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Luxurious Seclusion in a Village Setting Luxurious seclusion in a village setting. Westgate Park, Westgate Street, Long Melford, Sudbury, Suffolk Freehold 6 bedrooms, 5 en suite • striking reception hall • 5 reception rooms • AGA Kitchen/breakfast room • laundry 2 bedroom coach house Fantastic equestrian facilities including: 1 bedroom flat • stables • tack room • horse walker • dressage arena • post & rail paddocks Spacious terrace & formal gardens Stunning swimming pool About 13.36 acres Distances Sudbury 3.5 miles The ancient Roman town of Lavenham 5 miles Colchester, the oldest recorded Bury St Edmunds 14 miles town in England, has a more Colchester 17 miles extensive range of shopping, Newmarket 21 miles educational and recreational Stansted Airport 35 miles facilities. Direct trains to (all mileages are approximate) London Liverpool Street take from approximately 46 Situation minutes. Westgate Park enjoys an exceptional position in the Other amenities in the area sought after village of Long include golf at Newton and Melford. Long Melford is a Flemton, and racing at particularly fine and thriving Newmarket, the home of British community, famous for its racing. antique shops, award winning restaurants, historic pubs and Description two Tudor halls, Kentwell Hall Westgate Park provides proof and Melford Hall. that classic and contemporary aesthetics can blend together The grounds of Westgate Park seamlessly, creating adjoin the churchyard of Holy sophisticated living space Trinity Church, a magnificent, encompassed within a practical 15th century church, which and energy efficient home. crowns the top of Long Melford’s Green. A gate from The property is set beyond the grounds provides private electric gates that allow access access. to the sweeping drive and to the incredible, well-tended Further shopping and grounds. The formal Italianate amenities can be found in – parterre – gardens are a nearby Sudbury, the birthplace delight and continue to a of Thomas Gainsborough, stunning outdoor swimming Lavenham and the historic pool with surrounding terrace market town of Bury St and former stallion house, now Edmunds. used as the pool house. The excellent equestrian The west wing has a formal facilities include an dining room, delightful snug, international size manège, and a wonderful kitchen/ superb post and railed breakfast room. The kitchen/ paddocks, stable block and breakfast rooms has French horse walker. windows on to the terrace and swimming pool, an AGA, walk Entering the house from the in fridge, and adjoining pantry. main entrance, one is met by a sumptuous reception hall with Stairs off the kitchen provide an imposing symmetrical independent access to the winged staircase. principal bedroom suite with The attention to detail is adjoining dressing room and evident throughout the house, luxurious en suite bath and including fine solid Sienna shower room. Four further Marble floors, impressive double bedrooms (three with Cornish granite columns, en suites). handmade coving and superb reclaimed fireplaces. To the east of the grounds is a splendid coach house, with two The reception rooms are en suite bedrooms and an open located in an east to west plan kitchen/reception room. A configuration. To the east is a stable flat, comprising magnificent drawing room and bedroom, bathroom and library/games room. An bedroom, provides further elegant staircase leads to a accommodation. Both of these self-contained guest bedroom would make ideal staff or guest with en suite bathroom. accommodation. Outside Tenure The grounds amount to about Freehold with vacant 13.36 acres and are accessed possession. via automated security gates from Westgate Street. In Viewing addition the property has Strictly by appointment with further access to the rear Savills. leading to the north east boundary via Church Walk and Directions the churchyard. In the centre of Long Melford, take the turning across The Agents Note: A public footpath Green onto the A1092 runs to the east and north of signposted Cavendish and the grounds. Clare. The gated entrance to Westgate Park is a short Accommodation distance along on the right See floor plan. hand side. Services Mains drainage, gas, water and electricity. Postcode CO10 9DR Westgate Park, Westgate Street, Long Melford, Sudbury, Suffolk Gross internal area (approx) 8501 sq ft / 789.7 sq m (includes garage and excludes voids) Limited Use Area(s) = 379 sq ft / 35.2 sq m Outbuilding = 4334 sq ft / 402.6 sq m Total = 13214 sq ft / 1227.5 sq m Principle Bedroom 3.96 x 3.58m Up 13' x 11'9'' Up Kitchen / Reception Room Triple Garage 7.32 x 7.26m 9.73 x 7.26m 24' x 23'10 31'11'' x 23'10'' N Bedroom Denotes restricted 5.77 x 3.12m head height 18'11'' x 10'3'' Down Coach House Ground floor Coach House First floor Access To Eaves Access To Eaves Void Down Down Dressing Room Bedroom 5.18 x 2.79m Bedroom Void Void 5.08 x 4.85m 17' x 9'2'' 5.08 x 4.75m 16'8'' x 15'10'' Guest Bedroom 16'8'' x 15'7'' Bedroom Bedroom 7.77 x 7.77m 4.14 x 3.58m 3.66 x 3.53m 25'6'' x 25'6'' 13'7'' x 11'9'' 12' x 11'7'' Principle Bedroom Down 5.38 x 5.16m 17'8'' x 16'11'' Access Access To Eaves To Eaves First floor Studio Fridge Utility 3.00 x 2.64m Pantry 3.99 x 2.74m 9'10'' x 8'8'' 13'1 x 9' Snug 5.44 x 3.91m 17'10 x 12'10 Drawing Room Dining Room 7.32 x 6.53m 7.36 x 6.32m 24'2'' x 20'9'' Library/Games Room Lobby 24' x 21'5'' 7.77 x 7.71m Kitchen / 25'6'' x 25'4'' Breakfast Room Boot Room 7.14 x 5.79m 4.32 x 3.40m 23'5'' x 19' 14'2'' x 11'2'' Up Up Reception Hall Up 12.42 x 5.16m 40'9'' x 16'11 Ground floor Westgate Park, Westgate Street, Long Melford, Sudbury, Suffolk Gross internal area (approx) 8501 sq ft / 789.7 sq m (includes garage and excludes voids) Mark Oliver Limited Use Area(s) = 379 sq ft / 35.2 sq m Savills Suffolk Outbuilding = 4334 sq ft / 402.6 sq m 01473 234800 Total = 13214 sq ft / 1227.5 sq m savills savills.co.uk [email protected] Mezzanine Mezzanine 8.49 x 4.11m Void 6.76 x 4.11m Pool House 27'10'' x 13'6'' 22'2'' x 13'6'' 3.30 x 3.15m 10'10'' x 10'4'' Denotes restricted Pool Pump 4.93 x 1.47m 16'2'' x 4'10'' head height Hatch Outbuilding 1 First floor Outbuilding 4 Barn N 20.60 x 5.74m Office 67'6'' x 18'10'' Terrace 4.72 x 4.70m 5.08 x 4.70m 15'6'' x 15'5'' 16'8'' x 15'5'' Outbuilding 1 Ground floor Outbuilding 3 Store Kitchen 2.26 x 1.75m Stable Stable 7'5'' x 5'9'' Stable Workshop 4.37x 3.51m 4.37 x 3.53m 4.37 x 3.71m 4.37 x 2.84m 14'4'' x 11'6 14'4'' x 11'7'' 14'4'' x 12'2'' 14'4'' x 9'4'' Principle Bedroom Energy Efficiency Rating Stable 4.78 x 3.51m 6.96 x 3.68m Stable 15'8'' x 11'6 22'10'' x 12'1'' 7.01 x 3.45m 23' x 11'4'' 78 80 Flat For identification only. Not to scale. © 21/08/11 KS Outbuilding 2 Important notice Savills, its clients and any joint agents give notice that 1: They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2: Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. Brochure by wordperfectprint.com .
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