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Guide price£750,000
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5 bedroom house for sale

Halesworth, Suffolk
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5 bed
3 bath
2.10 acre(s)

Key information

Tenure: Freehold
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Broadband: Super-fast 40Mbps *
Mobile signal: 
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Property description & features

  • Tenure: Freehold
An elegant 5-bedroom Grade II listed village farmhouse, set back in just over 2 acres yet within close proximity to Halesworth.

Situated in a lovely village setting closer to Halesworth, Gavelcroft is a fine Grade II listed farmhouse, possibly dating back to the early sixteenth century, whilst being substantially added to and re-modelled by Dutch settlers escaping the Spanish persecution in the late sixteenth-century, as evidenced by the substantial Dutch gables.

The house retains many original features and provides versatile living space extending to around 3,000ft2 and comprises reception hall, a drawing room with raised and fielded panelling to the walls, moulded timber fire surround enclosing a fireplace with cast iron log burning stove on a brick hearth.

Returning to the entrance hall a door leads to the dining room with pamment flooring, fireplace with bressummer above, brick hearth and window to front garden. Further along the hall leads to the sitting room with fireplace enclosing a woodburning, window to front garden and study, with window to side garden and cupboard housing the water softener.

Further in the hallway are useful storage cupboards and access to a cellar with brick floors, rear lobby with door to rear garden, door to a ground-floor bedroom, window with views over the rear garden shower room with walk-in double shower, WC., vanity unit with wash basin, heated towel rail and window to side.

Across from the study is found the kitchen/breakfast room with walk-in pantry, and fitted with a range of shaker-style base and wall units, 5-ring ‘Calor’ gas hob, double oven, tiled splashback, exposed timbers, cork tiled flooring, windows to side and rear gardens and door to rear lobby with door to the cloakroom, with butler's sink.

From the kitchen stairs lead up to a bedroom suite with exposed beams and studwork and windows to side and rear gardens. Door to en suite bathroom with panelled bath, WC., wash basin and heated towel rail.

The first floor landing has exposed timbers, secondary staircase and door to an attic room, doors to double aspect principal bedroom overlooking the front and rear gardens, timber fire surround (currently blanked off) flanked by a pair of doors to deep cupboards/wardrobe space.

There are two further bedrooms and box room, all served by the family bathroom double aspect to side and rear gardens, panel bath with shower attachment, WC., pedestal wash basin, heated towel rail, door to airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder with fitted immersion heater.

Outside
The property is approached through a gateway in the mature front hedge and leads to a gravelled area with parking for a number of vehicles. A substantial timber framed workshop stands to the left of the parking area but could be replaced with a cart lodge style garage. Further to the left a substantial lawned area that meets the western boundary of mature screen hedging and trees.

Moving round to the rear of the house, further lawns are interspersed with mature trees and shrubs beyond which is a railed paddock. Closer to the rear of the house is a range of equestrian facilities including two loose boxes, tack room and feed store. A useful timber built studio with timber flooring and power and light stands opposite.

To the eastern side of the house lies a productive vegetable garden and a wrought iron gate set into a mellow brick wall provides access to the small orchard with a selection of fruit trees and shrubs. A paved seating area is adjacent to the kitchen and is ideal for entertaining during warm summer evenings.

Services
Mains water, drainage, and electricity. Oil-fired heating.

Location
The village of Holton with a primary school and a Garden Centre and Farm Shop is a short distance from the centre of Halesworth with a variety of independent shops, The Cut Arts Centre, Library and Rail Station connecting to Ipswich and London Liverpool Street. The Regency coastal resort of Southwold and the Suffolk Heritage Coast are a only short drive away

Tenure: Freehold • Council Tax Band F

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