House For Sale £850,000
Applewhite Barn is a beautifully converted barn with spacious, flexible accommodation throughout; with exposed timbers and open brickwork offering nods to the property's history. The barn also benefits from a fully self-contained annexe whigh has the potential to be re-incorporated back into the main footprint.
The main house provides immediate access to the spacious open plan kitchen and dining area with plenty of room for the family to gather. Through an open doorway is the study/playroom with a formal dining room adjacent. Further in, the sitting room is equipped with a set of french doors that opening onto a terrace with beautiful views over the gardens. The sitting room flows through into the drawing room featuring a brick-built fireplace fitted with a log burner. Beyond is a large family room, with sliding doors opening to the garden, offering further flexible accommodation.
To the first floor, one side of the galleried landing leads to the principal bedroom, which benefits from an en suite shower room, a second double bedroom and a family bathroom. To the other side there is currently one further large bedroom, which could easily be reinstated to form 2 bedrooms.
The annexe comprises a reception room, kitchen, a double bedroom and a bathroom. Useful as accommodation for guests or multi-generational living, the annexe also has easy access to the garden.
In all 0.43 of an acre.
Local Authority: Mid Suffolk District Council
Services: Oil fired central heating, mains water and electricity. Private drainage which we understand from our clients, does comply.
Council Tax: Band E
Tenure: Freehold
To the front of the property, a five-bar wooden gate opens onto a sweeping gravelled driveway with a turning circle and ample space for parking. Beautifully laid out and maintained, the rear gardens benefit from a paved terrace ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining. A gate leads through to a secluded area along gravel pathways, through a variety of mature trees, shrubs and hedgerows to a useful studio. Fully equipped with electricity, it makes an ideal space to work from home or create. Finally a shaded seating area offers an ideal spot to sit and enjoy the countryside views, alongside a large wildlife pond.
The property is positioned to the edge of the village of Old Newton, which benefits from a Village hall, various sports clubs, a post office, eatery and school. The village lies approximately 3.5 miles to the north of Stowmarket, which has an extensive range of shopping, including commercial and recreational facilities. The mainline railway station from Stowmarket has a journey time Liverpool Street of approx. 80 minutes. The A14 is about 4 miles away and connects with the country's motorway network. There are further excellent schools available in the area.
Stowmarket 3.4 miles, A14 3.3 miles, Ipswich 18.3 miles, Bury St. Edmunds 16.2 miles, Debenham 11 miles
The main house provides immediate access to the spacious open plan kitchen and dining area with plenty of room for the family to gather. Through an open doorway is the study/playroom with a formal dining room adjacent. Further in, the sitting room is equipped with a set of french doors that opening onto a terrace with beautiful views over the gardens. The sitting room flows through into the drawing room featuring a brick-built fireplace fitted with a log burner. Beyond is a large family room, with sliding doors opening to the garden, offering further flexible accommodation.
To the first floor, one side of the galleried landing leads to the principal bedroom, which benefits from an en suite shower room, a second double bedroom and a family bathroom. To the other side there is currently one further large bedroom, which could easily be reinstated to form 2 bedrooms.
The annexe comprises a reception room, kitchen, a double bedroom and a bathroom. Useful as accommodation for guests or multi-generational living, the annexe also has easy access to the garden.
In all 0.43 of an acre.
Local Authority: Mid Suffolk District Council
Services: Oil fired central heating, mains water and electricity. Private drainage which we understand from our clients, does comply.
Council Tax: Band E
Tenure: Freehold
To the front of the property, a five-bar wooden gate opens onto a sweeping gravelled driveway with a turning circle and ample space for parking. Beautifully laid out and maintained, the rear gardens benefit from a paved terrace ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining. A gate leads through to a secluded area along gravel pathways, through a variety of mature trees, shrubs and hedgerows to a useful studio. Fully equipped with electricity, it makes an ideal space to work from home or create. Finally a shaded seating area offers an ideal spot to sit and enjoy the countryside views, alongside a large wildlife pond.
The property is positioned to the edge of the village of Old Newton, which benefits from a Village hall, various sports clubs, a post office, eatery and school. The village lies approximately 3.5 miles to the north of Stowmarket, which has an extensive range of shopping, including commercial and recreational facilities. The mainline railway station from Stowmarket has a journey time Liverpool Street of approx. 80 minutes. The A14 is about 4 miles away and connects with the country's motorway network. There are further excellent schools available in the area.
Stowmarket 3.4 miles, A14 3.3 miles, Ipswich 18.3 miles, Bury St. Edmunds 16.2 miles, Debenham 11 miles
