House For Sale £190,000
This one bedroom house is perfect for those looking for a bolthole on the coast which can also be used as a holiday let for those looking to access an income stream.
Blyth Lodge is an impressive conversion of a former house of industry designed in 1764 by Thomas Fulcher an architect of note in East Anglia who also is known for his work in Beccles and Stowmarket. The layout was modified in 1836 and stands on an elevated position looking over the river valley.
There are impressive facilities with a pool and gym on site along with extensive communal grounds. The property is entered from a courtyard.
You step into a lobby offering plenty of space for coats and shoes. The main reception room is a pleasant space in which to spend time with generous ceiling heights and a window looking down the long drive. A set of hardwood stairs lead to the first floor with a cupboard set under for handy storage.
The kitchen is fitted with a shaker style range of base and eye level units finished in a light cream finish. There is a built-in oven and hob along with an integrated fridge freezer, washer dryer and dishwasher.
The bedroom is open plan and set on the first floor and has plenty of character due to the gable roof. A door leads to the bathroom which is fitted with a matched white suite with a tiled floor and splash-backs.
The property has access to its own private garden set in front of the lounge window and there is allocated parking in from of the garden with a further area of parking for visitors or extra vehicles.
Offered with no onward chain this is a great entry point for a home on the Heritage Coast set close to Southwold and Walberswick.
Blyth Lodge is an impressive conversion of a former house of industry designed in 1764 by Thomas Fulcher an architect of note in East Anglia who also is known for his work in Beccles and Stowmarket. The layout was modified in 1836 and stands on an elevated position looking over the river valley.
There are impressive facilities with a pool and gym on site along with extensive communal grounds. The property is entered from a courtyard.
You step into a lobby offering plenty of space for coats and shoes. The main reception room is a pleasant space in which to spend time with generous ceiling heights and a window looking down the long drive. A set of hardwood stairs lead to the first floor with a cupboard set under for handy storage.
The kitchen is fitted with a shaker style range of base and eye level units finished in a light cream finish. There is a built-in oven and hob along with an integrated fridge freezer, washer dryer and dishwasher.
The bedroom is open plan and set on the first floor and has plenty of character due to the gable roof. A door leads to the bathroom which is fitted with a matched white suite with a tiled floor and splash-backs.
The property has access to its own private garden set in front of the lounge window and there is allocated parking in from of the garden with a further area of parking for visitors or extra vehicles.
Offered with no onward chain this is a great entry point for a home on the Heritage Coast set close to Southwold and Walberswick.
