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£875,0004 bedroom detached house for sale
Dunwich Road, Blythburgh, Halesworth, Suffolk, IP19
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Air source heating
EPC rating: B
Energy Efficient
Detached house
4 beds
4 baths
EPC rating: B
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band E
Broadband: Super-fast 55Mbps *
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Features and description
- Exceptional detached modern home set in the highly regarded village of Blythburgh, a short walk from the village pub and surrounded by superb walking routes to Walberswick and the Suffolk coast
- Gated entrance with shingle driveway, walled front garden, ample off-road parking and a generous double garage
- Energy Efficient Home
- Spacious entrance hall with herringbone flooring and ground floor cloakroom for guests
- Impressive open-plan kitchen/dining/family room with bi-folding doors framing far-reaching views over fields and the estuary
- Sleek modern kitchen with cream cabinetry, contrasting quartz-effect worktops, large navy island unit, and integrated appliances including fridge-freezer, dishwasher, ceramic hob and double oven
- Separate utility room with laundry facilities and direct garden access
- Elegant double-aspect sitting room with French doors to the terrace and a central log-burning stove
- Additional family room/snug or home office, ideal for remote working or quiet relaxation, with views over open countryside
- Four well-proportioned bedrooms, including:
A lifestyle defined by coast, countryside and convivial village living — this outstanding modern home in Blythburgh captures sweeping estuary views, immediate access to protected natural beauty and beautifully curated family space designed for both entertaining and retreat.
Positioned on the edge of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and moments from Suffolk’s celebrated Heritage Coast, the setting alone is enough to inspire. Morning walks along the Blyth Estuary, evenings at the renowned White Hart, and scenic routes winding through to Walberswick define daily life here. This is a home for those who value fresh air, open horizons and a strong sense of community. Approached discreetly behind double gates, the shingle driveway and generous parking create a sense of arrival, while the walled front garden provides privacy and polish.
Inside, the tone is immediately contemporary yet welcoming. A spacious reception hall with striking herringbone flooring sets a confident design narrative that continues throughout. At the heart of the house lies an exceptional open-plan kitchen/dining/family room — a space designed around togetherness. Full-width bi-fold doors dissolve the boundary between inside and out, drawing in far-reaching views across open fields to the Blyth Estuary beyond. Whether hosting summer gatherings that spill onto the terrace or enjoying relaxed weekend breakfasts with the doors open to birdsong and breeze, this is a room that adapts effortlessly to the rhythm of family life. The kitchen itself is both elegant and functional, with cream cabinetry, quartz-effect surfaces and a bold navy island anchoring the space — equally suited to informal suppers or celebratory entertaining. A separate sitting room offers a more intimate atmosphere, with dual aspects and French doors opening onto the garden. The log-burning stove provides warmth and focus during the cooler months, creating the perfect setting for cosy evenings after bracing coastal walks. A further snug or home office, with calming field views, ensures flexibility for remote working or quiet retreat.
Upstairs, the principal suite is conceived as a private sanctuary. Light-filled and beautifully proportioned, it offers discreet bespoke storage and a luxurious en suite featuring a freestanding bath, twin basins and a generous shower enclosure — a space to unwind at the end of the day. A second en suite bedroom provides excellent guest accommodation, while two further double bedrooms share a stylish family bathroom, making the layout ideal for growing families or visiting friends.
The landscaped rear garden extends the living experience outdoors. A broad terrace runs the width of the house, ideal for long summer lunches or evening drinks overlooking the estuary backdrop. Mature planting — including heathers, alpines and established trees — provides year-round interest and a sense of tranquillity. A workshop is neatly positioned to one side, while a meandering pathway draws you through lawned areas, encouraging exploration and quiet moments alike.
Offered with vacant possession, this is an opportunity to embrace an enviable coastal lifestyle where expansive views, refined interiors and village charm come together in perfect balance.
Council Tax Band: C
Local Authority - East Suffolk Council
We have been advised that the property has the following services. Mains water, mains drainage, electricity and Air source heating.
Winkworth wishes to inform prospective buyers and tenants that these particulars are a guide and act as information only. All our details are given in good faith and believed to be correct at the time of printing but they don’t form part of an offer or contract. No Winkworth employee has authority to make or give any representation or warranty in relation to this property. All fixtures and fittings, whether fitted or not are deemed removable by the vendor unless stated otherwise and room sizes are measured between internal wall surfaces, including furnishings. The services, systems and appliances have not been tested, and no guarantee as to their operability or efficiency can be given.
Positioned on the edge of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and moments from Suffolk’s celebrated Heritage Coast, the setting alone is enough to inspire. Morning walks along the Blyth Estuary, evenings at the renowned White Hart, and scenic routes winding through to Walberswick define daily life here. This is a home for those who value fresh air, open horizons and a strong sense of community. Approached discreetly behind double gates, the shingle driveway and generous parking create a sense of arrival, while the walled front garden provides privacy and polish.
Inside, the tone is immediately contemporary yet welcoming. A spacious reception hall with striking herringbone flooring sets a confident design narrative that continues throughout. At the heart of the house lies an exceptional open-plan kitchen/dining/family room — a space designed around togetherness. Full-width bi-fold doors dissolve the boundary between inside and out, drawing in far-reaching views across open fields to the Blyth Estuary beyond. Whether hosting summer gatherings that spill onto the terrace or enjoying relaxed weekend breakfasts with the doors open to birdsong and breeze, this is a room that adapts effortlessly to the rhythm of family life. The kitchen itself is both elegant and functional, with cream cabinetry, quartz-effect surfaces and a bold navy island anchoring the space — equally suited to informal suppers or celebratory entertaining. A separate sitting room offers a more intimate atmosphere, with dual aspects and French doors opening onto the garden. The log-burning stove provides warmth and focus during the cooler months, creating the perfect setting for cosy evenings after bracing coastal walks. A further snug or home office, with calming field views, ensures flexibility for remote working or quiet retreat.
Upstairs, the principal suite is conceived as a private sanctuary. Light-filled and beautifully proportioned, it offers discreet bespoke storage and a luxurious en suite featuring a freestanding bath, twin basins and a generous shower enclosure — a space to unwind at the end of the day. A second en suite bedroom provides excellent guest accommodation, while two further double bedrooms share a stylish family bathroom, making the layout ideal for growing families or visiting friends.
The landscaped rear garden extends the living experience outdoors. A broad terrace runs the width of the house, ideal for long summer lunches or evening drinks overlooking the estuary backdrop. Mature planting — including heathers, alpines and established trees — provides year-round interest and a sense of tranquillity. A workshop is neatly positioned to one side, while a meandering pathway draws you through lawned areas, encouraging exploration and quiet moments alike.
Offered with vacant possession, this is an opportunity to embrace an enviable coastal lifestyle where expansive views, refined interiors and village charm come together in perfect balance.
Council Tax Band: C
Local Authority - East Suffolk Council
We have been advised that the property has the following services. Mains water, mains drainage, electricity and Air source heating.
Winkworth wishes to inform prospective buyers and tenants that these particulars are a guide and act as information only. All our details are given in good faith and believed to be correct at the time of printing but they don’t form part of an offer or contract. No Winkworth employee has authority to make or give any representation or warranty in relation to this property. All fixtures and fittings, whether fitted or not are deemed removable by the vendor unless stated otherwise and room sizes are measured between internal wall surfaces, including furnishings. The services, systems and appliances have not been tested, and no guarantee as to their operability or efficiency can be given.
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