Admirals Walk, Aldringham Cum Thorpe

Admiral’s Walk stands in a quiet and elevated position, tucked away close to the beach and within a short walk of the Mere and The Dolphin public house. Built approximately 40 years ago in an attractive cottage style, the property is constructed of mellow red brick and benefits from gas-fired central heating with radiators.
The accommodation comprises a front door leading into a lobby and entrance hall, with stairs rising to the first floor and a cloakroom.
There is a spacious double-aspect sitting room featuring a fireplace and patio doors opening onto a terrace and garden.
A separate dining room, which could also provide a fourth bedroom if required, has an adjacent cloakroom.
To the front of the house is a well-appointed modern fitted kitchen comprising high and low level units built in electric oven and hob, stainless steel sink with mixer tap, space for a dishwasher. The utility area houses the fridge/freezer and washing machine.
On the first floor, the landing leads to three spacious double bedrooms, a family bathroom comprising panelled bath with flexible shower on taps, wash basin and WC. There is also a separate shower room with walk-in shower, wash basin and WC.
Outside
The property has a generous frontage providing parking for two or three cars, together with access to the garage with electric up and over door, with rear access to the garden. There is a lawned front garden, while to the rear is a particularly attractive, generous and private walled garden, thoughtfully landscaped for ease of maintenance. There is also a side gate to the garden, with right of way to the left of the property.
• Mains water, drainage and electricity. Gas-fired heating to radiators
• Conservation area
• Council Tax – East Suffolk – Band
• Ofcom states mobile signal and superfast broadband are available
• EPC - C
• What3words: transfers.outermost.inspected
Agent Note :- Parts of Thorpeness have been and are subject to erosion.
Location
Thorpeness is arguably one of the most sought-after locations on the Suffolk Heritage coast. The original fisherman’s village was transformed about 100 years ago when Glencairn Ogilvie decided to develop the village as a holiday retreat for well-to-do Edwardians. Inspired by J M Barrie’s Peter Pan, the design by Forbes Glennie includes the ever-popular country club with tennis courts and the Meare, a shallow boating lake. Thorpeness, known probably throughout the world for its “House in the Clouds”, also has its own golf course, tea room, restaurant, village store and a public house.