A recently extended 3 bedroom detached 1930s house with generous south facing gardens and plenty of parking space in the thriving village of Great Barton.
Understood to have been built in the 1930s of traditional brick construction beneath a hipped tiled roof-line and with an impressive new single storey rear extension, this traditional detached family home, provides much improved and updated accommodation possessing a light and airy atmosphere, complemented by generous south facing gardens, plenty of vehicle parking and views to the front across farmland, whilst situated on the edge of this very sought after and conveniently positioned village close to Bury St Edmunds.
The accommodation currently in brief comprises: impressive arched hardwood entrance door opening to the entrance hall with stairs off to first floor, and door opening to a light and airy sitting room with fireplace and large bay window to front. The family room has an under-stairs cupboard, window to front and French doors opening to the splendid newly built extension, creating a wonderful kitchen/dining room fitted with a traditional style kitchen providing plenty of drawer and cupboard space beneath Worktops that are Silestone pulsar, with space for range oven and a built in dishwasher. There is a larder cupboard and a separate built in fridge and built in freezer. There is a central island and a good amount of light is created from two large roof light windows and glazed French doors to the rear gardens. From the kitchen leads to a side hall with access to the separate utility room, study and newly upgraded shower room.
On the first floor is a landing leading to the three bedrooms including two large double bedrooms, served by the upgraded shower room, completing the accommodation.
Outside
A shingle driveway leads to the front and side of the property, provides extensive vehicle parking and turning space. A five bar gate provides access to the rear gardens. The gardens are a particular feature of the house, being of a generous size and providing the occupants with a good degree of privacy. The gardens are mostly laid to lawn and stocked with numerous mature trees, shrubs and well stocked flower beds. The gardens are enclosed by fencing and include a large workshop which is insulated and a shed whilst extending in all to about .22 of an acre.
Location
The property is located on the edge of the village, set back from the road and overlooking farmland. Great Barton is a sought after village with a thriving local community and provides an excellent range of local facilities including a well-regarded primary school, church, garage with shop and a village hall. The village is situated within only a few miles from Bury St Edmunds and the excellent range of everyday facilities this historic market town has to offer.
Directions
When entering Great Barton from the direction of Bury St Edmunds on the A143, proceed through the village passing the garage, and take the next left onto Mill Road. Follow the road, where the entrance to the property will be found further on the left.what3words:///ruler.watching.tentacles.
Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. Oil fired central heating.Council Tax: West Suffolk Band: DBroadband speed: Up to 80 mbps available (Source Ofcom)Mobile phone signal for: EE, Three, Vodafone and O2 (Source Ofcom)Flood Risk: Low Risk (River & Seas)
