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No 56 is a fine timber framed cottage in the heart of the medieval grid conservation area and the towns permit parking scheme. This traditional town house offers great three-storey living with two good receptions, a cloakroom. On the first-floor there are two bedrooms and a bathroom, plus a large attic bedroom. The garden is a particular feature, walled with a lovely south-facing aspect. briefly the accommodation comprises;
RECEPTION HALL with high timbered ceiling, and understairs storage cupboard.
CLOAKROOM with low-level WC and wash basin.
SITTING ROOM with an elegant Georgian sash window overlooking the Unitarian Chapel and Churchgate Street, a high ceiling with timbers, an open fireplace with moulded pine surround, brick hearth and chimney breast.
GARDEN ROOM double-aspect room with oriel window overlooking the rear garden, door to outside.
KITCHEN with fitted wall and base kitchen units, with worksurface inset with stainless-steel sink and drainer unit, space for cooker, space and plumbing for washing machine, open fireplace with moulded pine fire surround and mantelpiece over, gas central heating boiler.
FIRST-FLOOR
BEDROOM ONE with moulded cast-iron fire grate with mantelpiece over, walk-in wardrobe cupboard.
BATHROOM with three-quarter sized bath, extensive tiling with shower unit over, vanity unit inset with wash hand basin, and low-level WC.
BEDROOM TWO exposed beams, cast-iron fire grate with mantelpiece over.
SECOND-FLOOR
BEDROOM THREE into the eaves, with a fabulous roof top views across to the Unitarian Chapel, storage cupboard and built-in wardrobe.
OUTSIDE
To the rear is a charming south-facing walled garden with small brick terrace and pathway meandering to a small store at the end of the garden
GENERAL INFORMATION
Mains water, drainage, gas and electricity.
Grade II listed and conservation area
Council Tax West Suffolk Band C - £1,855 pa
Residents Permit Parking: Zone D
Ofcom state Superfast broadband is available
Ofcom state all mobile providers likely
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Description
Town house in the heart of the medieval grid with 3 good bedrooms 2 receptions and a private walled garden.No 56 is a fine timber framed cottage in the heart of the medieval grid conservation area and the towns permit parking scheme. This traditional town house offers great three-storey living with two good receptions, a cloakroom. On the first-floor there are two bedrooms and a bathroom, plus a large attic bedroom. The garden is a particular feature, walled with a lovely south-facing aspect. briefly the accommodation comprises;
RECEPTION HALL with high timbered ceiling, and understairs storage cupboard.
CLOAKROOM with low-level WC and wash basin.
SITTING ROOM with an elegant Georgian sash window overlooking the Unitarian Chapel and Churchgate Street, a high ceiling with timbers, an open fireplace with moulded pine surround, brick hearth and chimney breast.
GARDEN ROOM double-aspect room with oriel window overlooking the rear garden, door to outside.
KITCHEN with fitted wall and base kitchen units, with worksurface inset with stainless-steel sink and drainer unit, space for cooker, space and plumbing for washing machine, open fireplace with moulded pine fire surround and mantelpiece over, gas central heating boiler.
FIRST-FLOOR
BEDROOM ONE with moulded cast-iron fire grate with mantelpiece over, walk-in wardrobe cupboard.
BATHROOM with three-quarter sized bath, extensive tiling with shower unit over, vanity unit inset with wash hand basin, and low-level WC.
BEDROOM TWO exposed beams, cast-iron fire grate with mantelpiece over.
SECOND-FLOOR
BEDROOM THREE into the eaves, with a fabulous roof top views across to the Unitarian Chapel, storage cupboard and built-in wardrobe.
OUTSIDE
To the rear is a charming south-facing walled garden with small brick terrace and pathway meandering to a small store at the end of the garden
GENERAL INFORMATION
Mains water, drainage, gas and electricity.
Grade II listed and conservation area
Council Tax West Suffolk Band C - £1,855 pa
Residents Permit Parking: Zone D
Ofcom state Superfast broadband is available
Ofcom state all mobile providers likely
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