House For Sale £825,000
A recently constructed and beautifully presented barn style home finished to a very high standard and specification, standing in an attractive setting on the outskirts of this picturesque village.
Reception hall, kitchen/breakfast/family room, sitting room, utility room, cloakroom and a master bedroom with dressing room & en-suite bathroom. First floor bedroom with en-suite shower room & walk-in wardrobe, two further bedrooms, a family bathroom and a mezzanine study.
Driveway and parking, double cartlodge and large garden.
THE PROPERTY
Saddleback Barn is a substantial, recently constructed barn style home, aesthetically incorporating the fine timber frame of the traditional Suffolk barn that occupied the plot. This impressive and characterful brand-new home boasts over 2700 sq ft of versatile living accommodation arranged over two floors. Presenting colour washed, brick and weather boarded elevations under plain and pan tiled roofs and has been constructed by the well-regarded developers Temple Property & Construction to a very high standard and specification to include air source heating, being underfloor on the ground floor and radiators to the first floor, flooring throughout to include wooden floorboards, fitted carpets and traditional solid wood ledged doors with Suffolk latches.
The well-appointed accommodation with category 6 cabling, enjoys many vaulted rooms and of particular note is the large and imposing vaulted sitting room measuring 25’ x 18’6 as well as the vaulted kitchen/breakfast/family room, over–looked by a mezzanine.
The spacious reception hall features a bespoke oak staircase leading to the first floor, oak floorboards and doors lead to the ground floor accommodation with a double aspect sitting room with 3x double doors leading to the gardens. The most impressive kitchen/breakfast/family room with a large glazed gable is fitted with a comprehensive range of units and features a twin butler sink, two tier larder unit, integrated appliances such as a double oven, hob with combined extractor, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and quartz work surfaces. A matching island has a quartz surface and breakfast bar with a range of units under. There are wooden floorboards, windows and bi-fold doors lead to the garden. The utility room is fitted with a butler sink, a range of units under quartz work surfaces and there is space for appliances, a brick floor, window and door to the rear garden. Continuing on the ground floor there is a cloakroom and a large bedroom with a rear aspect, door to garden and enjoys a dressing room and en-suite bathroom.
On the first floor, an impressive split level landing leads to three further bedrooms - one with an en-suite and walk-in wardrobe - a family bathroom and a mezzanine, ideal as a study area (balustrade to be fitted).
OUTSIDE
Saddleback Barn is approached over a driveway leading to a weather boarded double cartlodge garage with block paved parking in front. To the front of the property is an expansive terrace area leading to the front door and the good size rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn with a further paved terrace abutting the kitchen/breakfast/family room, which is also accessed from the sitting room and there is an integral garden store. The gardens are enclosed by a brick & flint wall, close boarded fencing and mature hedging.
LOCATION
Saddleback Barn occupies a prominent and attractive position on the outskirts of the village. Hoxne is often referred to as the prettiest village along the beautiful Waveney valley and is served by a shop and post office, the renowned ‘Swan Inn’ public house and restaurant, primary school and nursery. The village has a thriving community and is well placed for easy access to the small town of Eye, about 4 miles to the south-east, where there are more comprehensive facilities including a high school. The larger town of Diss lies about 5.5 miles north-west and offers an excellent range of amenities, shopping facilities and a good range of leisure facilities including a golf club. There is also a mainline railway station to London Liverpool Street taking approximately 90 minutes. The A140 trunk road lies about 3 miles to the west and provides access north to Norwich (18 miles) and south to the A14 and Ipswich (25 miles). Bury St Edmunds lies 25 miles to the south west.
Reception hall, kitchen/breakfast/family room, sitting room, utility room, cloakroom and a master bedroom with dressing room & en-suite bathroom. First floor bedroom with en-suite shower room & walk-in wardrobe, two further bedrooms, a family bathroom and a mezzanine study.
Driveway and parking, double cartlodge and large garden.
THE PROPERTY
Saddleback Barn is a substantial, recently constructed barn style home, aesthetically incorporating the fine timber frame of the traditional Suffolk barn that occupied the plot. This impressive and characterful brand-new home boasts over 2700 sq ft of versatile living accommodation arranged over two floors. Presenting colour washed, brick and weather boarded elevations under plain and pan tiled roofs and has been constructed by the well-regarded developers Temple Property & Construction to a very high standard and specification to include air source heating, being underfloor on the ground floor and radiators to the first floor, flooring throughout to include wooden floorboards, fitted carpets and traditional solid wood ledged doors with Suffolk latches.
The well-appointed accommodation with category 6 cabling, enjoys many vaulted rooms and of particular note is the large and imposing vaulted sitting room measuring 25’ x 18’6 as well as the vaulted kitchen/breakfast/family room, over–looked by a mezzanine.
The spacious reception hall features a bespoke oak staircase leading to the first floor, oak floorboards and doors lead to the ground floor accommodation with a double aspect sitting room with 3x double doors leading to the gardens. The most impressive kitchen/breakfast/family room with a large glazed gable is fitted with a comprehensive range of units and features a twin butler sink, two tier larder unit, integrated appliances such as a double oven, hob with combined extractor, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and quartz work surfaces. A matching island has a quartz surface and breakfast bar with a range of units under. There are wooden floorboards, windows and bi-fold doors lead to the garden. The utility room is fitted with a butler sink, a range of units under quartz work surfaces and there is space for appliances, a brick floor, window and door to the rear garden. Continuing on the ground floor there is a cloakroom and a large bedroom with a rear aspect, door to garden and enjoys a dressing room and en-suite bathroom.
On the first floor, an impressive split level landing leads to three further bedrooms - one with an en-suite and walk-in wardrobe - a family bathroom and a mezzanine, ideal as a study area (balustrade to be fitted).
OUTSIDE
Saddleback Barn is approached over a driveway leading to a weather boarded double cartlodge garage with block paved parking in front. To the front of the property is an expansive terrace area leading to the front door and the good size rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn with a further paved terrace abutting the kitchen/breakfast/family room, which is also accessed from the sitting room and there is an integral garden store. The gardens are enclosed by a brick & flint wall, close boarded fencing and mature hedging.
LOCATION
Saddleback Barn occupies a prominent and attractive position on the outskirts of the village. Hoxne is often referred to as the prettiest village along the beautiful Waveney valley and is served by a shop and post office, the renowned ‘Swan Inn’ public house and restaurant, primary school and nursery. The village has a thriving community and is well placed for easy access to the small town of Eye, about 4 miles to the south-east, where there are more comprehensive facilities including a high school. The larger town of Diss lies about 5.5 miles north-west and offers an excellent range of amenities, shopping facilities and a good range of leisure facilities including a golf club. There is also a mainline railway station to London Liverpool Street taking approximately 90 minutes. The A140 trunk road lies about 3 miles to the west and provides access north to Norwich (18 miles) and south to the A14 and Ipswich (25 miles). Bury St Edmunds lies 25 miles to the south west.
