Set within just under one third of an acre is this three bedroom detached bungalow which offers versatile accommodation, with a garage, off-road parking, two garden cabins and beautiful field views. Honeysuckle Cottage offers a great ‘grown your own’ countryside escape.

Set within just under one third of an acre is this three bedroom detached bungalow which offers versatile accommodation, with a garage, off-road parking, two garden cabins and beautiful views to the surrounding countryside.

From the front porch, doors lead into the kitchen/diner which has been fitted with a variety of base units with solid wood worktops over and an inset ceramic butler sink, with mixer spray tap and drainer. There is space for a dishwasher and an electric cooker. Just off the kitchen/diner is the sitting room which features an open exposed brick fireplace where the current owners have fitted a wood burner. A door leads into the conservatory where the boiler room can be found to one end, and where a door to the garden leads to the other end. The main bathroom is located from the sitting room and has a three piece suite which comprises a P-shaped jacuzzi bath with shower over, a wc and basin with built in oak storage units.

Bedroom one is located to the rear of the property and enjoys a rear aspect onto the garden beyond, and features a skylight. The ensuite has been fitted with a shower cubicle, wc and basin with further built in storage units. Bedroom two and three also enjoy aspects onto the surrounding garden. All bedrooms have ample space for double beds, or can be used as twin rooms. Finally, there is a utility where space for fridge freezers, a washing machine and further storage can be found.
The property is approached through a five bar gate which leads onto the driveway and gives access to the garage and lean to. A path leads up from the parking area to the front porch.

The surrounding wildlife friendly garden is tiered, where steps lead up to the lawned area. To one end is a cabin with a wood burning stove, that provides an excellent space as a summerhouse, or as a space to retreat with its delightful heightened position from which you can enjoy the beautiful garden. Adjacent to this cabin is a chicken coop. Across the lawned garden is another cabin which also features a wood burning stove, and has an ethernet cable, providing an excellent work from home space. A gate leads through to another raised area where the current sellers have a net and polytunnel which feature organic vegetable patches and flower beds. At this top area of garden, stunning field views to the surrounding countryside can be enjoyed. Finally, in the far corner of garden, steps lead to a garden shed and back down to the side of the bungalow.
Please note that the property is accessed via a shared driveway.


Location

The property is situated in a prominent position to the north east of the village which benefits from a village hall, recreation ground, church, shop, the popular Duck public house and provides straight forward access to the A12. There is a Café located in the Station House where a range of leisure classes are held. For the commuter the railway station at Campsea Ashe (also known as Wickham Market train station) is approximately a 5 minute walk away and offers a regular service to the county town of Ipswich with a mainline station to London Liverpool Street. There are a number of primary schools in the surrounding villages along with secondary schools in both the public and private sector.

The village is located approximately 2 miles East of Wickham Market with a range of local shops, post office, doctor's surgery and primary school. The market town of Woodbridge is some 5 miles south-west and offers a wide range of facilities including public houses, restaurants and shops catering for day-to-day needs together with a number of primary schools and the popular Farlingaye High School.

Snape Maltings is approximately 5 miles away situated on the banks of the River Alde and is home to independent shops and galleries, places to eat, and the world-famous Snape Maltings Concert Hall.

Directions

Follow the B1078 through the village, past the church and Allonsfield home for the elderly, then take the left hand turn on the next bend onto Marlesford Road. The driveway into the Pit is about 50 metres down this lane, on the right.

Important Information

Council Tax Band - C
Services - We understand that mains water and electricity are connected to the property. Heating is via a biomass boiler and there is a private drainage system.
Tenure - Freehold
EPC rating - E
Our ref - JED