The Street, Pakenham

RECEPTION/HALL – a double-aspect room with red brick chimney breast and fireplace with brick hearth, bressummer beam over and fitted wood-burning stove, carved central beam and exposed timbers and stairs to first-floor.
SITTING ROOM – an elegant triple-aspect room with open fireplace, fitted wood-burning stove, shelved alcove, moulded fire surround and mantelpiece.
SNUG – with exposed beam studwork.
KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM – a double-aspect room with quarry tile floor and a range of fitted painted shaker-style storage cupboards and drawers in a traditional dresser style, with built-in oak table, four-oven aga and granite work surface with double stone-glazed sinks, space and plumbing for a dishwasher, exposed beams, studwork.
WALK-IN SHELVED PANTRY with brick floor.
REAR HALL – with quarry tile floor, oil central heating boiler, butler sink with granite work surface and space and plumbing for washing machine, broom cupboard and door to garden.
CLOAKROOM with low-level WC.
FIRST-FLOOR
LANDING - a double-aspect space with exposed painted beams, red brick chimney breast and wide floorboards. Walk-in shelved cupboard.
STUDY – with shelved storage.
PRINCIPAL SUITE – a delightful double-aspect room in the eaves with exposed timbers and studwork, built-in wardrobe cupboard, shelved storage cupboard, opening through to a
DRESSING ROOM with further built-in storage, shelved airing cupboard and large vanity unit with storage below with inset wash basin.
EN SUITE– extensively tiled with panel bath, wash basin and WC.
BEDROOM TWO – double-aspect room with built-in cupboard.
SHOWER ROOM – with large walk-in shower cubicle, vanity unit with inset wash basin and storage below, low-level WC and heated towel rail.
BEDROOM THREE – with built-in wardrobe cupboard, exposed studwork, and alcove with wash basin.
LADDER STAIRS TO SECOND-FLOOR
BEDROOM FOUR – with exposed beams.
BOX ROOM – potential bedroom five in to the eaves with low tie beams.
Outside
A landscaped dry garden to the front and side with gravel and pathway leading round to concealed bin storage and oil tank. Whilst the principal gardens comprise three ‘walled‘ sections, the first with lawn with well-stocked flower and herbaceous borders, the second is an enclosed orchard with mature apple and fig trees bordered by herbaceous and flowering borders, with a selection of climbing plants, including rose and clematis. A further gate leads through to the river garden which is laid to grass and running down to the river Blackbourne, with substantial walnut trees. The grounds are approached both from the house and driveway, which in turn gives access to the outbuildings which briefly comprise:
A former cottage which now provides a SINGLE GARAGE with separate WORKSHOP and STORE racked out with wooden shelving. Adjoining which are two DOUBLE GARAGES and a brick and flint SMALL BARN ‘L’ shaped, ideal, subject to planning (now lapsed), for conversion perhaps in to a self-contained annexe or holiday cottage.
AGENT NOTE: The driveway to the side belongs to Bridge House with shared maintenance costs and rights of way.
GENERAL INFORMATION
• Mains water, drainage and electricity. Oil-fired CH
• Grade II listed and Conservation area
• Council Tax – West Suffolk – Band F - £3,147 pa
• Ofcom states Ultrafast broadband is available
• Ofcom states mobile signal is available
• What3words: rocket.smart.dunk
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