House For Sale £525,000
It’s unusual, indeed rare, for a property of this calibre to come to market. The current owners designed and constructed this large detached home in 1985 and, were so happy, that they’ve lived here for 37 years now. Some testimony, don’t you agree? When viewing, you will see why, call the team now.
The house... The property is approached from a quiet lane in a conservation area with impressive kerb appeal. Five-bar gates & pedestrian gates draw you into a resin-stone front garden, adorned with numerous mature tropical plants and raised borders for all year round interest. The gravel driveway offers ample off-road parking, and the timber garage is vast, with room for four cars and/or storage. Subject to the usual consents, it could be converted for other uses, a home studio, workshop or office maybe?
The enclosed rear garden is even more beautiful than the front, with many areas of interest. There is a new shed, and planted borders that draw you along the rear of the house to a beguiling side garden, with a lush lawn, a fabulous mature cherry tree, gazebo and a spacious summerhouse, which has power and is insulated. The garden is very impressive too, like the house.
A front entrance porch separates the stunning frontage and hallway, with granite floor tiles and a designer vertical radiator. A door leads to a lounge with solid oak flooring and a feature working fireplace with back boiler. The lounge has a large picture window overlooking that perfect front garden.
The rear of the hall leads to a mightily impressive kitchen with curved gloss grey units and chrome handles, dark granite worktops and an array of integrated appliances, a Butler sink with water softener, along with a range cooker with extractor over, sitting next to a multi-fuel stove, again with back-boiler. An archway frames the dining room, with parquet flooring and ample space for six.
The surprises continue with a separate reception room that was converted from the original garage, along with a separate, contemporary downstairs WC with a separate, premium shower room with an oversized enclosure & stunning wall panels, basin and a grey heated towel rail. The very spacious utility room gives access to the front, rear & the garage, and has plenty of space for appliances,
Upstairs, a spindled staircase guides you to three bedrooms, all of a decent size, a second shower room, and the airing cupboard.
The master bedroom is very spacious with glorious views to the front and Blythburgh church. Bedroom two is another well-proportioned double bedroom, with views to the allotment area and estuary. Bedroom three is set up as a single, and again features views towards Holy Trinity church, and benefits from built-in storage.
Finally there is an impressively large shower room which has views towards the estuary, with a rainfall shower, basin, wc & heated towel rail.
Blythburgh is a village in Suffolk. It is 4 miles (6.4 km) west of Southwold and 5 miles (8.0 km) south-east of Halesworth and lies on the River Blyth. At the 2011 census the population of the parish was just 297. The parish includes the hamlets of Bulcamp and Hinton. Blythburgh is perhaps best known for its church, Holy Trinity, known as the Cathedral of the Marshes. The church has been flood-lit since the 1960s and is a landmark for miles around. The village is the site of Blythburgh Priory which was founded by Augustine monks from St Osyth's Priory in Essex in the 12th century.
Agents notes... A pre-recorded walkaround tour is available for this property.
The property was designed with further additions in mind. Including adding room/s where the summerhouse stands, central heating pipes are in place ready.
The original single garage has been converted into a reception room, and is currently used as a guest bedroom, it does, however, require a small amount of work for it to comply with building regs. Further details on request. The garage was also built with the intention to have a further reception room above, accessed from the top of the existing stairs, to take advantage of the views across the allotment and beyond to the estuary.
There is access to the allotment area at the rear, which the current vendor rents from the landowner.
Council Tax band E
The house... The property is approached from a quiet lane in a conservation area with impressive kerb appeal. Five-bar gates & pedestrian gates draw you into a resin-stone front garden, adorned with numerous mature tropical plants and raised borders for all year round interest. The gravel driveway offers ample off-road parking, and the timber garage is vast, with room for four cars and/or storage. Subject to the usual consents, it could be converted for other uses, a home studio, workshop or office maybe?
The enclosed rear garden is even more beautiful than the front, with many areas of interest. There is a new shed, and planted borders that draw you along the rear of the house to a beguiling side garden, with a lush lawn, a fabulous mature cherry tree, gazebo and a spacious summerhouse, which has power and is insulated. The garden is very impressive too, like the house.
A front entrance porch separates the stunning frontage and hallway, with granite floor tiles and a designer vertical radiator. A door leads to a lounge with solid oak flooring and a feature working fireplace with back boiler. The lounge has a large picture window overlooking that perfect front garden.
The rear of the hall leads to a mightily impressive kitchen with curved gloss grey units and chrome handles, dark granite worktops and an array of integrated appliances, a Butler sink with water softener, along with a range cooker with extractor over, sitting next to a multi-fuel stove, again with back-boiler. An archway frames the dining room, with parquet flooring and ample space for six.
The surprises continue with a separate reception room that was converted from the original garage, along with a separate, contemporary downstairs WC with a separate, premium shower room with an oversized enclosure & stunning wall panels, basin and a grey heated towel rail. The very spacious utility room gives access to the front, rear & the garage, and has plenty of space for appliances,
Upstairs, a spindled staircase guides you to three bedrooms, all of a decent size, a second shower room, and the airing cupboard.
The master bedroom is very spacious with glorious views to the front and Blythburgh church. Bedroom two is another well-proportioned double bedroom, with views to the allotment area and estuary. Bedroom three is set up as a single, and again features views towards Holy Trinity church, and benefits from built-in storage.
Finally there is an impressively large shower room which has views towards the estuary, with a rainfall shower, basin, wc & heated towel rail.
Blythburgh is a village in Suffolk. It is 4 miles (6.4 km) west of Southwold and 5 miles (8.0 km) south-east of Halesworth and lies on the River Blyth. At the 2011 census the population of the parish was just 297. The parish includes the hamlets of Bulcamp and Hinton. Blythburgh is perhaps best known for its church, Holy Trinity, known as the Cathedral of the Marshes. The church has been flood-lit since the 1960s and is a landmark for miles around. The village is the site of Blythburgh Priory which was founded by Augustine monks from St Osyth's Priory in Essex in the 12th century.
Agents notes... A pre-recorded walkaround tour is available for this property.
The property was designed with further additions in mind. Including adding room/s where the summerhouse stands, central heating pipes are in place ready.
The original single garage has been converted into a reception room, and is currently used as a guest bedroom, it does, however, require a small amount of work for it to comply with building regs. Further details on request. The garage was also built with the intention to have a further reception room above, accessed from the top of the existing stairs, to take advantage of the views across the allotment and beyond to the estuary.
There is access to the allotment area at the rear, which the current vendor rents from the landowner.
Council Tax band E
