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Map3 bedroom detached bungalow
Air source heat pump
Air source heating
Photovoltaic
Solar panels
Detached bungalow
3 beds
2 baths
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Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band TBC
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Features and description
New build - A superb single storey home completed to the highest specification together with ample off-road parking, garage and secluded gardens
Located in the former rear gardens of a neighbouring listed building, the property is discreetly positioned to the end of a private driveway which gives an appealing approach.
This individual, single storey dwelling is attractively faced with soft red brick and part featheredge wood cladding, which gives a traditional feel to the build. The main hipped roof is of pantiles, with the higher front / section covered with hand-made peg tiles.
With extensive photovoltaic solar panels discreetly positioned on the southern part of the main roof, combined with the air source heat pump result in negligible running costs in comparison to traditional heating systems. Further ‘mod cons’ also include a Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) which provides fresh filtered air into the building, whilst retaining most of the energy that has already been used in heating the house.
Internally, the kitchen and reception area caters for modern, open plan living with an extensive range of full height glazed doors which face south-west onto the raised patio of Indian sandstone.
The solid oak floor extends into the vaulted hall and inner hall, which leads to the three double bedrooms (with one ensuite) bathroom and separate cloakroom. The bathrooms will be finished to a stylish contemporary edge, with brushed brass taps and shower fittings. All internal doors are of solid oak.
Outside, the driveway is part shared with just one other property (115 Benton Street). The front part offers ample off-road parking which leads to the attached single garage with black accoya wood double doors. The garden chiefly extends to the north, and this area also provides a good deal of privacy and seclusion.
Location
The property is located some 0.5 miles south of Hadleigh town centre, and Benton Street consists of mainly individual properties of varying ages. Hadleigh itself is a very popular historic market town. The town offers an excellent range of local amenities including restaurants, pubs, sports facilities, a wide selection of shops and both junior and upper schools.
Services
Mains water and electricity, Air source heating, photovoltaic solar panels, underfloor heating. Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) as described.
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Local Authority and Council Tax
Babergh & Mid Suffolk District Council
TBA
EPC Rating
TBA
Located in the former rear gardens of a neighbouring listed building, the property is discreetly positioned to the end of a private driveway which gives an appealing approach.
This individual, single storey dwelling is attractively faced with soft red brick and part featheredge wood cladding, which gives a traditional feel to the build. The main hipped roof is of pantiles, with the higher front / section covered with hand-made peg tiles.
With extensive photovoltaic solar panels discreetly positioned on the southern part of the main roof, combined with the air source heat pump result in negligible running costs in comparison to traditional heating systems. Further ‘mod cons’ also include a Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) which provides fresh filtered air into the building, whilst retaining most of the energy that has already been used in heating the house.
Internally, the kitchen and reception area caters for modern, open plan living with an extensive range of full height glazed doors which face south-west onto the raised patio of Indian sandstone.
The solid oak floor extends into the vaulted hall and inner hall, which leads to the three double bedrooms (with one ensuite) bathroom and separate cloakroom. The bathrooms will be finished to a stylish contemporary edge, with brushed brass taps and shower fittings. All internal doors are of solid oak.
Outside, the driveway is part shared with just one other property (115 Benton Street). The front part offers ample off-road parking which leads to the attached single garage with black accoya wood double doors. The garden chiefly extends to the north, and this area also provides a good deal of privacy and seclusion.
Location
The property is located some 0.5 miles south of Hadleigh town centre, and Benton Street consists of mainly individual properties of varying ages. Hadleigh itself is a very popular historic market town. The town offers an excellent range of local amenities including restaurants, pubs, sports facilities, a wide selection of shops and both junior and upper schools.
Services
Mains water and electricity, Air source heating, photovoltaic solar panels, underfloor heating. Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) as described.
What3words: trap.spacing.paddlers
Local Authority and Council Tax
Babergh & Mid Suffolk District Council
TBA
EPC Rating
TBA
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Established in 2019, Chapman Stickels is a company of independent estate agents. We offer complete local knowledge of the residential sales market within Suffolk and North Essex, enabling us to give clients sound and impartial advice on the marketing and sale of individual properties, ranging from farm and country houses, equestrian properties, small holdings, cottages, village homes as well as advising local developers.