An outstanding four bedroomed detached period house in the heart of the pretty village of Gazeley.

Trinity House is a deceptively spacious four bedroom detached property situated within one of the area's finest villages.

Understood to have originally been built as four cottages in the mid 19th century and more recently converted to form one large residence and restored to a high standard in 2019 for the current owners, this outstanding family home retains a wealth of original features complementing the splendid level of accommodation extending to approximately 2500 sqft.

Externally the property benefits from a gated driveway parking, a detached double garage and mature gardens providing the occupants with a good degree of privacy.

The well-presented accommodation currently in brief comprises of an entrance hall with a stone brick floor, an impressive bespoke oak staircase cleverly made from old oak beams, windows to front aspect and door to a cloakroom and to a study. The sitting room is a spacious reception room full of character with large inglenook fireplace, exposed timbers and open studwork to a triple aspect playroom. A further sitting room is another spacious reception with large fireplace, timber flooring, French doors to the rear gardens and opening leading through to the kitchen breakfast room, a beautifully light space with an excellent range of fitted units with granite worktops over and an inset double sink and drainer. Integrated appliances include dishwasher and a traditional Aga range oven. Tiled floor, storage cupboard and windows to side and rear aspects with half vaulted ceiling and French doors to rear within the breakfast/dining area.

From the kitchen leads through to a useful separate utility room and spacious conservatory overlooking the rear gardens.

On the first floor a part galleried landing has exposed original floorboards, windows to rear aspect and built in double airing cupboard. The superb principal bedroom is a particularly generous room with dressing room having built in wardrobe cupboards and leading to a stylish en-suite bathroom including bath and separate shower enclosure. Two of the three remaining double bedrooms have built in wardrobes and a spacious family bathroom completes the accommodation.

Outside - The property is approached through gates leading to the gravel driveway providing extensive parking for several vehicles whilst leading to the detached double garaging. The front garden is mainly gravelled with raised beds and enclosed with hedging and brick and flint wall. The rear garden is predominantly lawned with a paved terrace creating an ideal area for outdoor entertaining and al-fresco dining. There is a pond, numerous mature shrubs and plants and the gardens provide the occupants with a good degree of privacy.

Location - The village of Gazeley is a Suffolk village that is serviced by a public house, communal recreation grounds, village hall, and a church. Further village amenities can be found in the nearby village of Moulton and include a Post Office with shop, a recently refurbished Pub / Restaurant (The Packhorse Inn), Village Hall, Recreation grounds and a Parish Church. The town of Newmarket is world famous as 'The Headquarters of British Racing' situated 4.5 miles west, the historic town of Bury St Edmunds is 10 miles due east and Cambridge is an easy commute of less the 20 miles. All of which offer a substantial range of amenities including schools, restaurants, health clubs, sports facilities, golf clubs, supermarkets and shops.

Services - Oil central heating, mains water and electricity. Council Tax Band: F.