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The Peacock Inn the Street | Chelsworth | IP7 7HU | Guide Price £650,000 The Peacock Inn The Street | Chelsworth | IP7 7HU | Guide Price £650,000 kitchen, separate preparation and wash Semer (1/2 mile) has an award-winning The Peacock Inn is a Grade II listed with five guest bedrooms in the main up area, dry storeroom and level beer farm shop. The historic wool town of detached building in the picturesque property, and a modern single storey store. Lavenham offers a wealth of heritage, accommodation building which has village of Chelsworth Currently run The owner’s private accommodation is the Swan hotel and many good pubs recently been developed to provide as a profitable public a two-storey attached building with, and restaurants. Bury St. Edmunds three additional en-suite guest rooms house/restaurant and B&B with 5 lounge, bathroom and separate WC on considered the jewel of Suffolk is offering picturesque views of the the ground floor, and one double about 18 miles away. Trains to London attractive letting rooms within the garden. There is a separate one- bedroom located on the first floor. The (Liverpool Street) can be taken from building & 3 En-Suite rooms in the bedroom cottage with a potential for a cottage benefits from an enclosed either Ipswich, Manningtree or variety of uses, and presently serves as garden, cosy bar, lovely private garden, parking and a garage/storeroom Colchester. owners’ accommodation. This Cottage mature beer garden. can also be purchased as a separate B & B Accommodation Directions freehold entity. Located at 37 The Street, Chelsworth • Public House Grade II Listed The Peacock Inn offers two different style rooms, traditional and modern. on the B1115 road, 10 miles either • 5 Guestrooms in Main Property This is a superb opportunity to acquire way between Sudbury and a stunning period property/business Inside the pub there are four double • 3 Separate Modern En-suite Stowmarket. It is part of Babergh currently run as a successful Inn and rooms and a twin room with shared Guestrooms district. holiday accommodation with bed & bathrooms. This works particularly well • Restaurant breakfast possibilities. There is also for wedding groups and parties. The • Function Room potential to re-instate the rooms in the rooms are comfortable and cosy with www.thepeacockchelsworth.com • Inglenook Fireplace Inn to an impressive private residence. bags of character, most of the rooms • Large Mature Garden have exposed beams and country views. Services • Attached 1 Bed Cottage The bar with a cosy warm atmosphere In the garden of the pub there are three Mains electricity, water and drainage, LPG gas for cooking. Oil fired central • Garage and inviting inglenook fireplace offers a double ensuite rooms available with a selection of local ales including Adnams, contemporary style. heating. • Cosy Ambience Woodfords, Nethergate brewery • Sought After Location amongst others About the Area Agents Notes The village is famous for its annual open The public house and the cottage About the Property The function room located behind the gardens which has taken place for the could be sold as separate entities. The Peacock Inn is a beautiful 14th public bar towards the rear of the last 51 years on the last Sunday in June. century half-timber grade I1 listed Inn property enjoys views over the mature The event is held to raise funds for the trading as a free house. It is a garden and is ideal for private parties, local church and is extremely successful successful dining and drinking dining and meetings accommodating with a very engaging village community. establishment popular with locals and approximately 20 covers. Post offices are to be found in both visitors. The main property is Monks Eleigh and Bildeston which also currently run as a licenced country Inn The ancillary areas include a trade has a superb medical centre and nearby Fine & Country Estate Agents (and its subsidiaries and their joint Agents where applicable) for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of this property for whom they act, give notice that (I) these particulars are a general outline only for the guidance of prospective purchasers or tenants, and do not constitute the whole or any Tel: 01473 289700 part of an offer or contract (II) Fine & Country cannot guarantee the accuracy of any description, dimensions, references to conditions, necessary permissions for use and occupancy and other details contained herein and prospective purchasers or tenants must not rely on them as statements of fact or representations and must satisfy themselves as to their accuracy, (III) No employee of Fine & Country (and its subsidiaries and their joint Agents where applicable) has any authority to make or Fine & Country Ipswich give any representation or warranty or enter into any contract whatever in relation to the property, (IV) Fine & Country (and its subsidiaries and their joint Agents where applicable) will not be liable in negligence or otherwise, for any loss arising from the use of these particulars and Fine & Country (and its subsidiaries and their Archdeacon’s House, Northgate Street, Ipswich, IP1 3BX joint Agents where applicable) have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for [email protected] the purpose. A buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor, (V) Photographs will only show certain parts of the property and no assumptions should be made in respect of those parts of the property that have not been photographed, items or contents shown in the photographs are not included as part of the sale unless specified otherwise. It should not be assumed the property will remain as shown in the photographs. Photographs have been taken using a wide-angle lens. .
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