Bures, Sudbury, Suffolk ( For Sale ) Offers in Excess of £650,000

Detached House         4 bedroom(s)         2 bathroom(s)        2 reception room(s)

NO ONWARD CHAIN. This Grade II listed 16th century thatched cottage is a well proportioned family home maintaining a wealth of period character and charm. Further benefits include a detached double garage and workshop, expansive south facing gardens and far reaching view over the Stour Valley.

Contact David Burr Leavenheath on 01206 263007 or email leavenheath@davidburr.co.uk


Features:

  • Grade II listed detached Cottage
  • Three bedrooms
  • Maintaining many period features
  • 23ft sitting room with wood burning stove
  • Study/bedroom 4
  • South facing gardens
  • Garage
  • Off-street parking
  • Views over the Stour Valley
  • Close to amenities and commuter links

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION This Grade II Listed 16th century thatched cottage has been the subject of a meticulous restoration programme that has seen the residence transformed into a well proportioned family home that maintains a wealth of period character and charm. The restoration programme has included the re-thatching of the roof completed using long straw, a replacement oak sole plate, full rewiring and re-plumbing as well as replacement/refurbishment of external joinery. The cottage itself has been finished in a lathe and lime plaster with lime wash coating. The cottage in its modern day form enjoys a subtle blend of period features and high quality contemporary fittings including a bespoke farmhouse kitchen with granite worktops and contemporary bathroom suite with freestanding bath. Further benefits include a detached double garage and workshop with annexe potential, expansive south facing gardens and far reaching view over the Stour Valley.

English oak door to:

ENTRANCE HALL: With slate tiled flooring throughout, window to front. Large coat cupboard with useful storage area above. Exposed timbers and doors to:

SITTING ROOM: 7.06m x 4.77m (23'2" x 15'8") A truly exceptional room providing an excellent entertaining area with stripped oak flooring throughout. Open fireplace with inset wood burning stove, brick hearth, red brick surround and oak bressumer above. Heavy oak timbers throughout. Glazed double doors leading to the rear garden. Staircase to first floor. Door to:

STUDY/BEDROOM 4: 4.39m x 2.43m (14'5" x 8'0") With windows overlooking the side and rear, this later addition to the property enjoys stripped oak flooring throughout with a useful recess providing storage. Loft hatch.

DINING ROOM: 4.90m x 3.45m (16'1" x 11'4" into fireplace) An impressive heavily timbered room enjoying a double aspect with leaded window to rear, fireplace with red brick hearth and surround with oak bressumer over. Tiled flooring and timber framed doorway to:

KITCHEN: 4.72m x 2.66m (15'6" x 8'9") With stained glass window overlooking the garden and high quality matching range of farmhouse style base and wall units with granite worktops incorporating a butler sink with mixer tap over. A four door Rayburn range is the focal point of the kitchen. Tiled flooring and door to:

UTILITY ROOM: Space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Space for tumble dryer. Fitted with a matching range of base level units with Oak worktops over incorporating a butler sink. Space for fridge/freezer and window to side.

SHOWER ROOM: With stripped oak flooring throughout, window to front, WC, fireplace (presently sealed) with brick surround. Fully tiled shower cubicle. Wash hand basin and heated towel rail.

First floor

LANDING: Exposed timbers and studwork throughout, the landing is a unique feature of the property with a zigzag effect leading from one side of the original hall house to the other. Loft hatch. Doors to:

BEDROOM 1: 4.85m x 2.92m (15'11" x 9'7") Enjoying a double aspect with windows to the front and side. Exposed timbers throughout.

BEDROOM 2: 4.57m x 2.46m (15'0" x 8'1") With part lime washed, exposed timbers and window overlooking side.

BEDROOM 3: 3.35m x 3.09m (11'0" x 10'2") With exposed timbers, bespoke fitted wardrobes and enjoying views over the gardens and undulating countryside beyond.

FAMILY BATHROOM: Comprising free standing bath with hand held shower attachment. WC, his and hers wash hand basin and heated towel radiator. Exposed timbers.

Outside The property is approached via a set of twin gates leading directly to a sweeping area of off street parking for multiple vehicles leading further to a:

GARAGING: Constructed in the mid part of the twentieth century providing parking for two cars or alternatively offering ideal potential as a two-story annexe (subject to the necessary planning consents) with light and power connected and doors to front.

GARDEN The gardens themselves are split into two distinct areas to the front and rear and are laid predominately to lawn with a shingle path around the external walls of the property. Offering a private and well bordered aspect on all sides with a range of mature trees including Walnut and Sycamore. The rear gardens are south facing and have been further landscaped to incorporate an Indian sandstone terrace with brick paved border, timber framed external store and shingle border.

