4 bedroom detached house
Detached house
4 beds
5 baths
130,680 sq ft / 12,141 sq m
Key information
Features and description
- Flexible 4,000 sq ft family home
- 3/4 bedrooms, all en suite
- Further shower room
- 5 reception rooms
- Kitchen and utility
- Annexe wing with kitchen/sitting room, bedroom and bathroom
- Walled gardens with terrace
- Further mature gardens
- Outbuildings
- In all 3 acres
Situated within tranquil gardens and grounds, Hunters Park offers impressive outside space with flexible and beautiful accommodation creating a stunning home ideal for modern family life. Once forming the stables to the neighbouring Groton House, the property has been sympathetically converted to incorporate attractive features found throughout such as the grand proportions and high ceilings, full height windows and some exposed beams.
The accommodation flows from the welcoming entrance hall and comprises an impressive drawing room, with woodburning stove, and a spiral staircase leading to the principal bedroom; a spacious sitting room, again with woodburning stove, a formal dining room, a useful study and a conservatory overlooking the walled garden. The kitchen has attractive contemporary wooden units, as well as integrated appliances, and leads through into the utility with access to outside. There are three double bedrooms in the main part of the property, with the generous principal bedroom on the first floor featuring a large en suite bathroom and attractive Juliet balcony offering views across the garden; the other two are on the ground floor, one featuring an en suite bathroom and the other with a Jack and Jill entrance to a shower room. Additionally, there is a cloakroom with shower. The annexe wing, has its own entrance but also forms part of the main house. It is arranged over two floors, and features an open-plan kitchen and sitting room, double bedroom and an en suite bathroom.
Local Authority: Babergh District Council
Services: Oil-fired central heating, private drainage, all other mains services are connected.
Council Tax: Tax band G
The property is located in a beautiful rural setting in the small Suffolk village of Groton and less than two miles from the village of Boxford. There is a local pub at Groton, while picturesque Boxford has several everyday amenities, including a village store, butchers, post office, doctors surgery and an outstanding-rated primary school; with further schooling in the surrounding villages, such as secondary schools in nearby Hadleigh as well as Sudbury. This historic market town is only 7 miles away where there is a railway line. The area is well connected with the A12 and the A120 within easy reach, providing routes towards Ipswich and Colchester; both with mainline railway lines.
Boxford 1.7 miles, Hadleigh 5.5 miles, Sudbury 7.5 miles, A12 10.5 miles, Colchester Railway Station 11.8 miles, Ipswich 15.5 miles
The property is approached via a long, sweeping driveway; and electronic gates provide privacy to the front of the property, which benefits from ample space for a number of vehicles. One unique feature is the walled garden to the rear of the property; once a kitchen garden to a large country house, the wall now provides seclusion and privacy, with the garden mainly laid to lawn, bordered with colourful and considered planting, and a number of mature trees, including Magnolias, and attractive terrace ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining. The remainder of the gardens and grounds sit behind the wall, and include a number of useful outbuildings, including workshop and woodstore, and a further area of lawn with further mature trees offering plenty of shade.
Agents Note:
Please note there is a restrictive covenant on the part of the land which means it can only be used as garden land in ancillary to the house. More details available upon request.
The accommodation flows from the welcoming entrance hall and comprises an impressive drawing room, with woodburning stove, and a spiral staircase leading to the principal bedroom; a spacious sitting room, again with woodburning stove, a formal dining room, a useful study and a conservatory overlooking the walled garden. The kitchen has attractive contemporary wooden units, as well as integrated appliances, and leads through into the utility with access to outside. There are three double bedrooms in the main part of the property, with the generous principal bedroom on the first floor featuring a large en suite bathroom and attractive Juliet balcony offering views across the garden; the other two are on the ground floor, one featuring an en suite bathroom and the other with a Jack and Jill entrance to a shower room. Additionally, there is a cloakroom with shower. The annexe wing, has its own entrance but also forms part of the main house. It is arranged over two floors, and features an open-plan kitchen and sitting room, double bedroom and an en suite bathroom.
Local Authority: Babergh District Council
Services: Oil-fired central heating, private drainage, all other mains services are connected.
Council Tax: Tax band G
The property is located in a beautiful rural setting in the small Suffolk village of Groton and less than two miles from the village of Boxford. There is a local pub at Groton, while picturesque Boxford has several everyday amenities, including a village store, butchers, post office, doctors surgery and an outstanding-rated primary school; with further schooling in the surrounding villages, such as secondary schools in nearby Hadleigh as well as Sudbury. This historic market town is only 7 miles away where there is a railway line. The area is well connected with the A12 and the A120 within easy reach, providing routes towards Ipswich and Colchester; both with mainline railway lines.
Boxford 1.7 miles, Hadleigh 5.5 miles, Sudbury 7.5 miles, A12 10.5 miles, Colchester Railway Station 11.8 miles, Ipswich 15.5 miles
The property is approached via a long, sweeping driveway; and electronic gates provide privacy to the front of the property, which benefits from ample space for a number of vehicles. One unique feature is the walled garden to the rear of the property; once a kitchen garden to a large country house, the wall now provides seclusion and privacy, with the garden mainly laid to lawn, bordered with colourful and considered planting, and a number of mature trees, including Magnolias, and attractive terrace ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining. The remainder of the gardens and grounds sit behind the wall, and include a number of useful outbuildings, including workshop and woodstore, and a further area of lawn with further mature trees offering plenty of shade.
Agents Note:
Please note there is a restrictive covenant on the part of the land which means it can only be used as garden land in ancillary to the house. More details available upon request.
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