3 bedroom Semi-detached house
Old Kirton Road, Felixstowe
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3 Bedroom Extended Semi Detached - Sitting room - Conservatory - Kitchen/breakfast room - Shower room, bathroom & en-suite - Utility room - Gas central heating & double glazing - Parking - Generous gardens
3 Bedroom Extended Semi Detached
The property has been extended to provide a main bedroom with en-suite, study/dressing room which could be converted into a third bedroom, utility room with ground floor shower room and a large conservatory overlooking the garden.
The accommodation comprises a lobby with under-stairs storage and door to the kitchen/breakfast room which has a tiled floor, window to the front and openings through to the utility room, conservatory and sitting room. The kitchen has a range of freestanding base level units with wooden work surfaces, shelving, butler sink, spaces for a range style cooker and dishwasher. The utility room has base and eye level cupboards with work surfaces, sink and there is space for a washing machine. It has a window overlooking the rear, door out to the garden and double doors opening into a shower room with WC, basin and shower.
On the opposite side of the property is the sitting room which has an open fire, window to the front, double doors opening into the 25' conservatory which has double doors opening onto the garden.
The first floor landing has a window to the front and doors off to a dual aspect bedroom with built-in storage. Opposite is a good size bathroom with white suite comprising basin, WC and freestanding roll top bath. At the rear of the property is a study/dressing room which could be altered to create a third bedroom and has a door to the main bedroom which also has a dual aspect and door to an en-suite with shower and WC.
Location The property is located within the village of Trimley St. Martin which offers great access to the A14 heading towards Ipswich and Woodbridge. In the village there is a local pub, farm shop, sports & social club and a butchers. Pleasant walks are also close by including down towards the River Orwell and Trimley Marshes.
Entrance Hall
Kitchen/breakfast room 16' 8" x 11' 4"
Utility room 10' 4" x 9' 2"
Shower room 9' 2" x 3' 9"
Lounge 15' 7" x 11' 7"
Conservatory 25' 9" x 13' 7"
Landing
Master Bedroom 15' 1" x 9' 2"
Ensuite 5' 1" x 4' 8"
Bedroom two 15'8 x 10' 5"
Bedroom three/Study/dressing room 10' 4" x 7' 6"
Bathroom 9' 0" x 8' 8"
Outside At the front of the property is a parking space and path that leads into a generous front garden stocked with a number of shrubs and borders with path leading to the front door.
The rear garden is a generous size with central lawn, various seating areas including a shingle area to the bottom of the garden, mature borders, trees and shrubs. There is a wooden shed/workshop at the bottom of the garden which has power and light connected and there are outside taps to both the front and the rear.
Property Reference: HRT004221662
Agents Note
Freehold Council tax band - B
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About Ipswich
Families are well served by a broad selection of primary and secondary schools, as well as further education options as Suffolk New College and higher education institutions such as the University of Suffolk. Along with an expanding business community with a large number of prominent businesses in the area such as Halo, Willis Towers Watson, and Birketts LLP to name a few, Ipswich continues to attract students and professionals alike. With a diverse property market, Ipswich offers a wide range of opportunities to suit a range of budgets and lifestyles.
Ipswich is one of the UK's oldest towns and the county town of Suffolk, combining rich maritime heritage with a vibrant waterfront, excellent transport links and a growing economy. Home to around 180,000 people across the wider borough, Ipswich continues to attract buyers, renters and investors looking for a balance of historic character, modern amenities and easy access to London and the East of England.
One of the town's standout features is the regenerated Ipswich Waterfront and Marina, located just a short distance from the town centre and railway station. Here, restaurants, cafés, bars and leisure venues sit alongside modern waterside apartments and the historic quayside, making it a popular destination for both residents and visitors throughout the year.
Ipswich benefits from excellent connectivity, with direct rail services to London Liverpool Street in around an hour and convenient access to both the A12 and A14, making it a popular choice for commuters. Residents can also enjoy easy access to the surrounding Suffolk countryside, including the nearby Dedham Vale National Landscape, renowned for its picturesque villages, walking routes and natural beauty.
The town also offers an excellent range of amenities, from high street retailers and independent boutiques to regular markets in Cornhill and a growing selection of restaurants, cafés and entertainment venues. Ipswich has a thriving cultural scene with attractions including museums, art galleries, the Ipswich Regent theatre and historic landmarks such as Christ Church Mansion, set within the beautiful parkland of Christchurch Park. An abundance of green spaces across the town further enhances its appeal for residents of all ages.
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