House For Sale £285,000
An attractive period cottage requiring renovation, situated in an enviable location on the village green of Beyton, close to Bury St Edmunds. Not for the faint hearted, but a rewarding and rare opportunity. Viewings strictly by appointment.
The Property (1,088ft2)
Situated on Beyton Green, Rose Cottage is an attractive cottage built of traditional construction with red-brick elevations underneath a tiled roofline.
The property has been a second home for some time, and whilst much-loved and enjoyed, it has fallen into disrepair over the years and is now in need of considerable attention, albeit the a lovely feel remains, together with many notable features to include sash windows, latch doors and open fireplaces.
Arranged over two floors, the property presently comprises a dining room/hall with original brick floors and fireplace, a double aspect sitting room with timber floors and an attractive tiled fireplace. The kitchen is traditionally fitted, with doors to the garden and access to a further room which could serve as a study or separate dining room. Adjacent to the staircase is a ground-floor bathroom.
On the first floor is a small landing, with two generous bedrooms to the front, a box/eaves room and bathroom.
Outside
The garden to the front is enclosed by picket fencing, with a variety of mature shrubs and trees, together with a glazed ‘lean to’. The rear garden has been partly cleared, and appears to have more room than is initially apparent, with a brick shed and a large ‘store room’ which is integrated into the house.
Whilst we are not aware of any parking designated for the cottage, there is an historic details relating to a sale in 1972 by auction, stating “…a pair of double doors to vehicular access over the corner of the green to School Road…” and the double gates remain in place wide enough for a small car.
Services
Mains water, drainage and electricity.
Location
Beyton is a well-served village approximately five miles from Bury St Edmunds and offers a range of facilities including a Sixth Form College, two public houses and church whilst neighbouring village Thurston offers further facilities to include a community college. There is easy access to the A14 leading to the A11 (M11) and the mainline station of Stowmarket offers fast and regular services to London Liverpool Street, taking approximately 80 minutes.
Viewings strictly by appointment.
The Property (1,088ft2)
Situated on Beyton Green, Rose Cottage is an attractive cottage built of traditional construction with red-brick elevations underneath a tiled roofline.
The property has been a second home for some time, and whilst much-loved and enjoyed, it has fallen into disrepair over the years and is now in need of considerable attention, albeit the a lovely feel remains, together with many notable features to include sash windows, latch doors and open fireplaces.
Arranged over two floors, the property presently comprises a dining room/hall with original brick floors and fireplace, a double aspect sitting room with timber floors and an attractive tiled fireplace. The kitchen is traditionally fitted, with doors to the garden and access to a further room which could serve as a study or separate dining room. Adjacent to the staircase is a ground-floor bathroom.
On the first floor is a small landing, with two generous bedrooms to the front, a box/eaves room and bathroom.
Outside
The garden to the front is enclosed by picket fencing, with a variety of mature shrubs and trees, together with a glazed ‘lean to’. The rear garden has been partly cleared, and appears to have more room than is initially apparent, with a brick shed and a large ‘store room’ which is integrated into the house.
Whilst we are not aware of any parking designated for the cottage, there is an historic details relating to a sale in 1972 by auction, stating “…a pair of double doors to vehicular access over the corner of the green to School Road…” and the double gates remain in place wide enough for a small car.
Services
Mains water, drainage and electricity.
Location
Beyton is a well-served village approximately five miles from Bury St Edmunds and offers a range of facilities including a Sixth Form College, two public houses and church whilst neighbouring village Thurston offers further facilities to include a community college. There is easy access to the A14 leading to the A11 (M11) and the mainline station of Stowmarket offers fast and regular services to London Liverpool Street, taking approximately 80 minutes.
Viewings strictly by appointment.
