House For Sale £360,000
A charming C16 timber-framed period cottage in one of the most sought-after villages in Suffolk. Formerly being the south Cross wing, naturally the property provides a wealth of character throughout and in brief comprises a sitting room with central fireplace with oak bressummer and herringbone brick hearth, with an additional study area. A fitted kitchen/breakfast room with double doors to the gardens is to the rear.
Upstairs provides access to two large double bedrooms, with exposed timbers and a family bathroom to serve both. The property has been well maintained and has benefit of a new oil boiler, oil tank and improvements to the kitchen.
Outside
To the front is readily available parking, situated in the quiet village scene of Kersey. To the rear offers a gravel driveway to a carport and additional car parking space and access into the easily maintained gardens.
Kersey is considered by many, to be one of the prettiest villages in Suffolk, consisting predominantly of period properties. A ford, known locally as ‘The Splash’, runs through the centre and the splendid Church of St Mary’s sits above, high on the hill. Village amenities include a popular primary school, a village hall (which is a venue for activities such as yoga/art classes) and the 14th century Kersey Bell pub. The market town of Hadleigh is a couple of miles away and offers a wide range of everyday amenities, including supermarkets and a leisure centre. For the commuter, there are main line stations approximately 10 miles distance, from Ipswich and Manningtree and 12 miles, from Colchester, into London Liverpool Street Station.
Upstairs provides access to two large double bedrooms, with exposed timbers and a family bathroom to serve both. The property has been well maintained and has benefit of a new oil boiler, oil tank and improvements to the kitchen.
Outside
To the front is readily available parking, situated in the quiet village scene of Kersey. To the rear offers a gravel driveway to a carport and additional car parking space and access into the easily maintained gardens.
Kersey is considered by many, to be one of the prettiest villages in Suffolk, consisting predominantly of period properties. A ford, known locally as ‘The Splash’, runs through the centre and the splendid Church of St Mary’s sits above, high on the hill. Village amenities include a popular primary school, a village hall (which is a venue for activities such as yoga/art classes) and the 14th century Kersey Bell pub. The market town of Hadleigh is a couple of miles away and offers a wide range of everyday amenities, including supermarkets and a leisure centre. For the commuter, there are main line stations approximately 10 miles distance, from Ipswich and Manningtree and 12 miles, from Colchester, into London Liverpool Street Station.
