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An impressive oak front door leads to a large pamment tiled entrance hall giving access to the main accommodation, as well as the garden and integrated garage. A second tiled inner hall flows through to the rear kitchen which is double-aspect overlooking the garden, and fitted with traditional wooden fronted cottage-style array of both wall and base units within which is a one -and-a-half stainless-steel sink, with space and plumbing for washing machine, fridge-freezer and space for freestanding oven with hood above. There is a separate boiler cupboard with slatted shelving and larder cupboard.
Going through the dining room overlooking The Green at the front, with a large impressive inglenook fireplace, gives you access through to the main sitting room with its polished teak parquet flooring, with another large impressive inglenook fireplace, this one with an additional copper hood. This double-aspect room overlooks both the front garden and The Green beyond, as well as having access out to the garden to the rear. Completing the ground-floor is a downstairs shower room with a white suite of wall-hung basin, WC, and fully tiled shower cabinet with electric adjustable head fitted shower.
A staircase from the sitting room leads to a central corridor landing, with a built-in wardrobe cupboard. There are two large double bedrooms, one with built-in wardrobe storage cupboards and exposed brick work and bricked chimney stack, and a further single third bedroom, all of which have use of the central bathroom with its matching white suite of pedestal basin, WC, bath with shower screen and electric adjustable head shower above, and appropriate tiling. In addition to which, there is an airing cupboard and impressive exposed brick chimney breast.
Throughout the property there are many period features, including chestnut doors with black Suffolk latches, exposed ceiling and wall timbers, large former inglenook fireplaces with brick hearth and cheeks with impressive bressummer beams above, and double-glazed leaded light windows.
Outside
There is a block paved driveway which leads to an integrated single garage with electric up-and-over door, and courtesy door to the rear. The remainder of the front is a cottage style garden with fenced boundary, lawn, and rose and lavender borders.
To the rear of the property, immediately behind the sitting room, is a paved terrace overlooking the rear garden, with pathways to and from the other entrances, centralised lawn and established tendered border beds and rose bushes.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil-fired central heating to radiators
Council Tax West Suffolk Band E
Ofcom state Superfast broadband is available
Ofcom state mobile phone signal limited
EPC E rating
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Description
Charming period cottage overlooking the village green. No chain.An impressive oak front door leads to a large pamment tiled entrance hall giving access to the main accommodation, as well as the garden and integrated garage. A second tiled inner hall flows through to the rear kitchen which is double-aspect overlooking the garden, and fitted with traditional wooden fronted cottage-style array of both wall and base units within which is a one -and-a-half stainless-steel sink, with space and plumbing for washing machine, fridge-freezer and space for freestanding oven with hood above. There is a separate boiler cupboard with slatted shelving and larder cupboard.
Going through the dining room overlooking The Green at the front, with a large impressive inglenook fireplace, gives you access through to the main sitting room with its polished teak parquet flooring, with another large impressive inglenook fireplace, this one with an additional copper hood. This double-aspect room overlooks both the front garden and The Green beyond, as well as having access out to the garden to the rear. Completing the ground-floor is a downstairs shower room with a white suite of wall-hung basin, WC, and fully tiled shower cabinet with electric adjustable head fitted shower.
A staircase from the sitting room leads to a central corridor landing, with a built-in wardrobe cupboard. There are two large double bedrooms, one with built-in wardrobe storage cupboards and exposed brick work and bricked chimney stack, and a further single third bedroom, all of which have use of the central bathroom with its matching white suite of pedestal basin, WC, bath with shower screen and electric adjustable head shower above, and appropriate tiling. In addition to which, there is an airing cupboard and impressive exposed brick chimney breast.
Throughout the property there are many period features, including chestnut doors with black Suffolk latches, exposed ceiling and wall timbers, large former inglenook fireplaces with brick hearth and cheeks with impressive bressummer beams above, and double-glazed leaded light windows.
Outside
There is a block paved driveway which leads to an integrated single garage with electric up-and-over door, and courtesy door to the rear. The remainder of the front is a cottage style garden with fenced boundary, lawn, and rose and lavender borders.
To the rear of the property, immediately behind the sitting room, is a paved terrace overlooking the rear garden, with pathways to and from the other entrances, centralised lawn and established tendered border beds and rose bushes.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil-fired central heating to radiators
Council Tax West Suffolk Band E
Ofcom state Superfast broadband is available
Ofcom state mobile phone signal limited
EPC E rating
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