4 bedroom house
Hoxne, Eye, Suffolk, IP21 5BA
Guide Price
£800,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse, Grade II
Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: N/A
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jul 2021
- Removed: Jan 2022
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse, Grade II
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: N/A
An historic Grade II Listed 16th Century timber framed barn set in gardens and grounds stretching down to Goldbrook and originally part of the Fairstead Farm complex of buildings. The quite exceptional timbered interior provides accommodation within an area of just under 5000 Sq Ft.
Location - Hoxne lies in an outstanding rural area on the south side of the picturesque Waveney Valley and is surrounded by a network of lovely country lanes and footpaths giving easy access to not only the village amenities such as the post office stores, pub and primary school but also Eye and the wide variety of facilities on offer there. The active village community attracts all age groups and throughout the year traditional activities take place ranging from monthly Parish Council Meetings in the Village Hall, to Fetes, a Music Festival and events on the Village Green and Playing Field. The property is found on the southern reaches of the village overlooking a fabulous tract of rolling countryside not far from the famous discovery of Roman treasure known as the Hoxne Hoard. Just across from the hoard burial site sits the most magnificent historic 'veteran' oak tree and one wonders what this fabulous tree has witnessed over the centuries. Neighbouring Eye is fortunate in having supermarkets, butchers, a baker, chemist and a variety of other shops and businesses allowing the area to be essentially self sufficient. A Health Centre, Primary School and High School with Sixth Form combine to appeal to a wide ranging age group. Moreover at Diss, approximately 5 miles distant, a mainline rail station has commuter services to London Liverpool Street in a journey time of around 90 minutes.
The barn itself forms part of the former Fairstead Farm complex of buildings and farmhouse now well established as residential dwellings of great character. The barn itself is arguably the dominant and now most significant building within the setting of the five properties.
Description - Listed as being of Historic and Architectural Interest Grade II, this substantial timber framed and thatched barn was acquired by the late Owner in the 1990's and been a much loved home up until early 2020. The cathedral like timbered interior is quite exceptional being tall and providing living space over three floors in addition to garaging and workshop. The vast majority of the timber frame and roof is exposed and divisions creating the spaces within created by further use of specimen timbers. The attention to detail and bespoke nature of many areas makes this a unique building. Use of the interior spaces is flexible depending on requirements with ground and first floor reception rooms along with a varying number of bedrooms depending on requirements. In total, up to six bedrooms could be put into service with one bedroom currently as one but with scope to create two separate rooms given the fact a door leads into each side. Equally, first and upper floor rooms can be put to alternative uses.
Upon entering the property via heavy double timber doors, one is immediately struck by the height and cathedral like sense with central full height atrium within the threshing door now glazed bay to the south elevation. Impressive galleries with carvings and detailed timbers create spaces but with a sense of togetherness rather than 'closed' rooms. That said, a ground floor bedroom suite sits to one side with to the left, the impressive Aga kitchen and family room beyond. It is upstairs where the full impact of the structure can be felt with the impressive main reception room laid with fabulous boards and much detail in the timberwork. An upper gallery takes advantage of the glazed gable and a further staircase rises to the upper floor and a versatile space, currently a bedroom.
The four oven Aga and Daikin air source heat pump serves the underfloor heating and domestic hot water. Windows are double glazed within timber frames.
An 'In & Out' drive extends across the front of the barn providing access to the attached double garage and bordered by lawn and well stocked beds creating a strong impression upon arrival A side courtyard links to the brick Workshop whereas the shared tarmac driveway from the road leads to the remaining grounds which extend down to the Goldbrook stream, more of which later...
Entrance Vestibule - 12'10 x6'8 (3.91m x 2.03m) - Tall, heavy bespoke hand built doors open to an initial pamment floored area where to one side an electric Daikin air source heat pump boiler serves underfloor heating and domestic hot water. Windows to either side. A similarly substantial door leads through to...
Reception Area - 12'9 x 7'1 (3.89m x 2.16m) - Leading on in turn to the Dining Hall with both areas laid with underfloor heated pamment flooring. Either side of the inner door sit curtained storage recesses including positioning of electrical consumer unit and confluence of underfloor heating pipework.
