House For Sale £475,000
Dating back to the 16th Century and justifiably Listed Grade II as being of specific architectural or historical interest, Box Cottage is a superb example of high-status vernacular styling with a magnificent jettied timber frame demonstrating the wealth and status of the original owner. Box Cottage provides an exceptional home of great charm and character, with the mid-20th Century extension to the rear successfully combining the historic charm of the house with the modern convenience of today’s lifestyle. Displaying a host of period features and attractive characteristics, an internal inspection is unreservedly recommended to appreciate the qualities of the home within.
Box Cottage occupies a pleasant, slightly elevated position on Prentice Street with a generous size enclosed garden to the rear, laid predominantly to lawn with a paved terrace and delightful octagonal summerhouse. By kind permission of the neighbour, there is pedestrian access for occasional use along the drive and through a gate into the garden.
With its fortunes arising from the wool trade in the 15th and 16th Centuries, Lavenham is often referred to as England’s finest preserved medieval village. With a magnificent parish church and an excellent range of everyday shopping amenities together with historic village inns, Lavenham has a thriving community and is well placed for access to the nearby market towns of Sudbury, Bury St Edmunds and Hadleigh.
Freehold
It is understood that mains water, drainage and gas are connected
Gas fired central heating to radiators
Babergh District Council Council Tax: Band F
Viewing: By appointment with Carter Jonas T:[use Contact Agent Button]
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Box Cottage occupies a pleasant, slightly elevated position on Prentice Street with a generous size enclosed garden to the rear, laid predominantly to lawn with a paved terrace and delightful octagonal summerhouse. By kind permission of the neighbour, there is pedestrian access for occasional use along the drive and through a gate into the garden.
With its fortunes arising from the wool trade in the 15th and 16th Centuries, Lavenham is often referred to as England’s finest preserved medieval village. With a magnificent parish church and an excellent range of everyday shopping amenities together with historic village inns, Lavenham has a thriving community and is well placed for access to the nearby market towns of Sudbury, Bury St Edmunds and Hadleigh.
Freehold
It is understood that mains water, drainage and gas are connected
Gas fired central heating to radiators
Babergh District Council Council Tax: Band F
Viewing: By appointment with Carter Jonas T:[use Contact Agent Button]
What3Words: ///locals.rates.truffles
