£1,150,000 /Sale price

Immaculate house on the edge of Aldeburgh. DescriptionHazlewood Hall is a substantial and immaculately presented country house positioned close to the heritage coast at Aldeburgh. The house is constructed from red brick under pitched peg & pan tiled roofs and has great character internally with well proportioned rooms with high ceilings, bay windows, open fireplaces and exposed wooden floors. The accommodation is extremely well laid out with a central hallway on the ground floor and central landing on the first floor with all the rooms leading off. From the first floor there are wonderful far reaching views over towards the River Alde & beyond. The house has been thoroughly renovated with great flair by the current owners and is presented immaculately throughout. The kitchen/ breakfast room is a particular feature of the house with a bespoke Henry Gordon-Jones kitchen with central island and granite work surfaces and french windows opening out to the terrace and gardens. There is also a superb and spacious cellar. Outside the gardens lie to the rear of the house and are lawned with numerous mature trees and shrubs including box & lavender and a terrace that borders the house. To one side lie a series of mellow red brick outbuildings comprising a large garage, a very spacious double cart lodge and a series of further outbuildings currently used for storage which have power and water connected. There is ample private parking with the house.Agents Note:Please be aware that there are various infrastructure projects proposed for east Suffolk including plans for a new nuclear power station at Sizewell. Wind farm expansion in the north sea is also taking place and bringing power ashore along with associated cabling and sub station works are also being proposed. For further details contact the selling agents.LocationThe property is situated just outside the town of Aldeburgh and benefits from a rural yet coastal position. The sought after coastal town of Aldeburgh is centrally positioned in the Suffolk Heritage Coastline with superb recreational facilities including sailing and fishing on the coast and River Alde, a number of 18 hole golf courses are in the area including Aldeburgh’s own course within easy walking distance, Snape Maltings, the home of the famous Aldeburgh Festival is about 5 miles away and the town benefits from a variety of excellent shops, public houses, restaurants and a cinema. Saxmundham, which is about 8 miles has a station which connects to Ipswich and its direct line to London’s Liverpool Street station.Square Footage: 4,413 sq ft