Posted: February 23, 2021
Living rooms are often described as comfortable, spacious and elegant. In this blog, we’ve chosen to showcase properties with open fires and wood burners adding to an intimate and inviting atmosphere.
To view one of the properties listed below, call the relevant David Burr office to arrange a booking. If you just want some inspiration for your own living room, recline in a comfy chair and enjoy these great examples of some of the cosiest of cosy living rooms.
The Old Station House is a charming Victorian property that has been sympathetically modernised and now provides a well presented, versatile accommodation. The property retains much of its original character (exposed beams, sash windows, fireplaces etc.) and is further complemented by a large garden and off-road parking.
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This exceptional Grade II Listed late 17th Century former Hall House is situated in a sought after location convenient for local amenities. The property, which offers in excess of 3,000 sq. ft. of living accommodation, has retained many original period features complemented by modern finishes including an impressive orangery whilst being set within large mature gardens incorporating a variety of outbuildings including a unique 600 sq. ft. pavilion. In all about 0.78 of an acre.
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Chequers is an imposing and quite remarkable Grade II* Listed circa 16th and 17th Century property featuring splendid original features including cross-wings on the east and west elevations with a jetted first floor to the front, oak mullion windows with leaded lights and interesting fireplaces and flooring. The property is situated in extensive grounds, in all about 1 acre with charming gardens, a carriage driveway and a range of outbuildings situated in a quiet location within this well-served Suffolk village.
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An impressive Edwardian detached house extensively renovated and extended to provide generous accommodation in grounds of approximately 0.75 acres.
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A charming Grade II Listed thatched cottage in a quiet village location. The property displays original period features including exposed beams and fireplaces and benefits from delightful rear gardens.
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This attractive detached Grade II Listed period home is situated in the heart of the village enjoying views over adjacent paddocks. The property, which originally dates back to the 16th Century with later Victorian additions, has retained a wealth of period features including an impressive inglenook fireplace, exposed timbers and sash windows complemented by modern bathrooms and a bespoke handmade kitchen, with the added benefit of ample parking, a range of useful outbuildings and garaging and delightful gardens. In all measuring 0.81 of an acre.
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