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3 bedroom detached house
Key information
Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- Detached cottage with large gardens
- Overlooking the village church
- Cart-lodge
Situated in an enviable location within this highly sought-after village overlooking the church, 3 The Street is a pretty Victorian cottage, built of traditional construction with attractive soft red-brick elevations underneath a plain-tiled roofline.
The property is graced with a number of original features, whilst affording a good deal of natural light throughout, and offers charming accommodation comprising a rear entrance hall with terracotta tiled floors leading to a ground-floor shower room, with matching flooring and travertine tiled walls and large walk-in cubicle.
The sitting room enjoys views towards the church, with exposed red-brick chimney breast with wood-burning stove and archway open to a study area. There is a door to a front door and the kitchen/breakfast room which enjoys a double aspect and has recently been updated with shaker-style base units and solid wood worktops, a range cooker with extractor over, tiled floors and stable door to the gardens.
On the first floor, there is a good-sized landing with airing cupboard and fireplace, access to three good-sized bedrooms and a recently modernized family bathroom.
Outside
3 The Street is approached from the village road onto a shared driveway, leading to a modern but traditionally styled double cart-lodge and further parking space. From here is an opening to a public footpath which leads to farmland and wonderful dog walks.
The grounds extend to around 0.35-acre, with the property being set back behind well-maintained hedging, with a large expanse of lawned gardens, shrubs, and trees. There is a further gated access from Buxhall Road, which provides more parking and garden, whilst presently leading to a steel-framed home for the owners’ geese – both of which are available for the new owners if of interest!
Services
Mains water and electricity. Electric panel heating.
Broadband. Private drainage.
Location
Brettenham is an un-spoilt Suffolk village, lined with a variety of attractive houses in a largely Conservation area. The village has an attractive church, village hall and well-regarded Old Buckenham Prep School.
The village is well-located for Stowmarket’s Mainline Train Station (90 mins to Liverpool Street) and historic village of Lavenham, whilst the much-favoured market town of Bury St Edmunds is only 20 minutes’ drive.
Viewings strictly by appointment.
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