House For Sale £895,000
With its pretty, red-brick façade and its position overlooking The Green in the heart of this sought-after coastal village, Seascape is an endearing terraced cottage offering a light, open atmosphere. The house provides an appealing full-time home or holiday retreat in a quintessential Suffolk setting.
The reception hall leads directly into the sitting room which features a fireplace with brick surround and timber lintel, and offers the warming ambience of a wood-burning stove. This bright room, which was formerly two rooms and has been opened up to provide a large, flexible space, has two windows to the front aspect and fitted cupboards and wall shelving offering display spaces and storage. Just beyond, the kitchen/breakfast room which has been thoughtfully extended, is filled with light courtesy of French doors and full-height windows which open to the rear garden offering a balance of the inside environment to the outside. Fitted with modern wall and base level cabinetry, topped with wood work surfaces, the kitchen features terracotta stone flooring and provides ample space for dining and entertaining.
A stairway, secreted behind a door in the sitting room, rises to the first floor accommodation where there are three bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobe storage, along with a fully-tiled shower room, which complements a cloakroom facility on the floor below. The elevated outlook from the first floor over the village-scape and surrounding coastal landscape can be enjoyed, particularly to the front elevation where there are views of the sea. The rear bedrooms have views over the River Blyth and over to Southwold beyond.
General
Local Authority: East Suffolk District Council
Services: Oil fired central heating. Underfloor heating to the kitchen. All other mains services are connected.
Council Tax: Band D
Tenure: Freehold
Colourful climbing plants adorn the front elevation, with a planted bed adjoining the house containing pretty perennial plants. A paved setting alongside the entrance doorway offers a spot to sit and enjoy the views over the quintessential village green. The delightful rear courtyard garden features decorative pavers with timber-edged well-stocked borders to the boundaries filled with attractive flowering plants and shrubs. This delightful setting provides an outdoor sanctuary which can be accessed directly from the kitchen offering opportunities for al fresco dining and relaxation.
Walberswick is a famed, picturesque Suffolk coastal village, lauded for its sandy beach and delightful atmosphere. With amenities including a local convenience store, tea room, art gallery, two public houses and an excellent delicatessen, called The Black Dog. The sand dunes, beach and sea are a major attraction to sailors, windsurfers, swimmers and kite flyers, whilst the River Blyth not only offers essential crabbing opportunities but also provides access by a footbridge just upstream or by a small rowing boat/ferry to the historic town of Southwold. The town has a good range of leisure facilities and amenities including, golf club, bowls, yacht club, independent shops, pubs and restaurants, a hospital, library, primary school, medical and dental surgeries.
Communications links are excellent with the nearby A12 offering easy access to the A14 and the national motorway network as well as southwards to Ipswich, with train stations at Darsham, Halesworth and Saxmundham offering branch line trains to London Liverpool Street via Ipswich from just under two hours. Well regarded schools in the vicinity include St. Felix School, The Old School Henstead, Framlingham College and Woodbridge School.
Southwold on foot 1.3 miles and by car 8 miles, A12 3.6 miles, Darsham railway station 7.4 miles, Halesworth 8.8 miles, Aldeburgh 15.3 miles, Woodbridge 25 miles, Ipswich 32 miles.
The reception hall leads directly into the sitting room which features a fireplace with brick surround and timber lintel, and offers the warming ambience of a wood-burning stove. This bright room, which was formerly two rooms and has been opened up to provide a large, flexible space, has two windows to the front aspect and fitted cupboards and wall shelving offering display spaces and storage. Just beyond, the kitchen/breakfast room which has been thoughtfully extended, is filled with light courtesy of French doors and full-height windows which open to the rear garden offering a balance of the inside environment to the outside. Fitted with modern wall and base level cabinetry, topped with wood work surfaces, the kitchen features terracotta stone flooring and provides ample space for dining and entertaining.
A stairway, secreted behind a door in the sitting room, rises to the first floor accommodation where there are three bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobe storage, along with a fully-tiled shower room, which complements a cloakroom facility on the floor below. The elevated outlook from the first floor over the village-scape and surrounding coastal landscape can be enjoyed, particularly to the front elevation where there are views of the sea. The rear bedrooms have views over the River Blyth and over to Southwold beyond.
General
Local Authority: East Suffolk District Council
Services: Oil fired central heating. Underfloor heating to the kitchen. All other mains services are connected.
Council Tax: Band D
Tenure: Freehold
Colourful climbing plants adorn the front elevation, with a planted bed adjoining the house containing pretty perennial plants. A paved setting alongside the entrance doorway offers a spot to sit and enjoy the views over the quintessential village green. The delightful rear courtyard garden features decorative pavers with timber-edged well-stocked borders to the boundaries filled with attractive flowering plants and shrubs. This delightful setting provides an outdoor sanctuary which can be accessed directly from the kitchen offering opportunities for al fresco dining and relaxation.
Walberswick is a famed, picturesque Suffolk coastal village, lauded for its sandy beach and delightful atmosphere. With amenities including a local convenience store, tea room, art gallery, two public houses and an excellent delicatessen, called The Black Dog. The sand dunes, beach and sea are a major attraction to sailors, windsurfers, swimmers and kite flyers, whilst the River Blyth not only offers essential crabbing opportunities but also provides access by a footbridge just upstream or by a small rowing boat/ferry to the historic town of Southwold. The town has a good range of leisure facilities and amenities including, golf club, bowls, yacht club, independent shops, pubs and restaurants, a hospital, library, primary school, medical and dental surgeries.
Communications links are excellent with the nearby A12 offering easy access to the A14 and the national motorway network as well as southwards to Ipswich, with train stations at Darsham, Halesworth and Saxmundham offering branch line trains to London Liverpool Street via Ipswich from just under two hours. Well regarded schools in the vicinity include St. Felix School, The Old School Henstead, Framlingham College and Woodbridge School.
Southwold on foot 1.3 miles and by car 8 miles, A12 3.6 miles, Darsham railway station 7.4 miles, Halesworth 8.8 miles, Aldeburgh 15.3 miles, Woodbridge 25 miles, Ipswich 32 miles.
