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7 Meadowlands, Sudbourne, Woodbridge, Suffolk IP12 7 Meadowlands, Sudbourne, Suffolk. IP12 2BB PRICE £350,000 7 Meadowlands, Sudbourne, Sudbourne is a pretty village which is ideally located for access to the Suffolk Heritage Coast and the Woodbridge, Suffolk IP12 2BB attractions of Snape, Aldeburgh and Orford. There are wonderful woodland walks at Sudbourne and neigh- Set in a plot which extends to just under half an acre (subject to survey), 7 bouring Tunstall Forest. Sudbourne has its own nature reserve. The reserves at Minsmere and Havergate Island Meadowlands is a most deceptive detached bungalow which is thought to have also lie within convenient reach by car. Other attractions been built at some time in the 1960s and with substantial later extensions. The in the area include the world famous concert hall at property also includes a very large three bay garage/workshop which may Snape: home to the Aldeburgh Festival and the ancient have potential for conversion to a work space or annexed accommodation castle keep at Orford which also has a yacht haven. In (subject to the usual consents). There are two driveways. One to the side is ac- addition to the woodland walks, there are estuary paths along the Alde at Iken Cliff. There are golf courses at cessed from Meadowlands close. The second and larger driveway which leads Woodbridge, Aldeburgh and Thorpeness. Sudbourne off Snape Road, extends to the side and the rear of the bungalow and affords has an active village hall which is host to a regular “pop parking for several vehicles with space for trailers etc. The accommodation is up” pub. centrally heated by oil fired radiators and is double glazed with uPVC framed windows. There are three bedrooms, the two principle bedrooms overlooking the VIEWING By appointment with Jennie Jones rear garden. All bedrooms have built in wardrobes and are served by a family Estate Agents 01728 605511 bathroom and a shower room. The main living room/dining room is a fabulous open plan reception room which has a fireplace and wide patio doors to the [email protected] garden. There is a fitted kitchen and a large, separate utility room and a useful www.jennie-jones.com cloakroom which is accessed from the rear lobby. The property is ideally locat- LOCAL AUTHORITY ed for access to walks and cycle routes in and around the village and through Suffolk Coastal District Council, East the adjacent woodland. The attractions of Snape and the Maltings Concert Hall, Suffolk House, Station Road, Melton like Orford with its Castle and quay lie within easy reach by car. Both Snape Woodbridge, Suffolk IP12 1RT and Orford have excellent local pubs and restaurants and there are primary Tel: 01394 383789 schools in both villages. The bungalow is a little dated but has been a much SERVICES Mains water, electricity, drainage. loved and carefully maintained home with almost unlimited potential for devel- opment and enhancement. 7 Meadowlands is available with no onward chain. EPC - D Items depicted in the photographs are not necessarily included in the sale. Measurements and details are for guidance purposes only and their accuracy should be checked by an intending purchaser. Where applicable, central heating systems, gas/electrical installations, plumbing etc, have not been checked by this office Distance London 104 miles Ipswich 21 miles Aldeburgh 9 miles Woodbridge 12 miles Orford 2.2 miles Schools Orford Primary School Mundays Lane. IP12 2LX Telephone 01394 450281 Farlingaye High School Woodbridge. IP12 4JX Telephone 01394 385720 Railway Station Campsea Ashe (Wickham Market) Doctor’s surgery Rectory Road Orford Telephone 01394 450315 Supermarkets Tesco Saxmundham Waitrose Saxmundham Sports centre Leiston Leisure Centre (pool) Red House Lane. IP16 4LS SOUTHWOLD SAXMUNDHAM T: 01502722065 T: 01728 605511 www.jennie-jones.com E: [email protected] E: [email protected] .
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