Hareview Hoxne Road, Denham

Guide Price: £525,000-£550,000. Four-bedroom main residence and a two-bedroom annexe. Hareview offers an immediate sense of calm and countryside ease, the kind of home where wide skies, open field views and a generous garden create a lifestyle that feels unhurried and deeply connected to its rural surroundings. Set back from the lane in the peaceful village of Hoxne, it combines the comfort of a spacious family house with the rare advantage of a beautifully finished self‑contained two-bedroom annexe, ideal for guests, older children or multi‑generational living. The main residence brings together bright, flowing living spaces, a welcoming kitchen at the heart of the home and a choice of flexible rooms that adapt easily to changing needs. Beyond the house, the sweeping lawn, established planting and terrace encourage outdoor living through the seasons, while the annexe adds valuable independence with its own light‑filled open‑plan layout. Altogether, Hareview offers a relaxed, versatile way of living in a setting that feels private, spacious and wonderfully rural.
The Location
Situated within the charming and historic village of Hoxne, this location offers a wonderful balance of rural Suffolk living and everyday convenience. Surrounded by attractive countryside, quiet lanes and an extensive network of footpaths and bridleways, the area is particularly appealing to those seeking a peaceful setting with plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. Rich in heritage and community spirit, Hoxne provides a welcoming village atmosphere whilst remaining well connected to nearby towns and amenities.
At the heart of the village are a range of local facilities including a village shop, public house, primary school and community amenities, all contributing to its strong sense of community. Hoxne is steeped in local history and is perhaps best known for its association with the discovery of the Hoxne Hoard, one of Britain's most significant Roman treasures.
For a wider range of services, the popular market town of Eye is just a short drive away, offering independent shops, cafés, public houses and everyday amenities centred around its historic streets and castle ruins. Further facilities, including supermarkets, leisure amenities, healthcare services and national retailers, can be found in Diss, which also benefits from a mainline railway station providing direct services to Norwich and London Liverpool Street, making the area particularly attractive for commuters.
The surrounding countryside remains one of the area's greatest attractions, offering scenic walking routes, cycling opportunities and beautiful landscapes to enjoy throughout the year. Combining village charm, accessibility and excellent nearby amenities, Hoxne is a highly desirable location for those looking to embrace the very best of Suffolk country living.
Hoxne Road, Hoxne
Hareview is a beautifully positioned detached home in the mid‑Suffolk village of Hoxne, offering a calm, rural setting with open field views and a sense of privacy that immediately sets it apart. Set well back from the lane and approached via a wide shingle driveway, the property sits within a generous plot where established planting and a sweeping lawn create an inviting first impression. It is a home that feels welcoming from the outset, with space, light and flexibility woven naturally into its layout.
Stepping inside, the entrance hall introduces the bright and airy atmosphere that continues throughout the house. The main residence extends to around 2,190 sqft, providing an exceptional family environment that can be adapted to suit a variety of lifestyles. At its heart is an expansive open‑plan living space, arranged in an L‑shape to create distinct areas for dining and relaxing. A wood burner adds warmth and character, while the adjoining conservatory draws in natural light and frames views across the garden. This is a home designed for everyday comfort as much as for hosting, with rooms that flow easily and invite you to settle in.
The kitchen/breakfast room combines practicality with quality finishes, featuring well-crafted cabinetry, integrated appliances and a central island that naturally becomes the hub of family life. A separate utility room and a ground‑floor WC enhance the home’s functionality.
Two additional ground‑floor rooms, a flexible fourth bedroom or study, and a dedicated playroom, offer valuable versatility, whether for home working, hobbies or simply giving children their own space.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom enjoys its own private en‑suite with a contemporary four‑piece suite, creating a peaceful retreat at the end of the day. Two further bedrooms are served by a modern family shower room, each space thoughtfully finished and ready for personal touches.
One of Hareview’s most appealing features is the detached, self‑contained two‑bedroom annexe, purchased in 2020 and presented to a high standard. Offering around 664 sqft of accommodation, it includes an open‑plan kitchen/living/dining area filled with natural light from French doors, a utility room, a family bathroom and two bedrooms, one with a walk‑in wardrobe. Ideal for older children, guests or multi‑generational living, the annex also offers the potential to create its own private garden area if desired, adding further independence and flexibility.
The grounds surrounding Hareview are generous and beautifully established. A terrace provides space for outdoor seating and summer dining, while the lawn stretches out towards the field boundary, creating a peaceful backdrop that changes with the seasons. Mature beds and planting add colour and structure, yet the garden remains a canvas ready for someone to shape to their own style.
Throughout both the main house and the annexe, the quality of finish is evident, from integrated appliances to contemporary bathroom suites and modern flooring. The result is a home that feels well cared for and ready to move into, while still offering scope for personalisation.
Hareview represents a rare opportunity to enjoy rural Suffolk living with space, privacy and versatility at its core. Its combination of a substantial main residence, a thoughtfully designed annexe and extensive gardens makes it particularly appealing to those seeking a home that can evolve with their needs. A peaceful setting, generous accommodation and a welcoming atmosphere come together to create a property that is both practical and quietly special.
Agents Note
Freehold
Connected to mains water, electricity and drainage.
Oil fired central heating.
Disclaimer: The annexe didn’t require formal planning permission, but it is subject to conditions that prevent you from renting it out or using it for any form of business activity.
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