Ixworth Road, Norton

Reception hall stairs with modern glass balustrade to first floor, and understairs storage cupboard.
Open-plan Sitting/dining and kitchen areas within a wonderful light double-aspect vaulted room with French doors to walled garden and terrace, extensive range of modern Shaker-style kitchen units with breakfast bar and matching island with ‘stone’ worksurface, incorporated drainer and inset sink, AEG hob in a mat finish with extractor over, built-in AEG oven and separate combination microwave, built-in fridge freezer and dishwasher.
Laundry cupboard with space and plumbing for washing machine, shelved storage.
Bedroom 2 with en suite shower room with walk-in shower cubicle with rain and handheld shower, built-in vanity unit with storage and wash hand basin, low-level WC and heated towel rail.
Bedroom 3 overlooking the front.
Shower room with walk-in shower cubicle with rain and hand shower, built-in vanity unit with storage and wash hand basin, low-level WC and heated towel rail.
Stairs to first floor
Landing with extra eaves storage.
Bedroom 1 into the eaves, double-aspect with a Velux rooflight.
Bathroom into the eaves with ceramic tiled floor, large luxury panelled bath, built-in vanity wash hand basin with storage, low-level WC, storage and airing cupboards.
Outside
To the front of the property is a brick paviour, parking space for two cars, with black limestone pathway to the front door and small hedged front garden. A side gate leads to a walled garden with black limestone terrace, overlooking the lawn. Additional parking is available across the driveway.
Services
• Mains water, drainage and electricity
• Air source heating
• Underfloor heating downstairs and radiator heating upstairs
• Council Tax Band TBC
• EPC TBC
• Ofcom suggest Superfast Broadband is available
• Ofcom suggest all mobile providers likely
• The furniture, carpets and fittings are CGI images for illustrative purposes only
Location
Norton is a delightful village east of Bury St Edmunds and close to the train stations at Elmswell and Stowmarket. Norton primary school's most recent report rated it as good and it backs onto a large playing field with children's play park. The village also has amenities such as a pub, shop, community hall, playgroup and garage. There are many public footpaths to explore across Norton, including through the local water meadows owned by the Suffolk Wildlife Trust.