House For Sale £250,000
A charming 3-bedroom semi-detached home, nestled in the heart of Ipswich with off road parking and a garage. Built in the 1920s, this property boasts exceptional entertaining space and a large sunny garden.
The Property - The living room, situated at the front of the house, offers a cozy and inviting space with a large window illuminating the room with natural light and perfectly complemented by a warm fireplace.
Behind, the dining room provides a generous space for hosting friends and family, with double doors that open up to the garden, inviting an abundance of light and offering a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience.
The kitchen is both practical and stylish, equipped with ample worktop space, modern appliances, and plenty of storage space. A contemporary bathroom is located on the ground floor towards the back of the house, featuring modern fixtures and a clean design.
Upstairs, the home continues to impress with three double bedrooms, each offering ample space and maintaining the property's 1920s charm.
The Outside - This garden features a large lawn, surrounded by mature trees, shrubs, and flowerbeds that provide privacy and a touch of nature. There's a patio close to the house for dining outdoors and a decked area designed for hosting gatherings. The garden is equipped with outdoor lighting to enhance usability in the evening. At the back, there's a workshop with electricity, suitable for various projects or extra storage. The garden is enclosed with panel fencing, ensuring privacy, and includes a gate for easy access to the garage and parking area. This setup offers a spacious and sunny, practical and private outdoor space suitable for a variety of activities.
The Area - Ipswich, nestled in Suffolk, blends historical charm with modern living.
With excellent transport links, residents have easy access to London and the East via rail and road, while local amenities such as shopping centres, supermarkets, and healthcare facilities ensure convenience.
The area is rich in culture and entertainment, boasting venues like the Ipswich Regent Theatre and an array of museums and galleries, alongside a vibrant waterfront filled with cafes and bars. Green spaces like Christchurch Park provide outdoor recreation, adding to the area's appeal. The education needs of the community are well-served by local schools and the University of Suffolk, making it a well-rounded place to live.
Further Information - Tenure: Freehold
Council: Ipswich Band: A
Gas, Sewage and Water Mains
Property Construction: Brick
The Property - The living room, situated at the front of the house, offers a cozy and inviting space with a large window illuminating the room with natural light and perfectly complemented by a warm fireplace.
Behind, the dining room provides a generous space for hosting friends and family, with double doors that open up to the garden, inviting an abundance of light and offering a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience.
The kitchen is both practical and stylish, equipped with ample worktop space, modern appliances, and plenty of storage space. A contemporary bathroom is located on the ground floor towards the back of the house, featuring modern fixtures and a clean design.
Upstairs, the home continues to impress with three double bedrooms, each offering ample space and maintaining the property's 1920s charm.
The Outside - This garden features a large lawn, surrounded by mature trees, shrubs, and flowerbeds that provide privacy and a touch of nature. There's a patio close to the house for dining outdoors and a decked area designed for hosting gatherings. The garden is equipped with outdoor lighting to enhance usability in the evening. At the back, there's a workshop with electricity, suitable for various projects or extra storage. The garden is enclosed with panel fencing, ensuring privacy, and includes a gate for easy access to the garage and parking area. This setup offers a spacious and sunny, practical and private outdoor space suitable for a variety of activities.
The Area - Ipswich, nestled in Suffolk, blends historical charm with modern living.
With excellent transport links, residents have easy access to London and the East via rail and road, while local amenities such as shopping centres, supermarkets, and healthcare facilities ensure convenience.
The area is rich in culture and entertainment, boasting venues like the Ipswich Regent Theatre and an array of museums and galleries, alongside a vibrant waterfront filled with cafes and bars. Green spaces like Christchurch Park provide outdoor recreation, adding to the area's appeal. The education needs of the community are well-served by local schools and the University of Suffolk, making it a well-rounded place to live.
Further Information - Tenure: Freehold
Council: Ipswich Band: A
Gas, Sewage and Water Mains
Property Construction: Brick
