5 bedroom detached house

Boyden End house is a Grade II Listed property of some 3,000 sq feet with both red brick and rendered timber framed elevations under a pitched slate roof. The original part of the house, which shows an exposed and vaulted timber frame internally, dates from the 17th Century, with a brick gabled end added in the 19th Century.
Accommodation consists of a front entrance hall leading to the main reception rooms of Sitting Room, Drawing Room and Dining Room with a further sitting room and Kitchen. The first floor has 4 bedrooms (one with en-suite) and bathroom. There is 2 storey 1 bedroom integrated Annex with kitchen, sitting room, bathroom and WC.
There are wood burning stoves to the reception rooms and the kitchen is in a traditional farmhouse style with AGA.

Equestrian
The main yard buildings consist of a breeze block built barn with timber clad stables to the main yard in 5 ranges, 32 stables in total.
There are other currently unused stables within the barn (5) and to the side (3).
The stables consist of timber construction on a concrete base with brick plinth dwarf walls.
The age of the loose boxes varies, with some under a box profile roof and others with a clay
tile. The majority of the stables are 3.4 m x 3.2 m in size with some slightly smaller.
There is a further large open sided pole barn with turn out area and storage, a 4 bay horse
walker and disused quarantine yard of 13 stables.
To the end of the area there is a commercial metal box profile commercial storage building used in conjunction with a catering business.
Beyond the stables there is an area formerly used as a trotting or cantering ring consisting of a level area of a track externally, with grazing area to the centre.
Redevelopment could provide facilities for a number of equestrian uses depending on requirements. The land is well drained and the exercise area suitably raised with the potential for a manege or similar arena

Property Information
Services: Mains water, electricity - Private drainage - Oil fired central heating.
Tenure: The property is freehold with vacant possession on completion.
Local West Suffolk District Council.
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Council Band G-

Current annual Tax House: charge £3,407.40
Business Warehouse - Business Rates: Rates £14,750

Location
Boyden End is located on the edge of the Suffolk village of Wickhambrook with its own village stores, Post Office and petrol station.
Bury St Edmunds is accessed by the A143 which has excellent department stores and high street shopping including a weekly market, together with comprehensive leisure facilities.
Both Bury St Edmunds and Newmarket benefit from main line railway stations both serving the Ipswich to Cambridge line.
Post Code: CB8 8XX

Viewings
By appointment with Keylocks
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