Once the Village Bakery, this detached period home is a very light and spacious affair. The ground floor offers plenty of space for larger families to spread out with a sizeable lounge with picture windows to one wall letting the light flood in. A cast iron log burner makes a lovely focal point for the room for the winter months. Adjacent is a further reception room currently used as a boot room/garden room with a fireplace. The kitchen/diner runs from front of the house to the back, again with a large picture window. It has a range cooker built into a chimney breast recess giving a lovely country kitchen feel along with a large island. A door leads into the dining room/family room which has a vaulted ceiling and is 21 feet in length with twin doors opening onto the back garden and a large picture window at the front. The ground floor also offers a utility room and cloakroom. Upstairs, there are three well-proportioned double bedrooms with the principal bedroom offering attractive timber ceiling beams and a characterful exposed chimney stack that winds up the wall. The en-suite is a delight, spacious and offers a freestanding bath and a shower cubicle. There are two further double bedrooms which also have characterful exposed chimney stacks winding up the wall along with the family shower room with toilet all off the landing. Outside there is a shingle driveway providing ample parking which leads to the double cart lodge. The rear garden is very secluded, mainly laid to lawn with a westerly aspect to catch the best of the afternoon and evening sun. The brick outbuilding offers a large workshop along with a fully converted office space which has its own phone line and meters. There is fantastic potential here with options to convert the rest of the structure and this could be a great holiday let or annex (S.T.P). Offered with no onward chain, viewing is strongly advised.

Wrentham; where coast meets countryside is a vibrant village close to Southwold famous for its Adnams Brewery and the secluded bay at Covehithe (under 10-minute drive away) Wrentham has a village store, Post Office, two lovely village pubs serving good food, a wine merchants, Chinese take away, a beauty salon + hairdressers, and a barber, as well as a number of other retailers. It has a Tennis Club, a Bowls Club, Football Club, fishing lakes and even its own brass band! It has a large village hall offering various clubs and activities to suit all ages. The city of Norwich is a 40-minute drive away