House For Sale £800,000
Found in a prominent position with stunning views towards St Mary's Church, and forming part of a group of historical, listed properties, 32 Market Hill is a beautifully presented, spacious family home positioned in the heart of this vibrant, riverside town. With spacious accommodation set out over two floors, this charming timber-framed property offers ideal space for modern family life, coupled with the character and heritage details of an important historical building. The property dates from the 16th Century with later additions, and benefits from beautiful period features throughout including exposed beams, wooden floors and original fireplaces.
Two double-bay fronted windows provide a beautiful nod to the Georgian era, with double front doors leading into an elegant entrance hall via a further set of bespoke oak double half-glazed doors. The sitting room features a beautiful, original fireplace and across the hall, an additional bright room is currently used as a bedroom/study area, and like the sitting room, offers incredible views over the Market Hill, Shire Hall and the Church.
The large kitchen and dining room together offers flexible space for entertaining and dining; the dining room has a gas-fired cream Aga as well as a useful bar area; the kitchen is an equally large space fitted with an electric hob and oven. The two rooms are separated by a triple-size, oak framed glazed doorway, which can be opened to provide a single, open-plan space or closed to maintain as two cosy rooms. A family bathroom and adjoining cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation.
On the first floor, the spacious primary bedroom benefits from some stunning period features, including two impressive beams - one cleverly dividing the room - providing an ideal sitting area, and is also fitted with an original fireplace. Two further bedrooms both benefit from built in storage areas and offer views to the Market Hill and church, the largest also offering some impressive period features. A newly completed family shower room, with a walk in rain-fall shower, vanity unit and wc are also complemented with an additional separate cloakroom to complete the first floor.
The lower landing also provides access to the Attic; which having been fully insulated and lined, could be utilised as further accommodation or an ideal space to work from home. A window to one end offers the space natural light and views to the rear elevation.
Local Authority: East Suffolk District Council. Services: All mains services are connected. Council Tax: Band F Tenure: Freehold
The rear of the property is accessed via Glover's Yard, a walkway leading to a side gate and external stairwell to the secure, dry cellar. This useful space extends across the front of the property and provides additional storage or potential further accommodation. The rear garden falls gently away from the rear of the property with the upper level from the main house being planted with flower beds, and the remainder laid predominantly to lawn providing ideal space for outside entertaining and al fresco dining. Borders of traditional English plants including bluebells, roses, lily of the valley and a feature Arbutus tree, add colour and interest. A number of small outbuildings offer further storage or workshop potential.
Lower Garden Plot
Accessed through a gate to the bottom of the garden is a further plot of land available to purchase by separate negotiation. Currently utilised by the vendors as an ideal area for parking, the plot also has full planning permission under Ref: DC/21/1886/FUL for Demolition of existing car port structure, erection of new 2 bedroomed private dwelling and associated works. This could offer opportunity for ancillary accommodation or multi-generational living in the centre of Woodbridge. Further information is available from the vendor’s agent.
Available with off street parking
Located on the fringes of the Suffolk Coast & Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the vibrant market town of Woodbridge offers an excellent array of day-to-day amenities including a wide range of independent and High Street shops, boutiques, galleries, hotels and public houses together with leisure facilities including a museum, cinema and theatre, skate park, sports centre, swimming pool, golf course and marina. The surrounding Deben Valley provides further recreational facilities; countless walks, forest trails, bridleways, sailing and river rowing, and excellent golf courses at Ufford, Aldeburgh and Thorpeness. There are a number of excellent local schools in both the state and independent sectors. Communications links are excellent: the nearby A12 offers easy access to the A14 and national motorway network as well as to Ipswich and the Suffolk Heritage Coast, including the seaside towns of Aldeburgh, Southwold and Thorpeness. A regular train service runs from the town’s station to Ipswich, with onward connections to London Liverpool Street.
Woodbridge train station 0.4 mile (London Liverpool Street 1 hour 15 minutes), Ipswich 8.9 miles, Colchester 27.2 miles, A12 (Ipswich Road) 1.8 miles, A14 (Jct. 58) 6.7 miles.
Two double-bay fronted windows provide a beautiful nod to the Georgian era, with double front doors leading into an elegant entrance hall via a further set of bespoke oak double half-glazed doors. The sitting room features a beautiful, original fireplace and across the hall, an additional bright room is currently used as a bedroom/study area, and like the sitting room, offers incredible views over the Market Hill, Shire Hall and the Church.
The large kitchen and dining room together offers flexible space for entertaining and dining; the dining room has a gas-fired cream Aga as well as a useful bar area; the kitchen is an equally large space fitted with an electric hob and oven. The two rooms are separated by a triple-size, oak framed glazed doorway, which can be opened to provide a single, open-plan space or closed to maintain as two cosy rooms. A family bathroom and adjoining cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation.
On the first floor, the spacious primary bedroom benefits from some stunning period features, including two impressive beams - one cleverly dividing the room - providing an ideal sitting area, and is also fitted with an original fireplace. Two further bedrooms both benefit from built in storage areas and offer views to the Market Hill and church, the largest also offering some impressive period features. A newly completed family shower room, with a walk in rain-fall shower, vanity unit and wc are also complemented with an additional separate cloakroom to complete the first floor.
The lower landing also provides access to the Attic; which having been fully insulated and lined, could be utilised as further accommodation or an ideal space to work from home. A window to one end offers the space natural light and views to the rear elevation.
Local Authority: East Suffolk District Council. Services: All mains services are connected. Council Tax: Band F Tenure: Freehold
The rear of the property is accessed via Glover's Yard, a walkway leading to a side gate and external stairwell to the secure, dry cellar. This useful space extends across the front of the property and provides additional storage or potential further accommodation. The rear garden falls gently away from the rear of the property with the upper level from the main house being planted with flower beds, and the remainder laid predominantly to lawn providing ideal space for outside entertaining and al fresco dining. Borders of traditional English plants including bluebells, roses, lily of the valley and a feature Arbutus tree, add colour and interest. A number of small outbuildings offer further storage or workshop potential.
Lower Garden Plot
Accessed through a gate to the bottom of the garden is a further plot of land available to purchase by separate negotiation. Currently utilised by the vendors as an ideal area for parking, the plot also has full planning permission under Ref: DC/21/1886/FUL for Demolition of existing car port structure, erection of new 2 bedroomed private dwelling and associated works. This could offer opportunity for ancillary accommodation or multi-generational living in the centre of Woodbridge. Further information is available from the vendor’s agent.
Available with off street parking
Located on the fringes of the Suffolk Coast & Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the vibrant market town of Woodbridge offers an excellent array of day-to-day amenities including a wide range of independent and High Street shops, boutiques, galleries, hotels and public houses together with leisure facilities including a museum, cinema and theatre, skate park, sports centre, swimming pool, golf course and marina. The surrounding Deben Valley provides further recreational facilities; countless walks, forest trails, bridleways, sailing and river rowing, and excellent golf courses at Ufford, Aldeburgh and Thorpeness. There are a number of excellent local schools in both the state and independent sectors. Communications links are excellent: the nearby A12 offers easy access to the A14 and national motorway network as well as to Ipswich and the Suffolk Heritage Coast, including the seaside towns of Aldeburgh, Southwold and Thorpeness. A regular train service runs from the town’s station to Ipswich, with onward connections to London Liverpool Street.
Woodbridge train station 0.4 mile (London Liverpool Street 1 hour 15 minutes), Ipswich 8.9 miles, Colchester 27.2 miles, A12 (Ipswich Road) 1.8 miles, A14 (Jct. 58) 6.7 miles.