Dining Hall - 21'4 x 13'1 (6.50m x 3.99m) - With glazed threshing door entrance incorporating french windows leading out to the sheltered terrace at the rear. The full height space is partitioned to the right by superbly constructed timberwork comprising open studwork at ground floor and a gallery to the stunning reception room above. A glass sided staircase rises to the galleried first floor reception room the stairs constructed in a traditional medieval form of triangular section solid timbers.
Sitting Room - 22'5 x 14'2 (6.83m x 4.32m) - Laid with pamment floor and featuring exposed timbers of the heavy oak frame. Windows to both front and rear elevations. A ledge & braced door leads through to...
Ground Floor Bedroom - 15'3 x 14'8 plus 7'1 x 6'7 (4.65m x 4.47m plus 2.16m x 2.01m) - Well timbered and with windows to both front and rear elevations. Fitted hand built wardrobes to one side including storage of a hot water cylinder with immersion heater serving the en suite facility.
En Suite Bathroom - Roomy and fitted with a coloured suite comprising panelled bath with shower attachment over, pedestal wash basin and low level wc with concealed cistern. Exposed timbers and oak boarded floor. Ceramic tiled splashbacks. Vertical heated towel rail. Hand built cupboard to include mirror fronted medicine cabinet. Window to the rear elevation.
Kitchen - 15'2 x 11'8 (4.62m x 3.56m) - A splendid space featuring exposed timber framing and impressive red brick inglenook style fireplace housing a superb 4 oven Aga originally oil fired but later converted to electricity. Granite topped side unit incorporating a 4 ring electric hob with wall unit above compete with extractor hood. Timber topped units including integrated double drainer to a one and half bowl sink unit complete with softened water tap. Plumbing for dishwasher. Fridge space. Dresser type units incorporating glazed cabinets and shelving along with cupboard and drawer storage. Tiled splashbacks. Pamment laid floor. Windows provide an outlook to the terrace across the rear of the barn and in a southerly direction.
Wet Room - Laid with a pamment floor and drained tile shower area fitted with a multi-point shower system. Low level wc, wash basin and vertical heated towel rail radiator. Window to the front elevation.
Family Room - 22'6 x 11'3 (6.86m x 3.43m) - Laid with pamment tiles continuing the theme throughout the ground floor. Red brick chimneybreast and fireplace housing a Villager solid fuel stove set on a raised hearth and with back boiler supplying domestic hot water to the ground floor bedroom suite. Windows to both front and rear elevations including tall glazed section of frame
Rear Lobby - Two doorways lead outside in addition to a third providing access to the garaging. A useful space having served as a conservatory to over-wintering plants in the past. Exposed red brick and pamment flooring combine with tongue & groove ceiling. Glazed along garden side taking advantage of the southerly aspect. French windows lead out. Radiator.
Utility Room - 13'5 x 6'3 (4.09m x 1.91m) - Polished slate worktop extends across cupboards and plumbing for washing machine. Double Belfast sink. Tiled floor. Fitted and built-in storage. Outer oak ledged & braced door leads outside to the front garden and driveway.
Galleried First Floor Reception Room - 29'4 x 22'2 (8.94m x 6.76m) - A hugely impressive space with cathedral like qualities given the tall ridge line and open exposed framework of this splendid structure. Wide character floorboards extend throughout and natural light is provided from all three sides including stained glass panels and high level glazed gable beneath which sits a further Gallery. Of further note is the hand crafted gallery rails and panelling showing much attention to detail.
Gallery - Across the width of the barn and approached via a ladder to a surface and glazed gable facing West. Oak floored and enclosed by metal tubular framing and glazed panels.
Occasional Bedroom/Study - 14'2 x 13'3 (4.32m x 4.04m) - A further tall vaulted space within the north facing bay of the main barn and serving as a versatile space, currently with bed yet lined in book casing. Further exposed floorboards extending from the main area. Windows either side and high level window.
Bedroom - 13'9 x 12'7 (4.19m x 3.84m) - Currently combining with the adjacent bedroom through open studwork but with each side having a door from the Landing, two separate bedrooms could be easily formed. Two windows provide natural light from the rear southerly aspect. Galleried to one side with curtain which when open provides a striking view of the interior across the Dining Hall and upper reception room.
Bedroom - 14' x 12'11 (4.27m x 3.94m) - Further windows to the rear elevation and higher window to the side. Further exposed timbers including the brace. A 'secret' door leads through to a further first floor room. A further door connects with the Jack & Jill Bathroom,
'Secret' Hobbies Room - 26' x 10'4 (7.92m x 3.15m) - A versatile space set with eaves cupboards either side and glazed gable (East).
