Superbly presented village house with south facing garden.

Description

This delightful family house is believed to date back to the late 1960's and has been completely refurbished to a very high standard and superbly finished in a contemporary style. The accommodation amounts to almost 2,000 sq ft and is light-filled and well-proportioned throughout. A central hall with oak flooring, staircase with exposed wooden handrail allows
access to the open plan kitchen/breakfast room and the sitting room both of which run the full width of the house. The sitting room opens into a garden room/conservatory which overlooks the gardens. The bespoke kitchen is very well fitted with a comprehensive range of base and wall mounted unit and Corian work surfaces. There is an integral fridge/freezer, wine fridge and range cooker with surround and tiled inlay. There is also a matching island, walk-in utility/pantry and further wooden flooring. This opens through to the dining/breakfast area which has bi-fold doors out to the gardens.

The front garden has parking for several cars and fronts the oak framed double cart lodge. The south facing garden is surrounded by solid fencing with a lawn area leading onto a bespoke brick/granite outdoor kitchen with wood fire pizza oven, separate grill and electrical lighting/sockets and further inset floor lighting. There are raised beds and a children's play area along with a garden store to the far side.
There are four double bedroom's on the first floor with two superb ensuite shower rooms and a family bathroom.

Services
Oil fired central heating, mains water, drainage and electricity are connected. Photovoltaic solar panels.

Location

Included in the Domesday Book, Stonham Aspal is a thriving and sought-after community with a popular primary school, village hall and tennis courts. Stonham Barns, to the east of the village, has a comprehensive range of retail outlets and leisure amenities.

Debenham (4.4. miles) is an historic, well-supplied village to the north-west of Stonham Aspal, with a Co-op supermarket offering postal services, a doctors' surgery and pharmacy, butchers, grocers and florists, along with a public house and café.

Stowmarket (6.5 miles) is a vibrant market town with a greater range of amenities. It is home to the independent Regal Cinema and the John Peel Centre for Creative Arts, which hosts regular music and cultural events. The railway stations provides direct trains to London Liverpool Street from 83 minutes.

Nearby historic market towns including Needham Market (6.1 miles), Framlingham (10.8 miles) and Woodbridge (13.5 miles) provide an array of independent shops, delicatessens, cafés, restaurants and public houses.

Ipswich (11.5 miles) is the county town of Suffolk and provides a wide selection of independent and high street shops; and a variety of theatres, galleries and museums. A mainline railway stations offers direct trains to London Liverpool Street from 68 minutes.

Bury St Edmunds (24.3 miles), the charming cathedral town, offers a wide selection of amenities including award-winning restaurants, excellent shopping, galleries, museums and theatres.

Sporting facilities in the area are fantastic: there are tennis courts in Stonham Aspal and a tennis club in Stowmarket, along with a gym and golf clubs. There are further golf clubs in Ipswich and Woodbridge, and excellent sailing along the east coast.

Local schools are excellent in both the state and independent sectors, including Debenham High School, Framlingham College, Woodbridge school and Ipswich School, all of which are included in the Good Schools Guide.

All times and distances are approximate.

Square Footage: 1,904 sq ft



Directions

Proceed out of Ipswich west bound on the A14 and then take the A140 exit towards Norwich. Cross the A140 onto the A1120 . Continue into the village of Stonham Aspal where Lugano will be found on the righthand side.

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