A very well-presented 4-bedroom bungalow situated in a rural setting on the edge of the village, with beautiful gardens, barn and paddocks.



Situated on the fringes of this convenient rural village, Greenfields is a well-presented detached bungalow, likely to have been built in the 1960s, and of traditional construction with brick elevations under a tiled roof.

The property has been subject to many improvements over the last 10 years, and offers well-proportioned and versatile living space, all of which enjoys a high degree of natural light.

Extending to around 1,350ft2, the property comprises entrance porch leading to a good sized reception hall, with two double bedrooms to the east, served by a modern shower room.

The kitchen/breakfast room has been refitted with a stylish modern range of shaker-style base and eye level units, with integrated oven, free-standing cooker with extractor and well-equipped pantry. The kitchen opens through to a large dining area, with bi-folds to the south onto the garden terrace.

There is a further hall and entrance to the west, with access to a double aspect sitting room with open fireplace and bookshelving, two further bedrooms and shower room.

Outside
Greenfields is approached from Church Lane onto two driveways, with garage adjoining the property. The grounds surrounding the bungalow are of particular note, enjoying a southerly orientation.

The gardens have been created over the last 10 years with a wonderful variety of different areas, with well-stocked flower beds, an assortment of young and mature trees together with vegetable gardens, greenhouse and summerhouse. There is a small meadow to the south and a further parcel of land to the west with separate vehicular access and a steel-framed barn with power and light connected.

Agents Note
The owners obtained planning permission to replace the bungalow with a large 6,000ft2 contemporary home. Further details can be found on the Mid-Suffolk Planning Portal (Ref. No: DC/21/0141/FUL)

Location
Hepworth lies about eleven miles to the north east of Bury St. Edmunds with its excellent range of shopping, schooling and leisure amenities. The market town of Diss lies about ten miles away with an Intercity rail service to London's
Liverpool Street. Local village amenities include Public House, Church, recreation ground and Village Hall.

Services
Mains water & Electricity. Private Drainage. Oil-fired heating.

Council Tax Band
Mid Suffolk District Council Band E.