An attractive 3-bedroom period house situated within the heart of this well-regarded village, offered with no onward chain.
Situated within this well-regarded village convenient for Stowmarket and Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk House is an attractive village home, built of traditional construction with red-brick elevations under a plain-tiled roofline.
Believed to date back to the mid-18th century, the property manages to cleverly fuse the original characteristics with modern nuances and improvements (including replacement uPVC windows throughout), providing a versatile arrangement of living space with a good degree of natural light throughout.
Extending to around 1,400ft2, the living space is arranged over two floors comprising a sitting room, with tiled floors and woodburning stove, a family room/reception hall, with feature fireplace and access to the kitchen/breakfast room.
The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with a range of stylish freestanding storage units together with range cooker, stainless steel sink with drainer and tiled floors throughout. There is a good-sized utility room fitted with further matching storage cupboards, stainless steel sink with worktop, large pantry, rear hall and cloakroom.
On the first-floor is a principal bedroom with a modern en suite shower room, with two further bedrooms served by the family bathroom with P-shaped bath with shower over.
Outside
Suffolk House enjoys a private garden, with two enclosed areas providing perfect outdoor space leading from French doors from the kitchen, behind brick walls with hedging. There is an attractive walled landscaped area from the rear hallway, with access to the covered parking area and workshop/store.
AGENTS NOTE:
The present vendors have submitted an application to reconfigure the parking/outbuildings to provide a larger parking area. See plans via the Babergh Planning Portal Ref: DC/24/01957 or call the agent for further details.
Services
Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil-fired heating. Broadband Mb 73Mb.
Location
Suffolk House sits centrally in Rattlesden, an attractive village with a green, a 13th century church, primary school, and two well-regarded public houses, The Five Bells and The Brewers, included in Michelin Guide. The village has a thriving community with various clubs and societies including a badminton club, gardening club, and local history group. There is a well utilised village hall, pavilion and playground. Stowmarket is a vibrant market town with a comprehensive range of amenities. It is home to the Museum of East Anglian Life, the independent Regal Cinema and the John Peel Centre for Creative Arts, which hosts regular music and cultural events. The railway station provides direct trains to London Liverpool Street from 83 minutes. Bury St. Edmunds is a charming cathedral town, offering a wide selection of amenities including award-winning restaurants, excellent shopping, galleries, museums and theatres.
EPC Rating E • Tenure: Freehold • Mid-Suffolk Council Tax Band E
