Moverley Way, Aldeburgh

9 Moverley Way is a charming cottage set in the popular Church Farm area of the town.
The cottage accommodation comprises sitting room, kitchen, dining room, conservatory two bedrooms, bathroom, garden, shed and two allocated parking spaces one in front of the property on the left and a carport close to the cottage.
On entering the cottage there is a small lobby leading into the sitting room, which is a lovely light room with electric fire, window to the front and stairs to the first floor.
The dining room has a glazed door into the conservatory and an arch into the kitchen comprising a range of high and low level units, built in electric oven, hob with extractor overhead, space for a washing machine and fridge/freezer.
The conservatory adds an extra room overlooking the private garden with double doors opening onto the garden terrace.
On the first floor the principal bedroom is a lovely light double room with window to the front. The second bedroom is a large single room. There is also a family bathroom consisting of a wood paneled bath with electric shower above the bath, pedestal wash basin and close coupled WC
Outside:
To the rear is a fully enclosed private garden with mature herbaceous borders, shed and gate to the side, which leads to the front of the property. To the front you will find one parking space immediately in front of the property on the left and a carport close to the cottage. There is also a small area of lawn.
NB: The neighbors allocated parking is also in front of the cottage.
Services:
Mains: Electric, sewage and drainage, wall mounted electric heaters
Ofcom According to Ofcom there is superfast broadband available and mobile coverage.
Council: East Suffolk Council
Council Tax: B
EPC: E
What3Words: barks.glorified.shaves
Location
ALDEBURGH; enviable for its position on the East
Suffolk coastline and its cultural history, is now a year round destination for creative activities, the annual Aldeburgh Festival for Music, art exhibitions, cinema, literary and poetry festivals. The town enjoys a wide range of shopping facilities and a diverse range of restaurants, some of national
reputation. The historic town boasts a host of leisure activities including tennis, sailing, walking, golf and bird watching besides some of the finest lowland marsh and heathland scenery found in the British Isles.