed to an exceptionally high standard.
Recessed front porch gives access to hall with central galleried staircase to first floor and door leading to a cloakroom. The study overlooks the front. The sitting room overlooking the rear, has a large inglenook style fireplace with brick surround and oak Bressummer and gas-fired wood-effect fire, double French doors to rear garden and twin doors lead to the dining room with door to hall and opening leading through to the magnificent oak and glass garden room. The kitchen/breakfast room with tiled flooring throughout, has a wide range of matching wall and base units built of oak in a Shaker-style beneath granite preparation surfaces and complemented by built in appliances and a separate utility room, offers additional storage units and sink. Nb Please note that there is most definitely the potential to adjust the living space for a more open plan feel between the kitchen, dining room and garden room.
The light and airy galleried landing has doors leading to the five comfortable bedrooms (four having built in wardrobe cupboards). The two largest bedrooms both have ensuites as well as a good sized family bathroom.
Outside
The property is approached through a gated private drive leading to a block-paved parking area in front of the property which gives access to a double garage 17’9” X 16’ with up-and-over doors, courtesy door, window, power and light and gas fired boiler supplying central heating system. A path leads to the rear garden. Accessed from the garden room, kitchen or the sitting room is an enclosed walled garden which has been delightfully landscaped for ease of maintenance, with a terrace across the rear and gravel beyond, edged by low-brick planters, well stocked with a variety of plants and shrubs
Location
The house enjoys a unique secluded setting located on the southern edge of the town yet within a 10 minute walk to the historic centre. There are a number of scenic walks into and around the town, along the River Lark with a footpath leading directly to the Abbey gardens. The marvellous market town of Bury St Edmunds, with its impressive produce market every Wednesday and Saturday, is nestled in the heart of Suffolk. It is known for the Abbey Gardens, a ruined abbey right in the town centre. Bury is a very popular destination for locals and tourists to the area. Visit the old side of the town to see the Cathedral in all its glory, the medieval quarter of the town and the Abbey Gardens itself, or browse the newer side of the town and the impressive Arc shopping area to discover its large assortment of shops, restaurants and entertainment centres.
Directions
When leaving Bury St Edmunds town centre, proceed south onto the A134 towards Sudbury. Continue along Sicklesmere Road and the entrance to Governors Mews, will be found on the left hand side.
Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. Gas fired radiator central heating. Council tax band F. EPC Rating D.
