House For Sale £539,500
DESCRIPTION
Recently the subject some refurbishments but retaining a number of the characteristics from its original build approximately fifty years ago, Withindale Cottage is of traditional brick construction under a pitched and tiled roofline, Provides generous well-proportioned single storey accommodation and benefitting from gas fired central heating, the bungalow includes a large sitting room with feature brickwork and fireplace, generous kitchen /dining room, three bedrooms, (the master with en-suite shower room) and family bathroom.
Outside
The property is approached over a block paved driveway with ample parking and leading to the detached double garage. The bungalow is fronted by an area of lawn, together with stocked shrub borders and a path leads through to the rear providing access to the west facing terrace and remaining gardens. The extensive rear garden land is mainly laid to lawn and benefits from a south and western orientation.
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 reflected in much 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, doctor's 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.
Recently the subject some refurbishments but retaining a number of the characteristics from its original build approximately fifty years ago, Withindale Cottage is of traditional brick construction under a pitched and tiled roofline, Provides generous well-proportioned single storey accommodation and benefitting from gas fired central heating, the bungalow includes a large sitting room with feature brickwork and fireplace, generous kitchen /dining room, three bedrooms, (the master with en-suite shower room) and family bathroom.
Outside
The property is approached over a block paved driveway with ample parking and leading to the detached double garage. The bungalow is fronted by an area of lawn, together with stocked shrub borders and a path leads through to the rear providing access to the west facing terrace and remaining gardens. The extensive rear garden land is mainly laid to lawn and benefits from a south and western orientation.
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 reflected in much 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, doctor's 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.
