House For Sale £350,000
A recently refurbished Victorian townhouse with accommodation arranged over three floors, within the centre of Long Melford.
Entrance door, living room, kitchen/dining room, bathroom and utility/rear lobby. Two first floor bedrooms. Second floor bedroom with an en-suite. Rear garden.
THE PROPERTY
The property has benefited from a completely sympathetic renovation which provides characterful living with modern day benefits. The property which extends to over 900 sq ft (84 sq. m) comprises; sitting room with inset log burning stove, flooded with natural light owed to the large sash windows, a recently fitted kitchen/dining room with generous ceiling heights, with a rear lobby/bar/utility room and downstairs family bathroom. Stairs lead from the dining room to the first floor which has two double bedrooms. On the second floor there is a large double bedroom with elevated views over rolling countryside, with an adjacent en-suite.
OUTSIDE
The garden forms a further important feature, with shrub borders, flower beds and laid lawn, with an alfresco dining area, under a pergola, perfect for evening entertainment.
LOCATION
Long Melford is frequently voted amongst the top 20 most sought-after villages in England and Wales. There is an excellent range of shops, restaurants, pubs, a doctors’ surgery, a primary school, hotels and two Tudor mansions - Kentwell Hall and Melford Hall – both of which are open to the public. The market town of Sudbury provides a rail link to London’s Liverpool Street via Marks Tey (about 80 minutes). Alternatively, there is a mainline service from Colchester with fast and regular trains taking about 48 minutes. The historic market town of Bury St Edmunds lies 10 miles to the north and offers an excellent range of amenities with schooling in the private and public sectors, extensive shopping facilities and a good range of leisure facilities including health clubs, swimming pools and golf clubs. There are numerous high-quality restaurants and cultural amenities including the impressive Georgian Theatre Royal and the Abbey Gardens.
DIRECTIONS
From Bury St Edmunds proceed in a southerly direction on the A134 towards Long Melford. Take the right exit onto the A1092 for Long Melford and Clare. Proceed into Long Melford and just after passing The Crown public house and restaurant on your right, No.5 Chestnut Terrace will be found on your left. ///boil.blush.riverside
PROPERTY INFORMATION
Services mains water, electricity, gas and drainage.
Local Authority Babergh District Council
Council Tax Bands B
Tenure Freehold
Broadband Ofcom states speeds available of up to 80Mbps
Mobile Signal/Coverage Yes
Viewing Only by appointment with the sole agents Jackson-Stops. Tel.[use Contact Agent Button]
NB 5 Chestnut Terrace was formerly an Airbnb and over a 12-month period, the gross rental income was £21,085.56 for its first year. Contact us for further details if you are looking for an investment opportunity.
Entrance door, living room, kitchen/dining room, bathroom and utility/rear lobby. Two first floor bedrooms. Second floor bedroom with an en-suite. Rear garden.
THE PROPERTY
The property has benefited from a completely sympathetic renovation which provides characterful living with modern day benefits. The property which extends to over 900 sq ft (84 sq. m) comprises; sitting room with inset log burning stove, flooded with natural light owed to the large sash windows, a recently fitted kitchen/dining room with generous ceiling heights, with a rear lobby/bar/utility room and downstairs family bathroom. Stairs lead from the dining room to the first floor which has two double bedrooms. On the second floor there is a large double bedroom with elevated views over rolling countryside, with an adjacent en-suite.
OUTSIDE
The garden forms a further important feature, with shrub borders, flower beds and laid lawn, with an alfresco dining area, under a pergola, perfect for evening entertainment.
LOCATION
Long Melford is frequently voted amongst the top 20 most sought-after villages in England and Wales. There is an excellent range of shops, restaurants, pubs, a doctors’ surgery, a primary school, hotels and two Tudor mansions - Kentwell Hall and Melford Hall – both of which are open to the public. The market town of Sudbury provides a rail link to London’s Liverpool Street via Marks Tey (about 80 minutes). Alternatively, there is a mainline service from Colchester with fast and regular trains taking about 48 minutes. The historic market town of Bury St Edmunds lies 10 miles to the north and offers an excellent range of amenities with schooling in the private and public sectors, extensive shopping facilities and a good range of leisure facilities including health clubs, swimming pools and golf clubs. There are numerous high-quality restaurants and cultural amenities including the impressive Georgian Theatre Royal and the Abbey Gardens.
DIRECTIONS
From Bury St Edmunds proceed in a southerly direction on the A134 towards Long Melford. Take the right exit onto the A1092 for Long Melford and Clare. Proceed into Long Melford and just after passing The Crown public house and restaurant on your right, No.5 Chestnut Terrace will be found on your left. ///boil.blush.riverside
PROPERTY INFORMATION
Services mains water, electricity, gas and drainage.
Local Authority Babergh District Council
Council Tax Bands B
Tenure Freehold
Broadband Ofcom states speeds available of up to 80Mbps
Mobile Signal/Coverage Yes
Viewing Only by appointment with the sole agents Jackson-Stops. Tel.[use Contact Agent Button]
NB 5 Chestnut Terrace was formerly an Airbnb and over a 12-month period, the gross rental income was £21,085.56 for its first year. Contact us for further details if you are looking for an investment opportunity.
