3 bedroom cottage

Guide Price £280,000 - £300,000. Hidden from the noise of everyday life, this home welcomes you into a space where charm and ease merge effortlessly. The gravel driveway leads you toward a front door that hints at the warmth and character found within. Inside, the sitting room embraces you with its exposed log beams and a cosy log burner, creating an atmosphere that feels both timeless and intimate. A bathroom wrapped in deep green tiles and golden fixtures offers a luxurious retreat, where every moment feels like a personal indulgence. The kitchen diner provides a seamless flow, connecting effortlessly to the private garden—an idyllic space to unwind or entertain. With its spacious bedrooms and sun-kissed outdoor haven, this home offers a lifestyle that feels both peaceful and full of possibility.

The Location

Located on Low Street in the well-connected village of Oakley, 35a delivers a countryside setting without sacrificing everyday convenience. The village offers a calm, residential feel with local amenities nearby and easy access to larger towns like Eye and Diss—ideal for shopping, schools, and direct train routes to London. With the A140 just a short drive away, road links to Norwich, Ipswich, and beyond are effortlessly within reach, making commuting a breeze.

The area lends itself to a practical yet scenic lifestyle. Surrounded by open fields and walking routes, there's always space to get outside and enjoy the fresh air. Weekends can be spent exploring nearby market towns, relaxing in the garden, or making the most of the Suffolk landscape. Oakley offers balance—rural charm, daily ease, and a strong sense of community.

Low Street, Oakley

Approaching the property, a charming gravelled driveway offers space for your vehicles and sets a timeless tone as you head towards the classic cottage-style front door. Step inside and you're instantly welcomed into a characterful sitting room, rich with original features.

Exposed log beams overhead frame the space beautifully, while a striking brick wall plays host to a cosy log burner, delivering both warmth and atmosphere. Clever use of a brick-built nook allows the current owners to neatly tuck away coats and boots, showcasing just how effortlessly this home adapts to everyday life while keeping things stylish.

From the sitting room, a traditional latch door guides you into the kind of bathroom you never knew you needed—until now. Deep green tiling sets a moody, luxurious backdrop, complemented by brushed gold fixtures that elevate even the most routine soak or skincare session. It's a space made for lingering, with its elegant finish and calming palette encouraging long, slow evenings of self-care.

The kitchen diner wraps up the ground floor, offering a well-considered U-shaped cabinetry layout that allows for ample surface and storage space. Room for essential appliances has been integrated without compromising the visual flow, while a dining table fits perfectly for mealtimes and hosting. A single rear door opens directly out to the garden, letting the indoor and outdoor spaces connect with ease.

Upstairs, the cottage presents three separate rooms, each full of potential. Two generous bedrooms offer plenty of space for comfort and furniture, while the third—positioned centrally—currently serves as a walk-in wardrobe and dressing space, easily adaptable depending on your lifestyle needs.

Step out into the rear garden and you’ll find yourself in a true sun-trap; south-facing and designed with a balance of patio and lawn. Perfectly private and lovingly maintained, it’s an idyllic spot to unwind, entertain, or simply enjoy the peace of countryside living.

Agents Note

Sold Freehold

Connected to oil-fired heating - alongside remaining mains services

Disclaimer

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