House For Sale £650,000
Located in the heart of the popular village of Earl Soham lies this charming three / four bedroom detached cottage which we believe dates back to the 18th century, and has been extended over the years creating ample and versatile living accommodation. This magnificent family home provides wonderful far-reaching views across farmland from the rear and towards St. Mary’s Church from the front, and comes with gardens of approximately third of an acre (subject to survey). The cottage is full of period features including original fireplaces, exposed beams, and stable latch doors, and benefits from ample off-road parking, oil-red central heating, UPVC double glazing throughout, and engineered oak flooring where stated. As agents, we recommend the earliest possible internal viewing to appreciate the quality of accommodation on offer which comprises entrance hall, dining room, sitting room with multi-fuel stove, family room / office, kitchen / breakfast room, utility / cloakroom, first floor landing, master bedroom with en-suite shower room and access to bedroom four / dressing room, two further bedrooms, and family bathroom.
Earl Soham is a beautiful and traditional village lying in the heart of Suffolk’s gently undulating countryside. There are many interesting period houses and cottages in the village reflecting its long history and, in order to maintain the traditional look, much of the village has been designated a Conservation Area. For a relatively small village, Earl Soham enjoys some very fine facilities, shops and clubs, including a well utilised village hall, a beautiful 12th century Church, a popular primary school, very active tennis and bowls clubs, a newly formed allotment society, a brewery, a pub, a bed and breakfast, an excellent butcher and general store and a delicatessen and coffee shop.
Earl Soham also has a very active business centre with a thriving commercial community.
EPC Rating: E
Earl Soham is a beautiful and traditional village lying in the heart of Suffolk’s gently undulating countryside. There are many interesting period houses and cottages in the village reflecting its long history and, in order to maintain the traditional look, much of the village has been designated a Conservation Area. For a relatively small village, Earl Soham enjoys some very fine facilities, shops and clubs, including a well utilised village hall, a beautiful 12th century Church, a popular primary school, very active tennis and bowls clubs, a newly formed allotment society, a brewery, a pub, a bed and breakfast, an excellent butcher and general store and a delicatessen and coffee shop.
Earl Soham also has a very active business centre with a thriving commercial community.
EPC Rating: E
