House For Sale £250,000
Understood to date back to the late 18th or early 19th Century, 5 Liston Lane is a charming mid-terrace cottage of traditional construction under a pitched and slate roofline. Generating a healthy income until recently as a long term rental property, the cottage would benefit from elements of redecotation both internally and externally. Benefiting from gas fired central heating the cottage offers generously proportioned accomodation including a large sitting room, fitted kitchen/dining room, two bedrooms and first floor bathroom. To the rear of the cottage is a pleasant south facing garden and a former outside privy (requiring refurbihment) gives an insight into a bygone era.
The cottage occupies a pleasant position in the centre of the village with views to the rear to a nearby open meadow,where it is understood that the remains of a Roman villa were discovered, and the area is now a scheduled monument under the protection Historic England.
Location
Located on the border of Suffolk and Essex, the historic village of Long Melford was a prosperous medieval wool town in the middle ages, the wealth of which is reflrcted in the high status of the fine timber framed residential architecture, Melford Hall, Kentwell Hall, and the the magnificent parish Church of Holy Trinity.
Today Long Melford has a triving comunity with an excellent range of everyday amenities including local butcher, bakery, supermarket, post office, doctors surgery, dentist, primary school, a number of tea rooms and craft shops, together with several historic village inns. The nearby market town of Sudbury offers a further range of schooling, shopping, recreational and cultural facilities together with a rail link via Marks Tey to London's Liverpool Street station.
This property is offered chain free
The cottage occupies a pleasant position in the centre of the village with views to the rear to a nearby open meadow,where it is understood that the remains of a Roman villa were discovered, and the area is now a scheduled monument under the protection Historic England.
Location
Located on the border of Suffolk and Essex, the historic village of Long Melford was a prosperous medieval wool town in the middle ages, the wealth of which is reflrcted in the high status of the fine timber framed residential architecture, Melford Hall, Kentwell Hall, and the the magnificent parish Church of Holy Trinity.
Today Long Melford has a triving comunity with an excellent range of everyday amenities including local butcher, bakery, supermarket, post office, doctors surgery, dentist, primary school, a number of tea rooms and craft shops, together with several historic village inns. The nearby market town of Sudbury offers a further range of schooling, shopping, recreational and cultural facilities together with a rail link via Marks Tey to London's Liverpool Street station.
This property is offered chain free
