With origins dating back to the 19th century, this superb Victorian town house with high ceilings is built of traditional red brick construction beneath a slate roof-line and is complemented by an impressive rear extension, creating a fabulous kitchen family room, the recently built high quality loft conversion has also created an additional double bedroom, with superb views and a full en-suite.

The elegant accommodation currently in brief comprises; entrance hall, sitting room with wood burning stove and attractive bay window overlooking the front gardens and with an opening to a family room. There is a ground floor WC and a door to a useful cellar room. Of particular note is the fantastic kitchen/dining room which benefits from a wet underfloor heating system. The kitchen is hand built by local company 'Cornerstone', with Neff oven, microwave combi over, induction hob and Siemens integrated fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Enhanced by roof lights making it light and airy with the bi-fold doors opening to a superb timber terrace overlooking the gardens. There is also a useful cloakroom with utility space and a side aspect window.

On the first floor there are three bedrooms with the front aspect master bedroom benefitting from a dressing room. The contemporary bathroom has been refitted and features underfloor heating, whilst being very much in keeping with the character of the house.

The top floor double bedroom possesses a stylish ambience with bi-fold doors and a glass Juliet balcony. Furthermore the en-suite attached has been cleverly designed to accommodate both a free standing bath and a walk-in shower.

Outside - To the front of the house is an area of garden and side access leads to the side entrance door and to the rear gardens. The rear gardens are of a generous size being laid mostly to lawn stocked with mature trees, shrubs and flowering plants. There is a superb stone terrace providing a lovely area for entertaining.

Situation - The property is perfectly situated in a quiet area within walking distance of the historic town centre. It is close to well-regarded schools and sports facilities, and uniquely independent shops (as well as well known high street stores, and including a Waitrose supermarket and Marks and Spencer food hall), and the beautiful parks, cinemas, theatres and restaurants for which the town is famously known as the 'jewel in the crown of Suffolk'. The house is close to everything that gives Bury its distinct reputation for bringing together the best of old and new, with its rich history and its broad range of venues for dining, shopping and relaxing. These include an impressive fresh produce market every Wednesday and Saturday and the famous burgeoning Christmas market which features artisans, world cuisine stalls, Victorian funfair attractions and a carol service. The town is renowned for its beautiful Cathedral and for the leafy and floral Abbey Gardens with its impressive medieval ruins, all just a short stroll down from the colourful boutiques and cafe culture of the town centre.

It is easy to see why people want to settle in Bury and make it their home. This property is close to the excellent rail and road networks which make London and Cambridge easily commutable, along with giving access to the fine range of town, country and coastal destinations of East Anglia. Additionally, for international destinations, Stansted Airport is only about an hour's door-to-door journey from the house.

Directions - From the town centre, proceed west onto Out Risbygate Street, turn left after approximately 200 metres into Victoria Street and take the first right into York Road, where number 133 can be found after a short distance on the right-hand side.

Services - It is understood that mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. Gas fired radiator central heating. Council tax band C. EPC Rating: D.