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The Beat is one of four quarter houses formed from the outstanding and sensitive conversion of the Grade II listed Robert Peel House, which was originally the 1890s police station. The building has been fully refurbished to the highest standards and traditionally styled, offering superb living accommodation in the heart of this vibrant and well served village, with a selection of local shops, pubs, takeaways, two schools, doctor’s surgery, library, and large village hall.
This fine one-bedroom home occupies the western corner to Robert Peel House, comprising entrance hall with access to bedroom, bathroom and storage cupboard, ascending to the first floor on a wide staircase to a well-arranged kitchen/dining area, with open-plan access to the living room. Large aspect sash windows with secondary glazing, and the addition of a large Velux roof window provide superb natural light to the entire area.
The refurbishment has included complete re-wiring, re-plumbing, upgraded insulation, refurbishment of original features including windows, all external repairs and reroofing.
Each property reflects both the history of the building and the careful use of materials and colour palate helps complement today’s modern home expectations. The combination of Shaker-style kitchens, traditionally-styled bathrooms, en suites with handmade tiling, all make this building a comfortable place to call home. The accommodation briefly comprises:
RECEPTION HALL with limestone flooring, including matwell, has a large walk-in cupboard 5’10” x 4’.
GROUND FLOOR BEDROOM 18’5” x 11’
BATHROOM with panelled bath with mixer tap and rain shower attachment above, and shower screen, back-to-the-wall low-level WC, wall hung basin with oak shelf above, illuminated mirror, splashback and heated towel rail. Washing machine cupboard with plumbing and waste.
SITTING ROOM 18’5” x 10’4” with a central ornamental period fireplace with surround, grate and storage cupboards either side with additional Velux window.
KITCHEN/DINER 18’ x 7’5” widening to 11’ with an engineered oak floor. Fitted Shaker-style kitchen units with oak work surfaces with inset stainless-steel sink, a 4-burner AEG hob with extractor hood above, built-in dishwasher, fridge freezer and stainless-steel AEG steam oven, separate microwave and grill.
OUTSIDE it should be noted that there is one allocated parking space included.
• Leasehold – 999 year lease
• Share of freehold
• £100 pa fixed ground rent
• Service charge - £850 pa to include building maintenance, insurance and shared drive.
• Council Tax – TBC
• Water, electricity and gas connected
• Gas-fired heating
• Underfloor heating to the bathroom
• 10-year warranty
• Secondary double-glazing
• Gated parking
• Fitted carpets in the bedroom, sitting room and staircase Back to listing
Full details for 1 Bedroom Semi-Detached For Sale in Bury St Edmunds
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Description
A unique and arresting historic property in the thriving village high street. Fully refurbished to the highest standard with parking space. One of four beautifully designed new quarter homes.The Beat is one of four quarter houses formed from the outstanding and sensitive conversion of the Grade II listed Robert Peel House, which was originally the 1890s police station. The building has been fully refurbished to the highest standards and traditionally styled, offering superb living accommodation in the heart of this vibrant and well served village, with a selection of local shops, pubs, takeaways, two schools, doctor’s surgery, library, and large village hall.
This fine one-bedroom home occupies the western corner to Robert Peel House, comprising entrance hall with access to bedroom, bathroom and storage cupboard, ascending to the first floor on a wide staircase to a well-arranged kitchen/dining area, with open-plan access to the living room. Large aspect sash windows with secondary glazing, and the addition of a large Velux roof window provide superb natural light to the entire area.
The refurbishment has included complete re-wiring, re-plumbing, upgraded insulation, refurbishment of original features including windows, all external repairs and reroofing.
Each property reflects both the history of the building and the careful use of materials and colour palate helps complement today’s modern home expectations. The combination of Shaker-style kitchens, traditionally-styled bathrooms, en suites with handmade tiling, all make this building a comfortable place to call home. The accommodation briefly comprises:
RECEPTION HALL with limestone flooring, including matwell, has a large walk-in cupboard 5’10” x 4’.
GROUND FLOOR BEDROOM 18’5” x 11’
BATHROOM with panelled bath with mixer tap and rain shower attachment above, and shower screen, back-to-the-wall low-level WC, wall hung basin with oak shelf above, illuminated mirror, splashback and heated towel rail. Washing machine cupboard with plumbing and waste.
SITTING ROOM 18’5” x 10’4” with a central ornamental period fireplace with surround, grate and storage cupboards either side with additional Velux window.
KITCHEN/DINER 18’ x 7’5” widening to 11’ with an engineered oak floor. Fitted Shaker-style kitchen units with oak work surfaces with inset stainless-steel sink, a 4-burner AEG hob with extractor hood above, built-in dishwasher, fridge freezer and stainless-steel AEG steam oven, separate microwave and grill.
OUTSIDE it should be noted that there is one allocated parking space included.
• Leasehold – 999 year lease
• Share of freehold
• £100 pa fixed ground rent
• Service charge - £850 pa to include building maintenance, insurance and shared drive.
• Council Tax – TBC
• Water, electricity and gas connected
• Gas-fired heating
• Underfloor heating to the bathroom
• 10-year warranty
• Secondary double-glazing
• Gated parking
• Fitted carpets in the bedroom, sitting room and staircase Back to listing