Jack & Jill Bathroom - An impressive bathroom space again with oak boarded floor and bespoke wash stand in oak with oval basin and cupboard beneath. Encased jacuzzi bath and stately oak encased wc with high level traditional cistern. Exposed timbers. Double radiator.
2nd Floor Landing - 13'10 x 9'8 to purlin (4.22m x 2.95m to purlin) - Stairs rise from the first floor to an initial oak floored landing space, again galleried and serving the bedroom beyond.
Bedroom - 15' x 14'4 (4.57m x 4.37m) - Oak floored and with glazed gable window. Again vaulted and with exposed timber framing along with exposed red brick of the chimneybreast. Built-in and fitted cupboards, surface and concealed vanity wash basin.
Garaging - 18'1 x 16'4 (5.51m x 4.98m) - Linked to the house via an internal door to the Rear Lobby. Twin up and over external doors provide vehicular access. Side window.
Workshop - 26'9 x 14'7 (8.15m x 4.45m) - A particularly useful brick building with door from Courtyard and double doors from the driveway. Power & light connected.
Gardens - The barn sits behind an initial garden area, walled and hedged and with 'In & Out' driveway bordered by lawn and extensive planted areas. The tarmac drive directly from the road belongs to the property over which two neighbouring properties have Right of Way. The Thatched Barn also owns the land bordering the north side of the tarmac drive and extends down to the remaining grounds. To the side of the main barn lies an enclosed and private courtyard designed with entertaining in mind complete with bench seating and barbeque area. The courtyard in turn leads onto the terrace across the rear of the barn tying in with the glazed doors leading out from the interior.
To the rear of the barn the paved sitting out area features a pergola, raised beds and small water feature within the stones. Shrubs and plants provide colour and atmosphere.
Grounds - The remaining land, which extends away down to the Goldbrook stream, contains sheds and storage areas, greenhouse, kitchen garden and grass. In all the plot is estimated to extend to 0.94 Acres (0.38 Hectares) (Source: Promap) and leads down to the stream running through the surrounding countryside and on into Hoxne where in history, King Edmund was found under Goldbrook Bridge by the Danes and taken to what is now Bury St Edmunds.
Agents Note - The design and conversion of the barn meant so much to the owners, now deceased, they were laid to rest in the grounds in the land running down to the stream, discreetly to one side. We understand there are no visiting rights.
Services - Mains water, electricity and private drainage shared three ways between The Thatched Barn, Fairstead Barn and The Old Coach House. The plant being in the grounds of Fairstead Barn and currently maintained Quarterly by Binders of Claydon.
Wayleaves & Easements - The property is sold subject to and with all the benefit of all wayleaves, covenants, easements and rights of way whether or not disclosed in these particulars.
Important Notice - These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and should not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. Harrison Edge has no authority to make or give in writing or verbally any representations or warranties in relation to the property. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. No assumptions should be made that the property has all the necessary planning, building regulation or other consents. Harrison Edge have not carried out a survey, nor tested the services, appliances or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. In the interest of Health & Safety, please ensure that you take due care when inspecting any property. See also notes on Viewing below relative to Covid-19.
Postal Address - The Thatched Barn, Eye Road, Hoxne, IP21 5BA
Local Authority - Mid Suffolk District Council, Endeavour House, 8 Russell Road, Ipswich IP1 2BX. Telephone:
Council Tax - The property has been placed in Tax Band G.
Tenure & Possession - The property is for sale freehold with vacant possession upon completion.
Fixtures & Fittings - All items normally designated as tenants fixtures & fittings are specifically excluded from the sale unless mentioned in these particulars.
Viewing - By prior telephone appointment with the vendors' agent Harrison Edge T: +44 (0) *** Covid-19 - No more than two related viewers will be admitted to the property and assurances must be provided neither party has Covid-19 symptoms or has suffered from the illness. Viewers must bring with them appropriate PPE. ***
Directions - From Eye follow the B1117 towards Stradbroke passing the Church. Continue over the bridge and at the top of the hill take the next left to Hoxne. Continue for approximately a mile and a half where The Thatched Barn and the Fairstead Farm complex will be found on the right.
Directions - From Eye follow the B1117 towards Stradbroke passing the Church. Continue over the bridge and at the top of the hill take the next left to Hoxne. Continue for approximately a mile and a half where The Thatched Barn and the Fairstead Farm complex will be found on the right.
