House For Sale £495,000
Built in 2008 to a traditional design following local vernacular styling, the first impressions of Mews House from an external appraisal, with its steep pitched roofline and what appears to be a later front façade, that akin to the majority of the properties in the historic heart of Clare, Mews House has origins dating back several centuries. Providing stylish well-proportioned accommodation displaying a host of attractive characteristics, Mews House offers all of the comforts and convenience of modern 21st Century living, and an internal inspection is unreservedly recommended to appreciate the qualities of the home on offer. To the rear of the house the south facing garden has been landscaped for ease of maintenance with well stocked raised beds and an excellent alfresco dining area. A gateway provides access to the part covered private parking area which accommodates at least two cars.
Mews House occupies a super position in the historic core of the town within walking distance of the excellent range of everyday amenities Clare has to offer. Appearing in the Domesday book of 1086 as ‘Clara’ this picturesque former medieval market town possibly derives from the ‘clear’ nature of the Chiltern stream as it flowed through the town. Today Clare has a thriving community with a good range of facilities including supermarket, butchers, schooling, restaurants, historic inns, country park and the magnificent parish Church of St Peter & St Paul. The town sits on the south Suffolk border approximately fifteen miles south of Bury St Edmunds and the nearby market town of Sudbury provides a further range of amenities
Mews House occupies a super position in the historic core of the town within walking distance of the excellent range of everyday amenities Clare has to offer. Appearing in the Domesday book of 1086 as ‘Clara’ this picturesque former medieval market town possibly derives from the ‘clear’ nature of the Chiltern stream as it flowed through the town. Today Clare has a thriving community with a good range of facilities including supermarket, butchers, schooling, restaurants, historic inns, country park and the magnificent parish Church of St Peter & St Paul. The town sits on the south Suffolk border approximately fifteen miles south of Bury St Edmunds and the nearby market town of Sudbury provides a further range of amenities
