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Guide Price £750,000
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An abundantly charming and particularly sizeable converted Victorian barn boasting around 4,000 sq.ft of accommodation within the popular Suffolk village of Exning. As well as the main house, the property benefits from an attached self-contained annexe, as well as a separate studio. The vast and characterful accommodating offers many original features, as well as benefits from stylish modernisation throughout. Externally offering gated driveway parking, a car-port, two store rooms and gardens.
Read full description An abundantly charming and particularly sizeable converted Victorian barn boasting around 4,000 sq.ft of accommodation within the popular Suffolk village of Exning. As well as the main house, the property benefits from an attached self-contained annexe, as well as a separate studio. The vast and characterful accommodating offers many original features, as well as benefits from stylish modernisation throughout. Externally offering gated driveway parking, a car-port, two store rooms and gardens.
ENTRANCE HALL With partially tiled floor and exposed solid oak floorboards, an oak staircase leading to the first floor and windows to front and rear aspects.
SITTING ROOM With a woodburning stove and open to the:
DINING ROOM Open to the sitting room and entrance hall with ample dining space.
SNUG Window and door to front aspect, exposed original floorboards and a woodburning stove.
BREAKFAST ROOM Exposed floorboards and stairs leading to both the CELLAR and first floor.
KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM A stylishly fitted kitchen with fitted units and drawers with oak worktops over and an inset double butler sink and drainer. Integrated fridge and freezer with a freestanding cooker. Ample dining space, windows to rear aspect and a door leading to the rear garden terrace.
FIRST FLOOR
GALLERIED LANDING A light and impressive space with windows to front and rear aspects.
MASTER BEDROOM Velux windows and an ENSUITE with a bath and shower over, wash hand basin and WC.
BEDROOM 2 Window to front aspect, a cast iron feature fireplace and access to the first JACK-AND-JILL ENSUITE with a double sized shower cubicle, wash hand basin, WC, heated towel rail and Velux window.
BEDROOM 3 Velux window and access to the first JACK-AND-JILL ENSUITE.
BEDROOM 4 Velux windows and access to the second JACK-AND-JILL ENSUITE with a bath, wash hand basin, WC and Velux window.
BEDROOM 5 Window to rear aspect and access to the second JACK-AND-JILL ENSUITE.
ANNEXE Attached to the property and boasting a large open-plan KITCHEN/DINING/SITTING ROOM, a SHOWER ROOM with a shower cubicle, vanity sink unit, WC and heated towel rail, and a BEDROOM with an exposed original flint wall. All of which offering almost 500 sq.ft.
OUTSIDE The property is approached through the timber 5-bar gate opening to the gravel driveway providing parking for several vehicles and access to the SINGLE CAR-PORT and STORE. There is a further STORE ROOM attached to the annexe. Above the CAR-PORT is a STUDIO ideal for home-working. The remaining rear aspect is predominately lawned with a paved terrace.
SERVICES Gas fired central heating. Mains gas, water, drainage and electricity. Note, none of these have been tested by the agent.
LOCAL AUTHORITY West Suffolk District Council.
COUNCIL TAX BAND G
TENTURE Freehold
WHAT3WORDS porridge.rocky.face
EPC tbc
VIEWING by prior appointment only through David Burr estate agents
Contact David Burr Newmarket :
01638 669035 or [email protected]
A substantial period building which forms part of a former Hall House and is located in the heart of one of East Anglia’s most highly regarded villages. The property now benefits from full planning permission to revert to a residential dwelling including the creation of a superb rear extension. Accommodation has been designed to include two reception rooms, a substantial entrance hall, an open plan kitchen/breakfast/family room and a utility and cloakroom. Upstairs are four bedrooms, principal with en-suite and dressing room) and a family bathroom. While the property now benefits from residential planning permission, the building is currently utilised as offices but would also suit retail use, a restaurant, residential etc. (subject to any necessary planning consents). There is the additional benefit of a generous west-facing private, enclosed rear garden and a double garage and off road parking. NO ONWARD CHAIN.
View Property The Old Plough is a superbly presented Grade II Listed farmhouse believed to date back to the 16th Century. This timber framed and plastered home is situated in quiet, rural location and backs on to open countryside. The property after being a farmhouse became a coaching inn, and was converted in to a dwelling approximately 50 years ago. As a result of its interesting history, The Old Plough still retains much of its original character, including a wealth of exposed timbers, mullion windows and inglenook fireplaces. Externally the property benefits from a range of outbuildings, including workshops and stabling, and the grounds extend to just under 2 acres (sts).
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View PropertyContact David Burr Newmarket 01638 669035 or [email protected]
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