Viewing - By prior appointment with the vendors agent Harrison Edge T: +44 (0)
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Location - Hoxne lies in an outstanding rural area on the south side of the picturesque Waveney Valley and is surrounded by a network of lovely country lanes and footpaths giving easy access to not only the village amenities such as the post office stores, pub and primary school but also Eye and the wide variety of facilities on offer there. The active village community attracts all age groups and throughout the year traditional activities take place ranging from monthly Parish Council Meetings in the Village Hall, to Fetes, a Music Festival and events on the Village Green and Playing Field. The property is found on the southern reaches of the village overlooking a fabulous tract of rolling countryside not far from the famous discovery of Roman treasure known as the Hoxne Hoard. Just across from the hoard burial site sits the most magnificent historic 'veteran' oak tree and one wonders what this fabulous tree has witnessed over the centuries. Neighbouring Eye is fortunate in having supermarkets, butchers, a baker, chemist and a variety of other shops and businesses allowing the area to be essentially self sufficient. A Health Centre, Primary School and High School with Sixth Form combine to appeal to a wide ranging age group. Moreover at Diss, approximately 5 miles distant, a mainline rail station has commuter services to London Liverpool Street in a journey time of around 90 minutes.
The barn itself forms part of the former Fairstead Farm complex of buildings and farmhouse now well established as residential dwellings of great character. The barn itself is arguably the dominant and now most significant building within the setting of the five properties.
Description - Listed as being of Historic and Architectural Interest Grade II, this substantial timber framed and thatched barn was acquired by the late Owner in the 1990's and been a much loved home up until early 2020. The cathedral like timbered interior is quite exceptional being tall and providing living space over three floors in addition to garaging and workshop. The vast majority of the timber frame and roof is exposed and divisions creating the spaces within created by further use of specimen timbers. The attention to detail and bespoke nature of many areas makes this a unique building. Use of the interior spaces is flexible depending on requirements with ground and first floor reception rooms along with a varying number of bedrooms depending on requirements. In total, up to six bedrooms could be put into service with one bedroom currently as one but with scope to create two separate rooms given the fact a door leads into each side. Equally, first and upper floor rooms can be put to alternative uses.
Upon entering the property via heavy double timber doors, one is immediately struck by the height and cathedral like sense with central full height atrium within the threshing door now glazed bay to the south elevation. Impressive galleries with carvings and detailed timbers create spaces but with a sense of togetherness rather than 'closed' rooms. That said, a ground floor bedroom suite sits to one side with to the left, the impressive Aga kitchen and family room beyond. It is upstairs where the full impact of the structure can be felt with the impressive main reception room laid with fabulous boards and much detail in the timberwork. An upper gallery takes advantage of the glazed gable and a further staircase rises to the upper floor and a versatile space, currently a bedroom.
The four oven Aga and Daikin air source heat pump serves the underfloor heating and domestic hot water. Windows are double glazed within timber frames.
An 'In & Out' drive extends across the front of the barn providing access to the attached double garage and bordered by lawn and well stocked beds creating a strong impression upon arrival A side courtyard links to the brick Workshop whereas the shared tarmac driveway from the road leads to the remaining grounds which extend down to the Goldbrook stream, more of which later...
Entrance Vestibule - 12'10 x6'8 (3.91m x 2.03m) - Tall, heavy bespoke hand built doors open to an initial pamment floored area where to one side an electric Daikin air source heat pump boiler serves underfloor heating and domestic hot water. Windows to either side. A similarly substantial door leads through to...
Reception Area - 12'9 x 7'1 (3.89m x 2.16m) - Leading on in turn to the Dining Hall with both areas laid with underfloor heated pamment flooring. Either side of the inner door sit curtained storage recesses including positioning of electrical consumer unit and confluence of underfloor heating pipework.
Dining Hall - 21'4 x 13'1 (6.50m x 3.99m) - With glazed threshing door entrance incorporating french windows leading out to the sheltered terrace at the rear. The full height space is partitioned to the right by superbly constructed timberwork comprising open studwork at ground floor and a gallery to the stunning reception room above. A glass sided staircase rises to the galleried first floor reception room the stairs constructed in a traditional medieval form of triangular section solid timbers.
