Located on the edge of the sought-after village of Nacton is this stunning Victorian former station which occupies a plot measuring a third of an acre.

The Old Station is situated on the edge of the sought-after village of Nacton, on eastern outskirts of Ipswich. This Victorian former station has been beautifully modernised whilst retaining much of it's character and charm. The original building has impressive 11' ceiling height, a stunning dual aspect sitting room with wood burner and to the rear of the property is a bedroom with vaulted ceiling. It occupies a generous plot with beautifully landscaped gardens and has gas central heating, double glazing and parking.

The front door opens into the entrance area/kitchen which has a tiled floor which flows through into the dining room. The kitchen is L shaped and there are an extensive range of base level units, work surfaces and sink. There is a NEFF integrated oven and gas hob with extractor over. It also has space for a washing machine and fridge/freezer. The entrance area has a door leading out to the rear and also provides access to a double bedroom which has a fantastic vaulted ceiling and double doors that open onto the garden. A door leads into the inner hall and there is an opening to the dining room which has under-floor heating and a triple aspect including double doors to the patio.

The inner hall has doors off to the impressive sitting room, third bedroom and a bathroom which has a contemporary suite of bath with shower over, WC, bidet and basin. The sitting room has a dual aspect, beautiful high ceilings and a wood burner. Double doors lead out to the rear, part of the original station platform which has retained the original Victorian canopy. A further door leads into a dual aspect bedroom which completes the accommodation. The property is accessed via a shared private driveway which services just three properties. The Old Station has a shingle drive providing parking for up to two cars. To the rear of the property is a shingle passageway which leads to the formal gardens. The front of the property is paved and there is a wrought-iron gate which leads into the garden.

The beautifully landscaped gardens are predominantly laid to lawn with a raised patio to the immediate rear of the property and a number of mature borders, trees and shrubs. Please note that the property is the former train station in Nacton and as such abuts the Ipswich/Felixstowe railway line. Buyers should consider this prior to viewing.


Location

Nacton village lies on the eastern outskirts of Ipswich, with fantastic links to the A12/A14 trunk roads which provides superb access to the Heritage Coast, market town of Woodbridge, Felixstowe sea front and commuter links towards the south-east and London.

Excellent shopping facilities including retail parks and boutique shops are close by at Martlesham, Woodbridge and Ipswich. For the commuter there is a branch line station at Felixstowe and the mainline railway station is located at Ipswich which offers a service to London's Liverpool Street.

For the sailing enthusiast, Levington village and marina is a short distance away, where there are many countryside walks along the bridleways and footpaths along the River Orwell

Directions

Proceed out of Ipswich town centre along Felixstowe Road, continue over the next three sets of traffic lights and at the roundabout with St Augustines Church in front of you, take the third turning onto continuing along Felixstowe Road and straight over the next two roundabouts. Turn right, signposted Nacton village, under the railway line and turn left immediately after, where the property can be found on the left hand side.

Important Information

We understand that mains electricity, gas and water are connected to property. There is a private drainage system.
Tenure - Freehold
Council tax band - D
EPC - E
Our ref; CJJ