House For Sale £475,000
Estimated to date back to the 19th Century and of attractive brick & flint construction with part rendered elevations under a pitched and slate roofline, Meadow Cottage was originally built as part of ‘The Windmill’ which formally stood proudly at the top of the hill on the periphery of the village. In recent years, Meadow Cottage together with the adjacent buildings have been converted for residential occupation. Benefiting from gas fired central heating together with sealed unit UPVC double glazing, the property offers: Entrance Hall, open plan living room/kitchen, three bedrooms (one with ensuite) and bathroom. There is off road parking for two cars and to the rear is a south facing enclosed garden.
Approached over a shared access gravel driveway, Meadow Cottage stands pleasantly back from the road on the edge of the village.
Once described as the wealthiest town in England and unquestionably the best-preserved medieval village in the country Lavenham was a prosperous wool town in the Middle Ages, the wealth of which is reflected in the high status of the fine timber framed architecture. Set within undulating Suffolk countryside and presided over by one of England’s finest parish churches, Lavenham has a thriving community enjoying local amenities including village stores, bakery, chemist, two supermarkets, doctors surgery, 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.
Approached over a shared access gravel driveway, Meadow Cottage stands pleasantly back from the road on the edge of the village.
Once described as the wealthiest town in England and unquestionably the best-preserved medieval village in the country Lavenham was a prosperous wool town in the Middle Ages, the wealth of which is reflected in the high status of the fine timber framed architecture. Set within undulating Suffolk countryside and presided over by one of England’s finest parish churches, Lavenham has a thriving community enjoying local amenities including village stores, bakery, chemist, two supermarkets, doctors surgery, 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.
