A detached family home, set back from the street with parking, a separated garage and enclosed backyard.
Entryway, living room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast area, sunroom and powder room. Three second-floor bedrooms and a communal bath/shower room.
Gated driveway, parking space, carport extension at the side, detached single garage, and landscaped grounds.
THE RESIDENCE This impeccably maintained family residence is thought to have been constructed around 1970 and is solidly built with brick facades and sturdy interior walls, beneath a tiled roof, and additionally features double glazing throughout, with gas-powered central heating. The living space, in short, includes a sheltered entrance providing entry to the UPVC double glazed front door, which opens into the entryway. Stairs ascend from the hall to the second-floor landing, there is a convenient under stairs storage closet, double glazed window to the side, and doors connecting to the kitchen and the living room. The living room presents the character-defining brick fireplace surround, with gas connection, and brick corner TV/display stand, a large double-glazed window to the front, and flows seamlessly into the dining room. The dining room boasts a double-glazed door with side windows opening to the backyard and a door leading to the kitchen. The kitchen provides room for a breakfast setup and a couple of chairs and is outfitted with a selection of base and wall mounted kitchen units with a sleek work surface, inset sink and drainer, gas hob with electric oven below, space and plumbing for a washing machine, and the added convenience of a pantry storage closet. A half-panel double glazed door exits to the sunroom and a door opens back into the house, from the sunroom to the powder room. There are three second-floor bedrooms and a household bathroom which has been equipped for use as a wet room shower (without a shower tray) and can be refitted with a bathtub if desired, as ample space is available.
EXTERNALLY Situated behind a low brick wall and hedged front area with a primarily lawned front garden, driveway, and parking leading down the side to the adjoining carport and the separated garage towards the back. A pedestrian gate provides entry to the backyard which is well-maintained and mainly lawned and benefits from the added storage offered by two garden outbuildings.
LOCALITY The residence, placed away from the mainroad, conveniently about 1.5 miles from the city center and within close proximity to both St Benedict’s School County Upper School and Abbeygate Sixth Form College. Bury St Edmunds offers a broad array of amenities with educational institutions in the private and public sectors, extensive shopping opportunities, and a varied selection of recreational facilities encompassing health clubs, swimming pools, and golf courses. The comprehensive historicsocieties. There are many top-notch eateries and cultural attractions including the picturesque Georgian Theatre Royal and The Abbey Gardens. The University City of Cambridge is about 28 miles away and provides unparalleled educational opportunities and superb shopping and amenity facilities. The A14, A11 (M11), and the railway station at St Bury Edmunds offer good connections, with Stowmarket providing a regular train service to London Liverpool Street in around 80 minutes.
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Broadband availability and predicted speed: obtained from Ofcom on March 5, 2022
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Energy Performance data and Internal floor area: obtained on October 9, 2023 from The Energy Performance of Buildings (Certificates and Inspections) (England and Wales) Regulations 2007 or the Home Report if in relation to a residential property in Scotland.
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