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Ipswich | Suffolk | IP7 7HU Offers in Excess of £675,000 Freehold The White House The Street | Chelsworth | Ipswich | Suffolk | IP7 7HU Offers in Excess of £675,000 Freehold Seldom available – a Grade 2 listed property, THE ACCOMODATION AT THE WHITE HOUSE sitting within 3/4 of an acre, enfolds this (WITH APPROXIMATE ROOM SIZES) th delightful four bedroom, mid-18 century family GROUND FLOOR Commented [CD1]: home offering immense charm, flexible • Entrance Lobby • Kitchen/Diner- 24’2’ x 13’5 Bespoke Ash kitchen units with stone Commented [LH2R1]: accommodation and a wealth of exposed beams flooring and walk in larder and character. • Main Sitting Room with large fireplace - 15’1 x 18’6 • Second Sitting Room with study area and wood burner - 15’1 x 11’2 About The Property The White House sits within the unspoilt Suffolk village of Chelsworth a • Utility Room - 9’6’ x 8’ conservation area – a much sought after beauty spot being one of few • Boiler Room ‘untouched’ villages in Suffolk. The property is constructed of white colour • Cloakroom washed elevations (9’ solid brick) under a slate roof. It benefits from many oak beams, sumptuous kitchen and bathroom fitments, three original Suffolk For an old listed building the ground floor is quite contemporary in that it is brick open fireplaces with oak bressumers. very much open plan with open staircase. Our client has lived in and refurbished The White House to a very high FIRST FLOOR standard over the past 20 years. Further benefits include beautiful views Main bedroom with en-suite and a further three double bedrooms from most upstairs rooms overlooking the local church and open fields. Local amenities are within 1 mile either side of the village and the village has • Master Bedroom – 15’1 x 14’10 a popular pub the Peacock. • En-suite Double Shower Room . • Bedroom- 9’1 x 12’6’ • Bedroom -10’4’ x 11’10’ About The Area • Bedroom – 10’8’ x 8’11’ The village is famous for its annual open gardens which has taken place for • Family Bathroom the last 51 years on the last Sunday in June. The event is held to raise funds • Separate WC for the local church and is extremely successful with a very engaging village community (www.chelsworth.org.uk). Post offices are to be found in both OUTSIDE Monks Eleigh and Bildeston which also has a superb medical centre and The garden of approximately 3/4 of an acre is mainly enclosed by 5’ Suffolk nearby Semer (1/2 mile) has an award winning farm shop. The historic wool brick walls. There is a detached studio/garage building which offers potential town of Lavenham offers a wealth of heritage, the Swan hotel and many for further development into an office, studio etc, and subject to planning good pubs and restaurants. Bury St. Edmunds considered the jewel of Suffolk consent. is about 18 miles away. Trains to London (Liverpool Street) can be taken from either Ipswich,Manningtree or Colchester. Useful Information Directions From Ipswich (Great Colman Street)/B1076 head towards Old Foundary Road, turn left onto St Margarets Street/A1156 for approx. 0.5 miles. At the roundabout take the 1st exit onto Civic Drive/A1071 for approx. 0/6 miles, continue onto London Road/A1214 (1.4 miles), turn right onto the A1071 and stay on this road for approx. 3.3 miles. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Ipswich Road/A1071 then turn right onto Stone Street/A1141, turn left onto Bildeston Road/B1115 through the village, past ‘The Peacock Inn’ public house and The White House will be found on the right hand side. Schooling State Schools: There are numerous primary schools within a 5 miles radius of the property to include: Bildeston Primary School, Whatfield Church of England School, Kersey Church of England School. Hadleigh High School, Ormiston Sudbury Academy (secondary), Stowmarket High School. Thomas Gainsborough High School. Farlingaye High School, Northgate High School Independent Schools: Old Buckenham Hall School, Finborough School. Ipswich Boys School, Ipswich Girls School, Orwell Park School, Royal Hospital School, Woodbridge School. Council Tax Babergh & Mid Suffolk District Council – Band G Viewing Arrangements Strictly by prior arrangement with Mark Halls MRICS, Fine & Country Ipswich & Woodbridge 01394 446007. Out of normal office hours please telephone Mark Halls on 07770 814748 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 Tel: 01394 446007 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 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 Fine & Country Ipswich & Woodbridge 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 28 Church Street, Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP12 1DH 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 [email protected] 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 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 [email protected] 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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