SERVICES: Mains water and electricity are connected. Private drainage system. Oil fired heating to radiators. NOTE: None of the services has been tested by the agent.


Contact David Burr Leavenheath

Property viewing, strictly by prior appointment only

Phone us on 01206 263007 or email leavenheath@davidburr.co.uk


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Full Details

Features:

  • Grade II listed detached Cottage
  • Three bedrooms
  • Maintaining many period features
  • 23ft sitting room with wood burning stove
  • Study/bedroom 4
  • South facing gardens
  • Garage
  • Off-street parking
  • Views over the Stour Valley
  • Close to amenities and commuter links

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION This Grade II Listed 16th century thatched cottage has been the subject of a meticulous restoration programme that has seen the residence transformed into a well proportioned family home that maintains a wealth of period character and charm. The restoration programme has included the re-thatching of the roof completed using long straw, a replacement oak sole plate, full rewiring and re-plumbing as well as replacement/refurbishment of external joinery. The cottage itself has been finished in a lathe and lime plaster with lime wash coating. The cottage in its modern day form enjoys a subtle blend of period features and high quality contemporary fittings including a bespoke farmhouse kitchen with granite worktops and contemporary bathroom suite with freestanding bath. Further benefits include a detached double garage and workshop with annexe potential, expansive south facing gardens and far reaching view over the Stour Valley.

English oak door to:

ENTRANCE HALL: With slate tiled flooring throughout, window to front. Large coat cupboard with useful storage area above. Exposed timbers and doors to:

SITTING ROOM: 7.06m x 4.77m (23'2" x 15'8") A truly exceptional room providing an excellent entertaining area with stripped oak flooring throughout. Open fireplace with inset wood burning stove, brick hearth, red brick surround and oak bressumer above. Heavy oak timbers throughout. Glazed double doors leading to the rear garden. Staircase to first floor. Door to:

STUDY/BEDROOM 4: 4.39m x 2.43m (14'5" x 8'0") With windows overlooking the side and rear, this later addition to the property enjoys stripped oak flooring throughout with a useful recess providing storage. Loft hatch.

DINING ROOM: 4.90m x 3.45m (16'1" x 11'4" into fireplace) An impressive heavily timbered room enjoying a double aspect with leaded window to rear, fireplace with red brick hearth and surround with oak bressumer over. Tiled flooring and timber framed doorway to:

KITCHEN: 4.72m x 2.66m (15'6" x 8'9") With stained glass window overlooking the garden and high quality matching range of farmhouse style base and wall units with granite worktops incorporating a butler sink with mixer tap over. A four door Rayburn range is the focal point of the kitchen. Tiled flooring and door to:

UTILITY ROOM: Space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Space for tumble dryer. Fitted with a matching range of base level units with Oak worktops over incorporating a butler sink. Space for fridge/freezer and window to side.

SHOWER ROOM: With stripped oak flooring throughout, window to front, WC, fireplace (presently sealed) with brick surround. Fully tiled shower cubicle. Wash hand basin and heated towel rail.

First floor

LANDING: Exposed timbers and studwork throughout, the landing is a unique feature of the property with a zigzag effect leading from one side of the original hall house to the other. Loft hatch. Doors to:

BEDROOM 1: 4.85m x 2.92m (15'11" x 9'7") Enjoying a double aspect with windows to the front and side. Exposed timbers throughout.

BEDROOM 2: 4.57m x 2.46m (15'0" x 8'1") With part lime washed, exposed timbers and window overlooking side.

BEDROOM 3: 3.35m x 3.09m (11'0" x 10'2") With exposed timbers, bespoke fitted wardrobes and enjoying views over the gardens and undulating countryside beyond.

FAMILY BATHROOM: Comprising free standing bath with hand held shower attachment. WC, his and hers wash hand basin and heated towel radiator. Exposed timbers.

Outside The property is approached via a set of twin gates leading directly to a sweeping area of off street parking for multiple vehicles leading further to a:

GARAGING: Constructed in the mid part of the twentieth century providing parking for two cars or alternatively offering ideal potential as a two-story annexe (subject to the necessary planning consents) with light and power connected and doors to front.

GARDEN The gardens themselves are split into two distinct areas to the front and rear and are laid predominately to lawn with a shingle path around the external walls of the property. Offering a private and well bordered aspect on all sides with a range of mature trees including Walnut and Sycamore. The rear gardens are south facing and have been further landscaped to incorporate an Indian sandstone terrace with brick paved border, timber framed external store and shingle border.

SERVICES: Mains water and electricity are connected. Private drainage system. Oil fired heating to radiators. NOTE: None of the services has been tested by the agent.

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Contact David Burr Leavenheath

Property viewing, strictly by prior appointment only

Phone us on 01206 263007 or email leavenheath@davidburr.co.uk


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