This impressive detached family home provides immaculately presented accommodation displaying quality features, complemented by pretty gardens and a popular village location.

Built to a high standard in 2011 and benefiting from gas fired radiator central heating and double glazing, the stylish accommodation currently in brief comprises; Entrance door opening to Entrance hall; with staircase rising to first floor with cupboard beneath. Door to Cloakroom; with WC and wash hand basin. Dining Room: an ideal reception for entertaining with window to front. Sitting Room: a comfortable reception room with window to side, French windows to gardens and feature stone fireplace with gas fire stove. Kitchen Breakfast Room: immaculately presented like all the house, the kitchen area is fitted with an extensive range of units beneath granite preparation surfaces, whilst complemented by built-in quality appliances. Laminated flooring, Preparation Island, window and French doors opening to the rear gardens. Utility Room: with fitted units, sink, gas fired boiler and door to garden.

On the first floor is a landing with airing cupboard, four comfortable bedrooms, two en-suite shower rooms and a family bathroom completes the beautifully presented accommodation.

Outside - To the front are lawned gardens with Indian Sandstone pathways lead to the entrance and to the side access to the rear gardens. A block paved driveway provides ample vehicle parking and access to a detached double garage.

The rear gardens provide a good degree of privacy and are mostly laid to lawn with pond, flowering plants, shrubs and side door to garage. An Indian Sandstone terrace creates an ideal area for outdoor entertaining.

Location - The house is situated in a small close of similar quality homes within a short walk to the village centre and green. Hessett is a well regarded village which is situated just south of the A14, which gives excellent access to Bury St Edmunds, Ipswich, Cambridge and the motorway network beyond. It lies close to the highly regarded villages of Beyton and Thurston, both which offer an excellent range of facilities, with Thurston also benefitting from a train station. The village itself provides a fine community spirit. There are good local schools and more comprehensive facilities can be found in Bury St. Edmunds, approximately 10 minutes away in the car.

Directions - When entering the village from the direction of Beyton and Bury St Edmunds, proceed past the village green and turn left into Hubbards Lane. Take the next left into Shrubbery Close, where the property will be found at the end of the small close tucked in the left corner.

Services - All mains services are connected. Council Tax Band E. EPC Rating C.