Believed to date back to Tudor times, the property offers a wealth of character features throughout whilst fortuitously unlisted. Spanning around 1935 sq ft, the accommodation is generous with an entrance hall providing access to a 24ft dining and sitting room with exposed studwork and beams, a glorious inglenook fireplace and log burning stove, with doors through to a garden room, and a perfect study/home office. A further snug/sitting room with white washed beams and double doors to the garden, which links well to the rear breakfast room, offering useful storage and utility space with a downstairs cloakroom, on through to the vaulted shaker-style kitchen, with ample worktop and cupboard space, a kitchen island with induction hob and 4 ring cooker.

Upstairs, via two staircases, offers access to the principal bedroom with ensuite shower, three further double bedrooms, one of which has a further ensuite, as well as a large family bathroom. The property has undergone sympathetic refurbishments to most rooms and presents extremely well.

Outside forms a further important feature, with the gardens being sectioned into two distinct areas, the southeast facing rear gardens captures the morning and early afternoon sun with stunning views over open fields comprising a Conservation Area with a view to the local church and with a dining terrace located just off the kitchen, perfect for summer entertainment. To the west is further gardens, mainly laid lawn, interspersed with wildflower seed, orchards with an evening terrace. The property is set well back from Lavenham Road, and offers parking for two cars.

Great Waldingfield is a village around 3 miles from the market town of Sudbury in the Stour Valley. The main village has a small green, post office/general stores, public house and primary school together with a mixture of houses and cottages. with the main village being centred
around the historic parish Church. Sudbury provides an excellent range of recreational and educational facilities. There is a modern swimming pool and leisure complex and small quay side theatre. The town station provides
shuttle trains through to the main London and Colchester line with regular services to Liverpool Street (direct trains from Colchester take about 48 minutes). The village of Lavenham, one of England’s finest preserved and medieval
weaving villages is around 4 miles away containing a wealth of period houses and cottages, a stunning parish church and magnificent timbered guildhall. To the north is
the Cathedral town of Bury St Edmunds providing further facilities and with good links by the A14 to Cambridge, the M11 and the East coast.