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2 bedroom cottage
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Property description & features
Surrounded by farmland on three sides, Tye Cottage is an attractive 'stand alone' cottage located in the rural parish of Nedging Tye. Listed Grade II, the cottage is believed to date from the 16th / 17th century and provides much character and charm. The property has been sympathetically improved in recent times, which compliments the numerous features of its period. These include exposed wall and ceiling beams, oak ledged doors, and fireplaces with wood burners to both reception rooms. To the rear is the kitchen, which is fitted with black granite work surfaces on two walls with inset butlers sink, range cooker and an array of base and eye level units. Having been recently updated, the kitchen was replaced at a similar time to the cloakroom, bathroom and the double-glazed casement windows. On the first floor are two double bedrooms which similarly to the entire ground floor, overlook the private gardens. Bedroom two also is served by an ensuite bathroom.
Outside, the cottage is set well back and 'side-on' to the village road providing a good sense of privacy and seclusion, with most of the well-maintained gardens to the south and east which abut a natural pond. Fronting the village road is a driveway with additional hardstanding area providing ample off-road parking. To one corner is a detached double garage with power connected and ample storage space over.
Immediately to the north of the cottage is a detached, one-bedroom annexe which comprises a central sitting room, kitchen, shower room and an end double bedroom.
Nedging Tye is a rural hamlet located in the parish of Nedging-with-Naughton, which is a sprawling rural village with numerous clusters of properties of different ages and types, with Nedging Tye being on the northern periphery of the parish. The picturesque village green of Naughton with its church and the charming Wheelhouse pub is only 0.4 miles to the south of Tye Cottage. The nearby village of Bildeston is located some 2 miles to the west, offering a good selection of day-today amenities including the excellent Bildeston Crown pub and restaurant, doctor's surgery, the village stores and post office and a further quaint pub (The Kings Head).
Services
Mains water and electricity. Oil-fired heating. Private drainage.
Local Authority and Council Tax
Babergh & Mid Suffolk District Council
Band E - (2023)
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