House For Sale £350,000
Palmer & Partners are delighted to present to the market this beautifully presented three bedroom mid terrace house, which forms part of the Edwardian Old Grammar School conversion in Leiston, and benefits from two allocated parking spaces, south-facing front garden, and gas fired central heating. The property is being sold with no onward chain and comes with some lovely features including original windows and high ceilings, and would make an ideal family or holiday home, or investment purchase. As agents, we recommend the earliest possible internal viewing to appreciate the quality of accommodation on offer which comprises open plan lounge / dining room which opens through to a modern and fully integrated kitchen with feature lightbox; inner lobby; two ground floor bedrooms, both of which have French doors opening out to the front garden; stylish family bathroom; and on the first floor is the master bedroom with stylish en-suite shower room.
Leiston is found a short drive inland from Suffolk’s Heritage Coast between Thorpeness and Aldeburgh. Home to the Long Shop Museum, Leiston has a good range of shops and amenities for all ages including a Co-op supermarket, chemists, hardware stores, a post office, bank and building societies, doctors and dentist surgeries, vets, library, sports centre, cinema and recreational parks as well as a good selection of pubs and fast food takeaways. The town is served by a regular bus service to outlying villages and beyond and with Saxmundham’s railway station only four miles away, Ipswich and London are easily accessible.
Council tax band: C
EPC Rating: C
Leiston is found a short drive inland from Suffolk’s Heritage Coast between Thorpeness and Aldeburgh. Home to the Long Shop Museum, Leiston has a good range of shops and amenities for all ages including a Co-op supermarket, chemists, hardware stores, a post office, bank and building societies, doctors and dentist surgeries, vets, library, sports centre, cinema and recreational parks as well as a good selection of pubs and fast food takeaways. The town is served by a regular bus service to outlying villages and beyond and with Saxmundham’s railway station only four miles away, Ipswich and London are easily accessible.
Council tax band: C
EPC Rating: C
