House For Sale £365,000
Semi detached Victorian house providing beautifully presented accommodation and far reaching farmland views.
Understood to have been built as a farm workers cottage in the 19th century, this superb Victorian house has been painstakingly restored and extended by the current owner to a particularly high standard, with an excellent attention to detail, resulting in an extremely deceptive home of considerable charm and personality.
The long list of works carried out include new rear extensions, fabulous well-equipped kitchen, luxurious bathrooms, replacement heating, wiring and windows. Outside, there is a large double garage/workshop and summer house affording amazing farmland views as far as the eye can see. An internal inspection is essential to appreciate this house on offer.
Benefitting from oil fired radiator central heating and double glazing, the immaculately presented accommodation currently in brief comprises of an entrance porch with stairs off to first floor and door leading to the dining room with fireplace, wooden flooring, ceiling timbers and window to front. From the dining room, leads through to the charming sitting room with widow to side, ceiling timbers and feature redbrick fireplace with herringbone brickwork and wood burning stove.
The kitchen breakfast room is simply stunning, fitted with an excellent range of units providing plenty of drawer and cupboard space beneath Oak preparation surfaces, with breakfast bar area, central island with sink and drainer and space for range oven. The kitchen also features polished wooden flooring, ceiling light window, designer radiators and window to rear. A stylish shower room is situated off the kitchen and French doors also lead to a large conservatory creating a delightful reception room enjoying views of the gardens and farmland.
On the first floor is a small landing leading to the two double bedrooms including the impressive principal bedroom including a luxurious free standing bath together with WC and sink and a wonderful range of bespoke wardrobe cupboards.
Outside - The house is approached along a driveway providing plenty of vehicle parking continuing to the side and rear leading to a superb detached double garage/workshop. The gardens create an ideal area for outdoor entertaining including a summer house, pond beneath wooden pergola, flowering plants and shrubs and a large terrace ideal for al-fresco dining.
Location - The property is located along the A143 on the very edge of the village, enjoying panoramic farmland views. Great Barton is a sought after village with a thriving local community and provides an excellent range of local facilities including a well-regarded primary school, church, shop and village hall. The village is situated within only a few miles from Bury St Edmunds and the excellent range of everyday facilities this historic market town has to offer.
Directions - When travelling from the direction of Bury St Edmunds along the A143, proceed through Great Barton passing the turning for Thurston on the right and continue on towards Ixworth, The house will be found a short distance further just after the lay-by on the left hand side.
Services - Mains electricity, private water from borehole (no water bills), oil fired radiator central heating, recently installed shared treatment plant drainage with next door.
Council tax band C. EPC Rating: E.
Understood to have been built as a farm workers cottage in the 19th century, this superb Victorian house has been painstakingly restored and extended by the current owner to a particularly high standard, with an excellent attention to detail, resulting in an extremely deceptive home of considerable charm and personality.
The long list of works carried out include new rear extensions, fabulous well-equipped kitchen, luxurious bathrooms, replacement heating, wiring and windows. Outside, there is a large double garage/workshop and summer house affording amazing farmland views as far as the eye can see. An internal inspection is essential to appreciate this house on offer.
Benefitting from oil fired radiator central heating and double glazing, the immaculately presented accommodation currently in brief comprises of an entrance porch with stairs off to first floor and door leading to the dining room with fireplace, wooden flooring, ceiling timbers and window to front. From the dining room, leads through to the charming sitting room with widow to side, ceiling timbers and feature redbrick fireplace with herringbone brickwork and wood burning stove.
The kitchen breakfast room is simply stunning, fitted with an excellent range of units providing plenty of drawer and cupboard space beneath Oak preparation surfaces, with breakfast bar area, central island with sink and drainer and space for range oven. The kitchen also features polished wooden flooring, ceiling light window, designer radiators and window to rear. A stylish shower room is situated off the kitchen and French doors also lead to a large conservatory creating a delightful reception room enjoying views of the gardens and farmland.
On the first floor is a small landing leading to the two double bedrooms including the impressive principal bedroom including a luxurious free standing bath together with WC and sink and a wonderful range of bespoke wardrobe cupboards.
Outside - The house is approached along a driveway providing plenty of vehicle parking continuing to the side and rear leading to a superb detached double garage/workshop. The gardens create an ideal area for outdoor entertaining including a summer house, pond beneath wooden pergola, flowering plants and shrubs and a large terrace ideal for al-fresco dining.
Location - The property is located along the A143 on the very edge of the village, enjoying panoramic farmland views. Great Barton is a sought after village with a thriving local community and provides an excellent range of local facilities including a well-regarded primary school, church, shop and village hall. The village is situated within only a few miles from Bury St Edmunds and the excellent range of everyday facilities this historic market town has to offer.
Directions - When travelling from the direction of Bury St Edmunds along the A143, proceed through Great Barton passing the turning for Thurston on the right and continue on towards Ixworth, The house will be found a short distance further just after the lay-by on the left hand side.
Services - Mains electricity, private water from borehole (no water bills), oil fired radiator central heating, recently installed shared treatment plant drainage with next door.
Council tax band C. EPC Rating: E.
