House For Sale £425,000
A beautiful small mews of just eight detached bungalows all benefitting from two parking spaces, gas central heating and a 10-year warranty.
Each bungalow uses a traditional building method and contemporary architecture to create energy efficient and low maintenance homes. Surrounded by open countryside yet close to amenities these bungalows are located in an ideal position.
The front door opens in a light and spacious hallway with doors leading to all rooms. The triple aspect open Plan sitting-kitchen-dining room is in excess of 32ft long and has bi-fold doors leading to the patio area. The kitchen is fitted with a generous range of contemporary styled base and eye level with fitted worktops over. Built-in appliances include four ring ceramic hob, eye level oven, extractor fan, washing machine and dishwasher, space for fridge/freezer, wall mounted gas fired boiler and a stylish vertical radiator.
The main bedroom which overlooks the garden has a modern end-suite shower room comprising vanity unit with WC and sink and a double shower cubicle. Completing the accommodation are the further two bedrooms and the bathroom, with WC, sink and bath.
The front of the property has small landscaped easy maintenance areas and a pathway leading to the front door, a block paved driveway and a gate leading to the rear garden which had a patio area and the rest is laid to lawn,
Location
Great Blakenham, which is located approximately 5 miles north west of Ipswich, offers easy access to a range of amenities including a Post Office, shopping facilities, a primary school and a secondary school in Claydon. There is a medieval church, St Mary's on Stowmarket Road which has undergone expansion over the past millennium and underwent restoration during the Victorian period. The Church graveyard has been closed for almost a century and the new Lawn Cemetery can be found on Chalk Hill Lane.The village pub the Chequers has been around for over 100 years and has been recently transformed again and can be found opposite the Church.
Ipswich Town is divided into various quarters, with central and the waterfront drawing the most footfall Central Ipswich is home to the town's retail shopping and the historic town square, the Cornhill. The waterfront is located south of the town centre on the bend of the River Orwell and is a picturesque setting housing the town's impressive marina. The waterfront was historically an industrial port but has since been transformed into a trendy area lined with high-rise apartment buildings, restaurants, bars and cafés. The waterfront is also home to one of the UK's newest universities, the University of Suffolk, which was formed in 2016.
For the commuter the A12/A14 are within easy reach. Ipswich station serves trains to Cambridge, Felixstowe, London Liverpool Street, Lowestoft, Norwich and Peterborough; it also serves other stations located on the Great Eastern Main Line, East Suffolk Line, Ipswich to Ely Line and Felixstowe Branch Line. Derby Road station serves Felixstowe, Trimley and Ipswich; Westerfield station serves stations on the East Suffolk Line to Lowestoft.
Directions
Please use postcode IP6 0NA which will take you to Hood Drive follow the road round where the site will be located.
Important Information
Council Tax Band - to be assessed
Services - We understand that all properties will be connected to mains water, drainage, gas and electricity
Tenure - Freehold
EPC rating - to be assessed
Our ref - RJH
The information provided within this brochure is intended to be a general indication of the proposed development. Floor layouts and site plans have been provided to Fenn Wright in good faith, any measurements have been taken from drawings provided by the client. The client operates a policy of continuous improvement and therefore reserves to the right to alter or change any part of the development specification at any time. These properties are offered subject to available and all illustrations are indicative only.
Each bungalow uses a traditional building method and contemporary architecture to create energy efficient and low maintenance homes. Surrounded by open countryside yet close to amenities these bungalows are located in an ideal position.
The front door opens in a light and spacious hallway with doors leading to all rooms. The triple aspect open Plan sitting-kitchen-dining room is in excess of 32ft long and has bi-fold doors leading to the patio area. The kitchen is fitted with a generous range of contemporary styled base and eye level with fitted worktops over. Built-in appliances include four ring ceramic hob, eye level oven, extractor fan, washing machine and dishwasher, space for fridge/freezer, wall mounted gas fired boiler and a stylish vertical radiator.
The main bedroom which overlooks the garden has a modern end-suite shower room comprising vanity unit with WC and sink and a double shower cubicle. Completing the accommodation are the further two bedrooms and the bathroom, with WC, sink and bath.
The front of the property has small landscaped easy maintenance areas and a pathway leading to the front door, a block paved driveway and a gate leading to the rear garden which had a patio area and the rest is laid to lawn,
Location
Great Blakenham, which is located approximately 5 miles north west of Ipswich, offers easy access to a range of amenities including a Post Office, shopping facilities, a primary school and a secondary school in Claydon. There is a medieval church, St Mary's on Stowmarket Road which has undergone expansion over the past millennium and underwent restoration during the Victorian period. The Church graveyard has been closed for almost a century and the new Lawn Cemetery can be found on Chalk Hill Lane.The village pub the Chequers has been around for over 100 years and has been recently transformed again and can be found opposite the Church.
Ipswich Town is divided into various quarters, with central and the waterfront drawing the most footfall Central Ipswich is home to the town's retail shopping and the historic town square, the Cornhill. The waterfront is located south of the town centre on the bend of the River Orwell and is a picturesque setting housing the town's impressive marina. The waterfront was historically an industrial port but has since been transformed into a trendy area lined with high-rise apartment buildings, restaurants, bars and cafés. The waterfront is also home to one of the UK's newest universities, the University of Suffolk, which was formed in 2016.
For the commuter the A12/A14 are within easy reach. Ipswich station serves trains to Cambridge, Felixstowe, London Liverpool Street, Lowestoft, Norwich and Peterborough; it also serves other stations located on the Great Eastern Main Line, East Suffolk Line, Ipswich to Ely Line and Felixstowe Branch Line. Derby Road station serves Felixstowe, Trimley and Ipswich; Westerfield station serves stations on the East Suffolk Line to Lowestoft.
Directions
Please use postcode IP6 0NA which will take you to Hood Drive follow the road round where the site will be located.
Important Information
Council Tax Band - to be assessed
Services - We understand that all properties will be connected to mains water, drainage, gas and electricity
Tenure - Freehold
EPC rating - to be assessed
Our ref - RJH
The information provided within this brochure is intended to be a general indication of the proposed development. Floor layouts and site plans have been provided to Fenn Wright in good faith, any measurements have been taken from drawings provided by the client. The client operates a policy of continuous improvement and therefore reserves to the right to alter or change any part of the development specification at any time. These properties are offered subject to available and all illustrations are indicative only.
