2 bedroom detached house for sale
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Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- Stunning detached grade ii listed property
- Parts date back to the 14 th century
- Two double bedrooms
- Inglenook fire place
- Large timber frame cartlodge garage
- Mature grounds with large terrace
- Sought after village location
- Complete re thatch in 2015
- Bespoke kitchen
Entrance door, opening into a beautiful Entrance Hall.
Entrance Hall - Windows to side aspect. A wealth of character with exposed wooden beams. Red brick chimney breast. Two wooden latch doors, one taking you into the dining hall area and the other into the sitting room.
Dining Hall Area - 4.11m x 3.35m overall max including stairwell (13' - Dog let stair case leading to the first floor. Window to front and side double aspect. A wealth of character features including wooden ceiling beams and exposed red brick chimney breast. Useful under stairs storage cupboard. To the chimney breast is a recessed area where there is also a cupboard and display unit. Wooden latch door again taking you into the kitchen breakfast room.
Kitchen Breakfast Room - 4.27m x 4.09m maximum overall measurement narrowin - A beautiful shaker style bespoke kitchen which has a range of matching floor mounted units. Separate oak double doors opening to fridge and freezer with cupboards above. Oil fired Rayburn for the central heating and hot water as well as the cooker. A lovely light room with four windows, two to the rear aspect and two to the side. Double Butler sink with mixer tap over. Integral washing machine, integral dishwasher. Wooden latch door leading into fabulous pantry, all shelved and has power and light connected. (Measures 6' x 4'7).
Garden Room - 3.68m x 3.81m (12'1 x 12'6) - A beautiful light room. Wooden glazed construction set on a brick base. Double wooden doors leading out into a large rear terrace and rear garden. Opening taking you through to the beautiful and character full sitting room.
Sitting Room - 4.17m x 3.89m (13'8 x 12'9) - A wonderful feature of this room is the Inglenook fire place, exposed red brick with inset wood burning stove set on a tiled hearth. Previously a bread oven. Recess area to one side, now a shelving unit. Wealth of exposed timbers. Window to front aspect. Wooden latch door leading to the entrance hall.
Landing - Large landing, beautiful exposed red brick chimney breast. Wooden latch doors to two bedrooms and a shower room.
Bedroom One - 4.24m x 4.24m (13'11 x 13'11) - Restricted head height. A double aspect room, large window to the side and window overlooking the rear garden. Wealth of character and timbers and exposed red brick fire place. Loft access. Useful built in wardrobe with double doors.
Bedroom Two - 4.27m x 4.01m into bay window (14' x 13'2 into bay - This room has loft hatch. Two windows, one to side and one to rear aspect. Range of built in wardrobes.
Shower Room - Window to side aspect. A fully tiled corner shower. Low level flush WC. Pedestal wash hand basin. Exposed floor boards. Exposed timbers.
Outside - This really is a chocolate box cottage in a wonderful location. The property is approached over a gravel driveway leading to a six bar gate leading to a cart lodge garage. The area to the front of the property is owned by Lord Windsor of Windsor Green but Oak Studs has a right of way across it. There is a picket gate leading to the beautiful rear garden and is a wonderful attribute of the property. There is a huge terraced area, ideal for alfresco eating. Steps lead to the main garden which has an expansive lawn. Hot tub to remain. Well screened oil tank. There is then an archway which then takes you through to another garden, again, mainly laid to lawn. Summer house to remain. Wooden outbuilding (ideal for work shop). Further garden beyond with raised vegetable beds and well stocked beds and borders, mature tree. The garden abuts open countryside to the rear.
Oak Framed Cart Lodge Garage - 5.51m x 5.31m (18'1 x 17'5) - The one and a half bay cart lodge was built in 2007 and has light and power connected and eaves storage.
Cockfield: - Cockfield itself is a large spread out village situated about 7 miles to the south of Bury St. Edmunds with its excellent range of shops, schools and leisure amenities. The medieval town of Lavenham lies about 4 miles away with Sudbury about 6 miles further on. Local village facilities include Post Office, Village Stores, Garage, Primary School and Public Houses. There is a regular bus service to Bury St. Edmunds, Colchester and Lavenham.
Tenure: - For sale FREEHOLD with vacant possession upon completion.
Agents Note - The property is exempt from an EPC as it is Grade II Listed
Local Authority & Council Tax Band: - Babergh District Council. Council Tax Band C
Services: - Mains services are connected including water, electricity and drainage. Oil Fired Rayburn cooker provides central heating.
Anti Money Laundering Regulations - We are obliged under the Government’s Money Laundering Regulations 2019, which require us to confirm the identity of all potential buyers who have had their offer accepted on a property. Therefore, we will require the full name(s), date(s) of birth and current address of all buyers as well as a copy of photographic ID (Driving License or Passport) and Address Verification in the form of a recent Utility Bill/Bank Statement. Once we have received this information we will be able to issue a Memorandum of Sale and move forward with the transaction.
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