4 bedroom Detached House
New Street, Haughley, Stowmarket
£300,000 Guide Price
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Guide Price £300,000-£325,000. Built-in the 1690's this timber framed, four bedroom cottage offers amazing space throughout with character features including exposed beams and an Inglenook fireplace in the sitting room.
Character And Charm
Haughley is known for its quaint village atmosphere and community spirit, making it an ideal location for families. The area boasts local amenities, including schools and parks, providing everything needed for day-to-day living. Its proximity to Stowmarket offers additional shopping and dining options, along with excellent transport links.
Property Reference: HRT011526137
Entrance Hall
Entrance door into hall. Doors to sitting room, dining room and kitchen.
Sitting Room 10ft 1ins x 14ft 11ins (3.07m x 4.55m)
Window to front aspect. Exposed wall and ceiling beams. Inglenook fireplace with bressummer beam over and wood burner inset. Wood flooring. Radiator.
Dining Room 9ft 7ins x 15ft 1ins (2.92m x 4.6m)
Windows to front and side aspects. Exposed wall and ceiling beams. Wood flooring. Two radiators.
Kitchen 9ft 2ins x 13ft 11ins (2.79m x 4.24m)
Fitted with a range of wall mounted units and work surfaces with units under. Induction hob with hood over. Eye level triple ovens. Integrated fridge freezer and dishwasher. Sink unit and drainer with mixer tap over. Inset spot lights. Wood flooring. Stairs leading to first floor. Two windows to rear aspect. Door to inner hall.
Inner Hall
Doors to sun room, utility room and bathroom.
Utility Room 5ft 0ins x 5ft 7ins (1.52m x 1.7m)
Window to rear aspect. Space and plumbing for an automatic washing machine.
Bathroom
Four piece suite comprising high level WC. Pedestal wash hand basin. Free standing bath with mixer shower attachment. Shower cubicle. Tiled splash backs. Tiled floor. Radiator. Two windows to side aspect.
Sun Room 5ft 4ins x 24ft 0ins (1.63m x 7.32m)
Windows and door to rear aspect. Tiled floor.
First Floor Landing
Window to front aspect. Wall and ceiling beams. Radiator. Step down leading to door to second landing.
Bedroom One 10ft 10ins x 14ft 4ins (3.3m x 4.37m)
Two windows to side aspect. Wood flooring. Radiator.
Bedroom Four 6ft 5ins x 14ft 9ins (1.96m x 4.5m)
Window to side aspect. Storage cupboard. Wood flooring. Radiator.
Bedroom Two 9ft 0ins x 9ft 11ins (2.74m x 3.02m)
Window to rear aspect. Radiator. Storage cupboards.
Second Landing
Doors to bathroom and bedroom.
Bedroom Three 6ft 0ins x 11ft 10ins (1.83m x 3.61m)
Window to rear aspect. Radiator. Storage cupboards.
Bathroom
Suite comprising low level WC. Wash hand basin inset in vanity unit. Shower end bath with shower over and screen. Fully tiled walls. Tiled floor. Window to side aspect. Radiator. Storage cupboards.
Outside
The front garden area is low maintenance. The rear garden is laid mainly to lawn and incorporates a decking area, double garage and hedging. There are double gates which lead into the garden and the lane to the side of the property is included with the property. There is parking space to the front and to the rear of the property.
About Bury St Edmunds
Bury St Edmunds is one of Suffolk’s most desirable market towns, combining historic character with modern amenities and a strong sense of community. Known for its rich heritage, attractive streets and thriving town centre, Bury St Edmunds continues to attract buyers, renters and families looking for a high quality of life in the heart of East Anglia.
The town offers an excellent mix of shopping, dining and leisure experiences, from independent boutiques, cafés and restaurants to larger retail destinations such as The Arc shopping centre. Historic landmarks including St Edmundsbury Cathedral and the Abbey Gardens add to the town’s appeal, while regular markets and community events help create a vibrant local atmosphere.
Bury St Edmunds is particularly popular with families thanks to its range of well-regarded state and independent schools, including Bury St Edmunds County Upper School, Culford School and St Louis Catholic Academy. The town also benefits from strong transport connections, with rail services and easy access to the A14 providing convenient routes to Cambridge, Ipswich, Norwich and beyond.
Ongoing development to the east of the town continues to bring new homes, schools and local amenities to the area, helping to support demand across the local property market. From period cottages and Georgian homes to modern family properties and new-build developments, Bury St Edmunds offers a wide range of homes to suit different lifestyles and budgets.
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Average price paid in Bury St Edmunds
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