Whindale House is a beautifully appointed property with Victorian Origins dating back to 1830, which has been subject to a total rebuild and renovation to provide more than 4,000 square feet of stunning luxury accommodation. The property benefits from being unlisted and comprises attractive brick and rendered elevations outside while inside there is elegant styling combining traditional features with bespoke fittings and beautifully refined décor with a contemporary twist.

The main reception room is the 34ft drawing room at the rear of the property with its south and west-facing dual aspect, wooden flooring and fireplace fitted with a Jotul cast iron woodburning stove. There is also a comfortable sitting room, a formal dining room and an informal garden room with French doors opening onto the rear garden. The heart of the home is the 41ft open-plan family area, breakfast area and kitchen which runs from the front to the rear of the house and includes tiled flooring, Jotul cast iron woodburning stove,
decorative wall panelling, a fireplace with a stove, a roof lantern and French doors opening to the garden. The kitchen is a Vale kitchen design and has shaker style units, a large central island and a range cooker.

Upstairs, the spacious landing has a Juliet balcony overlooking the garden and countryside, while there are also four generously proportioned double bedrooms. Both the principal bedroom and second bedroom have built-in storage, with all four bedrooms including large en suite bathrooms.

The property is approached via a gravel carriage driveway, which dissects the immaculate front lawn and provides parking at the front and side of the house, as well as access to the double garage towards the rear. The garage provides plenty of storage space, while on its first floor there is a studio space for home working. The garden at the rear and to the south side of the house includes paved and gravel terracing, beautifully presented lawns and a large open field extending to the south, bordered by mature trees and hedgerow.

The property is set in a rural position just outside the small village of Toft Monks and within easy reach of the larger village of Gillingham and the market town of Beccles. Toft Monks has a village pub, while Gillingham, less than two miles away, has a village hall, a parish church and a local primary school. Bustling, historic Beccles has plenty of character and offers a range of high street and independent retailers, a choice of supermarkets and a selection of restaurants, pubs and cafés. Beccles also has a choice of primary schools, including the outstanding-rated Ravensmere Infant School, and a state secondary school.

The cathedral city of Norwich (17.5 miles to the North West) has a vibrant business community and is the regional centre for shopping, leisure and cultural facilities. There is a mainline railway station to London Liverpool Street and an expanding airport to the north of the city.

Southwold located 8 miles away is an attractive seaside town with excellent local amenities and stunning Suffolk beaches.