Offton Tithe is a beautifully converted barn of red brick, timber framing and flint detailing, situated in an elevated tranquil setting overlooking undulating Suffolk countryside.

Internally there are extraordinary features such as full-height windows, vaulted ceiling and exposed beams allowing the room to be flooded with natural light, and of particular note the vendor has carefully aligned two vast feature windows (one being a sliding door) in line with the two front entrances to draw your attention immediately to the spectacular vistas of the setting, immediately upon entering this fine home.

There are two possible entrance halls, one with a useful boot cupboard before opening into the stunning kitchen/breakfast room with feature island, utility room, pantry, and access to the snug and a bathroom. The other is currently dedicated as a dining area before opening out to the impressive 43ft by 28ft family room with central standing log burner and access back through to the kitchen. There is also the study which has access onto the family bathroom and could therefore be a fifth bedroom. The entire ground floor is designed to give the feeling of open plan entertaining, whilst also allowing for formal and informal living. All the bedrooms are good sized doubles with big built-in wardrobes and en suite.

Local Authority: Mid Suffolk District Council
Services: Oil fired central heating, private drainage. Mains water and electricity
Council Tax: G
Tenure: Freehold

The property is located at the end of a long shared private drive. To the front of the property is a walled courtyard with access to a double garage and a large drive with ample space for parking. Beautiful gardens surround the property with paved pathways and patios, shrubs and a variety of mature trees, thought he majority is laid to lawn and surrounded by stunning countryside.

The property enjoys an edge of village position allowing for access to village life, whilst backing onto countryside, only a short distance from three nearby towns. Offton has a public house and local church. The county town of Ipswich is about 9 miles away and offers a wide range of shopping and recreational facilities, as well as mainline rail services to London Liverpool Street taking approximately 65 minutes. The neighbouring market towns of Hadleigh and Needham Market are also within close proximity, both offering a range of amenities including restaurants, schools and shops. There are a number of excellent schools in the area, including Ipswich School and Ipswich High School for Girls. The A14 and A12 are within easy reach and provide access to Bury St Edmunds, Newmarket and Cambridge to the west, and Colchester and London to the south.

Ipswich 8.9 miles, Hadleigh 7.3 miles, Needham Market 5.8 miles, A14 5.2 miles, Ipswich Station 9 miles (Liverpool street about 65 minutes)