Sitting Room - 22'5 x 14'2 (6.83m x 4.32m) - Laid with pamment floor and featuring exposed timbers of the heavy oak frame. Windows to both front and rear elevations. A ledge & braced door leads through to...
Ground Floor Bedroom - 15'3 x 14'8 plus 7'1 x 6'7 (4.65m x 4.47m plus 2.16m x 2.01m) - Well timbered and with windows to both front and rear elevations. Fitted hand built wardrobes to one side including storage of a hot water cylinder with immersion heater serving the en suite facility.
En Suite Bathroom - Roomy and fitted with a coloured suite comprising panelled bath with shower attachment over, pedestal wash basin and low level wc with concealed cistern. Exposed timbers and oak boarded floor. Ceramic tiled splashbacks. Vertical heated towel rail. Hand built cupboard to include mirror fronted medicine cabinet. Window to the rear elevation.
Kitchen - 15'2 x 11'8 (4.62m x 3.56m) - A splendid space featuring exposed timber framing and impressive red brick inglenook style fireplace housing a superb 4 oven Aga originally oil fired but later converted to electricity. Granite topped side unit incorporating a 4 ring electric hob with wall unit above compete with extractor hood. Timber topped units including integrated double drainer to a one and half bowl sink unit complete with softened water tap. Plumbing for dishwasher. Fridge space. Dresser type units incorporating glazed cabinets and shelving along with cupboard and drawer storage. Tiled splashbacks. Pamment laid floor. Windows provide an outlook to the terrace across the rear of the barn and in a southerly direction.
Wet Room - Laid with a pamment floor and drained tile shower area fitted with a multi-point shower system. Low level wc, wash basin and vertical heated towel rail radiator. Window to the front elevation.
Family Room - 22'6 x 11'3 (6.86m x 3.43m) - Laid with pamment tiles continuing the theme throughout the ground floor. Red brick chimneybreast and fireplace housing a Villager solid fuel stove set on a raised hearth and with back boiler supplying domestic hot water to the ground floor bedroom suite. Windows to both front and rear elevations including tall glazed section of frame
Rear Lobby - Two doorways lead outside in addition to a third providing access to the garaging. A useful space having served as a conservatory to over-wintering plants in the past. Exposed red brick and pamment flooring combine with tongue & groove ceiling. Glazed along garden side taking advantage of the southerly aspect. French windows lead out. Radiator.
Utility Room - 13'5 x 6'3 (4.09m x 1.91m) - Polished slate worktop extends across cupboards and plumbing for washing machine. Double Belfast sink. Tiled floor. Fitted and built-in storage. Outer oak ledged & braced door leads outside to the front garden and driveway.
Galleried First Floor Reception Room - 29'4 x 22'2 (8.94m x 6.76m) - A hugely impressive space with cathedral like qualities given the tall ridge line and open exposed framework of this splendid structure. Wide character floorboards extend throughout and natural light is provided from all three sides including stained glass panels and high level glazed gable beneath which sits a further Gallery. Of further note is the hand crafted gallery rails and panelling showing much attention to detail.
Gallery - Across the width of the barn and approached via a ladder to a surface and glazed gable facing West. Oak floored and enclosed by metal tubular framing and glazed panels.
Occasional Bedroom/Study - 14'2 x 13'3 (4.32m x 4.04m) - A further tall vaulted space within the north facing bay of the main barn and serving as a versatile space, currently with bed yet lined in book casing. Further exposed floorboards extending from the main area. Windows either side and high level window.
Bedroom - 13'9 x 12'7 (4.19m x 3.84m) - Currently combining with the adjacent bedroom through open studwork but with each side having a door from the Landing, two separate bedrooms could be easily formed. Two windows provide natural light from the rear southerly aspect. Galleried to one side with curtain which when open provides a striking view of the interior across the Dining Hall and upper reception room.
Bedroom - 14' x 12'11 (4.27m x 3.94m) - Further windows to the rear elevation and higher window to the side. Further exposed timbers including the brace. A 'secret' door leads through to a further first floor room. A further door connects with the Jack & Jill Bathroom,
'Secret' Hobbies Room - 26' x 10'4 (7.92m x 3.15m) - A versatile space set with eaves cupboards either side and glazed gable (East).
Jack & Jill Bathroom - An impressive bathroom space again with oak boarded floor and bespoke wash stand in oak with oval basin and cupboard beneath. Encased jacuzzi bath and stately oak encased wc with high level traditional cistern. Exposed timbers. Double radiator.
