Norton, Bury St. Edmunds

- Detached period home with charming original features

- Three first-floor bedrooms with far-reaching countryside views

- Ground floor study/fourth bedroom and two bathrooms

- Spacious open-plan living and dining space with inglenook fireplace

- Stylish, well-equipped kitchen with access to garden

- Mature gardens front and rear

- Off-road parking and garage/workshop

- Sought-after village location with amenities and A14 access Thoughtfully extended and beautifully presented, the house blends rustic charm with modern comfort. The welcoming entrance hall, leads through to a stunning open-plan kitchen/living/dining space. The centrepiece here is a magnificent inglenook fireplace with an Esse stove and delightful exposed beams, creating a truly special atmosphere.

The recently fitted kitchen brings a contemporary contrast with handcrafted hardwood units, a full-height bank of cupboards, integrated double oven, inset electric hob, ceramic sink with drainer and boiling water mixer tap, and a built-in dishwasher. The adjoining utility room is a practical yet characterful space, offering further storage, plumbing for a washing machine, a traditional butler sink, and access to a ground-floor shower room with wash basin, WC and shower cubicle.

The sitting room is flooded with natural light and enjoys far-reaching views over neighbouring fields via patio doors that open directly onto the garden. A ground floor study - currently used as a fourth bedroom - adds valuable versatility for modern family life.

Upstairs, three generous bedrooms all enjoy lovely rural outlooks. A well-appointed family bathroom and built-in storage complete the first floor.

Outside Space The grounds are a real highlight. To the front, a gravel driveway provides ample off-road parking and leads to a garage/workshop. To the rear, the generous garden is mainly laid to lawn and backs onto open countryside, offering both privacy and picturesque views.