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A Beautifully Converted Timber Frame Barn A beautifully converted timber frame barn The Barn, Ringsfield, Suffolk Freehold Entrance hall • Staircase hall • Sitting room Well-fitted kitchen • Dining room • Games room/snug Five bedrooms • Three bathrooms • Cloak room/shower room • Extensive garaging • Landscaped gardens and grounds • In all about 1.2 of an acre The Property Outside The magnificent and The house is approached beautifully converted thatched fromthe west by a long timber frame barn dating from sweeping gravelled drive lined the 17th century and originally with an avenue of silver birch converted in 2000 to designs trees. This finishes in a large by the architect David Futter. gravelled turning and parking The house is situated in an area to the front and northwest unspoilt rural position set in of the house. The drive extensive landscaped gardens continues around to the and grounds with fine views southeast of the house where towards the church. Acquired there is a further extensive by the current owners in 2017, a gravelled parking area and thorough and sympathetic where the garaging is programme of refurbishment also situated. has been carried out, including The gardens and grounds are the provision of a new custom an outstanding feature of the built fitted kitchen and new house and are arranged as bathrooms, together with follows. The house sits in an complete redecoration elevated position overlooking internally and externally. its own grounds which largely Extensive hard and soft lie to the southwest and over landscaping has been carried which there are fine views to out including the creation of a the picturesque 14th century pond and barbecue terrace church beyond. This is divided areas. The house has light, from the gardens and grounds spacious and well-arranged by a fine old crinkle crankle accommodation with a superb wall. The gardens are largely double height principal laid to lawn with well-stocked reception room and well-fitted mixed shrub and herbaceous kitchen/dining room, all beds and much planting and leading off the central entrance landscaping has been carried and staircase hall. There is a out. At the southwestern further reception room/snug extremity there is an area of and a useful ground floor orchard and to the west an bedroom as well as four main ornamental pond. To the bedrooms and three northwest there is a large bathrooms on the first floor. paved terrace and seating area overlooking the gardens and beyond this an area of kitchen garden with raised beds. Adjoining the house there is a Ringsfield is situated between sheltered and secluded the Waveney Valley market northwest facing paved terrace towns of Beccles (two miles) ideal for outside entertaining and Bungay (four miles), both with access from the house to a of which have excellent secondary kitchen. From this shopping and other facilities. there are fine views over the The popular coastal resort of garden towards the church. Southwold and the Suffolk The land in all extends to about Heritage Coast line is only 14 1.2 of an acre. miles, whilst Norwich, the cathedral city and regional Situation centre of East Anglia, lies about The Barn is situated in an 19 miles to the north. unspoilt pocket of countryside, approached by a long curving drive off a small lane and close to the village church which has 14th century origins. Directions Local Authority Leave Norwich on the A146 East Suffolk Beccles Road and at Beccles (Waveney) District Council take the A145 sign posted Tax band - G towards Ipswich and the A12. Follow this road out of Beccles Fixtures & Fittings towards Bungay on the B1062. All fixtures and fittings After about two miles turn left including fitted carpets and sign posted to Ringsfield. curtains are specifically Follow this small country road excluded from the sale, but and turn right up a private road may be available in addition, sign posted Old Hall and Old subject to separate Hall Barn. The drive to the negotiation. property will be found after a short distance on the left hand Viewings side. The postcode Strictly by appointment with is NR34 8JZ. Savills. If there is any point which is of particular Services importance to you, we invite Mains water and electricity, you to discuss this with us, private drainage, oil fired especially before you travel to central heating. view the property. The Barn, Ringsfield, Suffolk Savills Norwich Main House gross internal area = 3,274 sq ft / 304 sq m 01603 229229 Garage gross internal area = 710 sq ft / 66 sq m savills savills.co.uk [email protected] Back Hall Kitchen 7.69 x 6.06 4.61 x 3.54 25'3" x 19'11" 15'1" x 11'7" Sitting Room Games Room Dining Room 6.84 x 6.21 7.52 x 5.48 22'5" x 20'4" 24'8" x 18'0" Garage & Storage Bar 8.52 x 7.74 Utility 27'11" x 25'5" Cloak Hall 4.97 x 3.54 Ground Floor Bedroom 5 16'4" x 11'7" 3.47 x 3.13 11'5" x 10'3" Mezzanine Bedroom 3 3.85 x 2.38 Bedroom 2 12'8" x 7'10" Lower 3.84 x 3.50 Lower Level Level 12'7" x 11'6" Master Bedroom Lower Level 7.51 x 5.39 24'8" x 17'8" Mezzanine Above Bedroom 4 Bedroom 4 2.75 x 2.31 Gallery 9'0" x 7'7" First Floor Study 3.64 x 3.36 11'11" x 11'0" FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY - NOT TO SCALE Eaves The position & size of doors, windows, appliances and other features are approximate only. Storage © ehouse. Unauthorised reproduction prohibited. Drawing ref. dig/8393306/JRD For identification only. Not to scale. © 190809LS 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. .
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