4 bedroom house

With far-reaching views across the River Blyth to Wenhaston, this stunning and beautifully-presented home offers just over 1,500 sq ft of bright and spacious accommodation arranged over three floors. The property has exposed timbers throughout, nodding to the buildings heritage, coupled with high ceilings and light-filled spaces creating a beautiful home.

The entrance hall gives access to the well-appointed kitchen with views to the front aspect; fitted with modern, white wall and base units providing ample storage, integrated appliances and contemporary worktops. Accessed from both the hall and kitchen is the stunning reception space arranged in an L-shape. The main part offers ideal room for entertaining and relaxing, with high ceilings, exposed beams, space for a large dining table and an inset feature gas fire. French doors lead to outside and offer incredible views. A further area is bathed in light from a large sash window offering a fantastic spot to read or listen to music. A cloakroom completes the ground floor.

On the first floor are 3 double bedrooms, two of which benefit from both built-in storage and fantastic views, and the family bathroom. On the second floor is the principal bedroom with en suite shower.

Local Authority: East Suffolk District Council
Services: Gas central heating, mains electricity and water.
Council Tax: Band E
Fixtures and Fittings: The property may be available to be purchased partly furnished subject to additional cost.
Leasehold: Share of Freehold
Service charge: As of 2021, service charge was c.£2,000 per annum (includes maintenance of communal grounds, garden and external maintenance, window cleaning, repainting externally, buildings insurance, share of leisure facilities and grounds). Service charge reviewed annually. Further questions about the lease is available from the vendor's agent.

Blythburgh is a small village in north east Suffolk, 4 miles from the coast at Southwold. It is set in a landscape of outstanding natural beauty with a medieval church and three local public houses. Visitors come to enjoy the cultural and recreational facilities on offer, particularly in the towns of Southwold and Walberswick. Southwold offers an array of leisure facilities including High Street shops, restaurants, pubs, churches, a pier, golf and sailing clubs. The area is renowned for bird watching at Minsmere RSPB Nature Reserve and coastal walks and cycling opportunities. Local well-regarded independent and state schools include Wenhaston Primary School and St Felix School. Communication links are good with the A12 giving access from Lowestoft to London and the major road network.

Blythburgh 1.5 miles, A12 1 mile, Halesworth 4.1 miles, Southwold 5.4 miles, Aldeburgh 14.6 miles

A private garden can be found to the rear of the property, which incorporates a paved terrace, perfect for al fresco dining, and a west-facing lawn offering the ideal vantage point to enjoy the countryside views and stunning sunsets. Listed Grade II, Blyth View comprises apartments and houses in an elevated position over the Blyth Valley. Surrounded by communal grounds, extending to approx. 10 acres of courtyards, green spaces and meadows, the site looks out towards the River Blyth whilst being interspersed with courtyards, mature trees and shrubbery planting, together creating a wonderful place for walks and other leisure pursuits. A communal swimming pool and leisure suite are also available to residents as well as designated and visitor parking facilities.

Marketed by: Strutt & Parker, Suffolk