2 bedroom house for sale

Overview

Outside:Gravel driveway section providing private parking (in front of the garage)

An immaculately presented and stylish two-bedroom detached coach house which features a quiet and leafy setting, a large open-plan reception room, a garage and a garden. This light and bright property is perfectly positioned within this small and prestigious development built by Hopkins & Moore in 2021.Accommodation comprises:Open-plan kitchen/dining room; Two bedrooms; En-suite shower room; Bathroom; Garage; Garden,On the ground floor is a garage with a large storage cupboard underneath the stairs and access to the rear garden. Internally, stairs lead up to the central hallway with a handy storage and airing cupboard on the landing. The open plan living / dining room adjoins the kitchen area complete with NEFF oven, hob and extractor. There are two good sized bedrooms both with fitted wardrobes, and an en-suite shower room to the master bedroom. There is also a further bathroom with a bath. Outside:Gravel driveway section providing private parking (in front of the garage). To the rear of the house there is a side gate which leads to the garden, with part-paved and gravel section. Dimensions:Living / Dining Area - 5.185m x 4.550m Kitchen - 4.142m x 2.400m Master Bedroom - 3.518m x 3.345m Bedroom 2 - 3.345m x 2.287m Location:Within the village of Aldringham you can find The Parrot and Punchbowl, a delightful country pub housed in the village's oldest building. Just a 2-minute walk away, it offers the ideal spot to enjoy a few quiet drinks or a meal with friends or family, boasting finely crafted pub classics along with Sunday roasts. With neighbouring Leiston just moments away by car you can find many shops, services and amenities including a supermarket, post office and pharmacy. There's even an independent theatre with regular productions on stage and screen. Just under a mile away is the newly refurbished Leisure Centre offering a full sized swimming pool, squash courts and gym, perfect for fitness fanatics. Countless adventures await along the Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It's home to the charming coastal town of Aldeburgh, where you can find a plethora of quaint boutiques and retailers, and restaurants ranging from fish and chip shops and ice cream parlours to bistros and seafood establishments. Ramble down to its pebbled beach and you'll be able to spot the pastel-coloured 19th-century holiday villas that line the promenade, along with fisherman's huts selling freshly caught fish. Aldeburgh was also the former home of renowned composer Benjamin Britten, whose distinct imprint is still evident today. In 1948, the talented composer founded the Aldeburgh Festival, which to this day remains one  of the most important events on the local calendar. Held in the nearby village of Snape, within the collection of redeveloped Victorian industrial buildings known as Snape Maltings, this event is an annual celebration of classical music, with live performances and talks in addition to exhibitions centred around the visual arts. In fact, Snape Maltings remains a cornerstone of music, with a variety of concerts and events held throughout the year, together with shops, cafes and galleries. A dream for those who adore the great outdoors, this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is home to 155 square miles of shingle beaches, salt marshes, estuaries, farmland and forest for you to ramble your way around. In addition to these grand landscapes, the area is home to various national treasures such as Sutton Hoo, an Anglo-Saxon burial ground along with a country manor that displays many of the artefacts found there. Families will be close to a number of well-regarded schools. Within a five minute drive are three primary schools, two within neighbouring Leiston with an Ofsted rating of good, and one in nearby Knodishall. For secondary education, pupils can continue onto Summerhill Independent School or move to Alde Valley Academy which is also rated as Good. While Aldringham offers the perfect village life close to the coast, you can be further afield in no time. In around 10 minutes by car you can join the A12, which provides a direct route to Ipswich, Colchester and the capital. Local rail services are efficient, with Saxmundham Station approximately 12 minutes away by car, offering services to Lowestoft, Woodbridge and Ipswich. At Ipswich you also have the option to change for services to Norwich, Cambridge and London Liverpool Street.Tenure: FreeholdGuide price: £295,000 subject to contract    For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i69998817

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