2nd Floor Landing - 13'10 x 9'8 to purlin (4.22m x 2.95m to purlin) - Stairs rise from the first floor to an initial oak floored landing space, again galleried and serving the bedroom beyond.
Bedroom - 15' x 14'4 (4.57m x 4.37m) - Oak floored and with glazed gable window. Again vaulted and with exposed timber framing along with exposed red brick of the chimneybreast. Built-in and fitted cupboards, surface and concealed vanity wash basin.
Garaging - 18'1 x 16'4 (5.51m x 4.98m) - Linked to the house via an internal door to the Rear Lobby. Twin up and over external doors provide vehicular access. Side window.
Workshop - 26'9 x 14'7 (8.15m x 4.45m) - A particularly useful brick building with door from Courtyard and double doors from the driveway. Power & light connected.
Gardens - The barn sits behind an initial garden area, walled and hedged and with 'In & Out' driveway bordered by lawn and extensive planted areas. The tarmac drive directly from the road belongs to the property over which two neighbouring properties have Right of Way. The Thatched Barn also owns the land bordering the north side of the tarmac drive and extends down to the remaining grounds. To the side of the main barn lies an enclosed and private courtyard designed with entertaining in mind complete with bench seating and barbeque area. The courtyard in turn leads onto the terrace across the rear of the barn tying in with the glazed doors leading out from the interior.
To the rear of the barn the paved sitting out area features a pergola, raised beds and small water feature within the stones. Shrubs and plants provide colour and atmosphere.
Grounds - The remaining land, which extends away down to the Goldbrook stream, contains sheds and storage areas, greenhouse, kitchen garden and grass. In all the plot is estimated to extend to 0.94 Acres (0.38 Hectares) (Source: Promap) and leads down to the stream running through the surrounding countryside and on into Hoxne where in history, King Edmund was found under Goldbrook Bridge by the Danes and taken to what is now Bury St Edmunds.
Agents Note - The design and conversion of the barn meant so much to the owners, now deceased, they were laid to rest in the grounds in the land running down to the stream, discreetly to one side. We understand there are no visiting rights.
Services - Mains water, electricity and private drainage shared three ways between The Thatched Barn, Fairstead Barn and The Old Coach House. The plant being in the grounds of Fairstead Barn and currently maintained Quarterly by Binders of Claydon.
Wayleaves & Easements - The property is sold subject to and with all the benefit of all wayleaves, covenants, easements and rights of way whether or not disclosed in these particulars.
Important Notice - These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and should not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. Harrison Edge has no authority to make or give in writing or verbally any representations or warranties in relation to the property. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. No assumptions should be made that the property has all the necessary planning, building regulation or other consents. Harrison Edge have not carried out a survey, nor tested the services, appliances or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. In the interest of Health & Safety, please ensure that you take due care when inspecting any property. See also notes on Viewing below relative to Covid-19.
Postal Address - The Thatched Barn, Eye Road, Hoxne, IP21 5BA
Local Authority - Mid Suffolk District Council, Endeavour House, 8 Russell Road, Ipswich IP1 2BX. Telephone:
Council Tax - The property has been placed in Tax Band G.
Tenure & Possession - The property is for sale freehold with vacant possession upon completion.
Fixtures & Fittings - All items normally designated as tenants fixtures & fittings are specifically excluded from the sale unless mentioned in these particulars.
Viewing - By prior telephone appointment with the vendors' agent Harrison Edge T: +44 (0) *** Covid-19 - No more than two related viewers will be admitted to the property and assurances must be provided neither party has Covid-19 symptoms or has suffered from the illness. Viewers must bring with them appropriate PPE. ***
Directions - From Eye follow the B1117 towards Stradbroke passing the Church. Continue over the bridge and at the top of the hill take the next left to Hoxne. Continue for approximately a mile and a half where The Thatched Barn and the Fairstead Farm complex will be found on the right.
Directions - From Eye follow the B1117 towards Stradbroke passing the Church. Continue over the bridge and at the top of the hill take the next left to Hoxne. Continue for approximately a mile and a half where The Thatched Barn and the Fairstead Farm complex will be found on the right.
Viewing - By prior appointment with the vendors agent Harrison Edge T: +44 (0)
You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website.
Marketed by: Harrison Edge Limited, Eye
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