Stowupland Street, Stowmarket

A substantial Grade II Listed period residence occupying a prominent position in the heart of Stowmarket. Dating back to the 17th Century and formerly a public house and later a tea room, this characterful home extends to approximately 2,483 sq. ft. and offers four bedrooms, three reception rooms, three bath/shower rooms, a study, generous outbuildings and beautifully established gardens. Rich in original features and offering exceptional versatility, the property combines historic charm with practical family living.

Full Description Occupying a prominent position within the centre of Stowmarket, this remarkable Grade II Listed residence is believed to date from the 16th Century and represents a rare opportunity to acquire a home of genuine historical significance. Having served over the centuries as both a public house and later a well-regarded tea room, the property today offers an exceptional blend of period character and flexible modern accommodation.

The distinctive decorative brick and flint façade immediately hints at the wealth of original features found throughout the house, including exposed timbers, original fireplaces and beautifully proportioned rooms that create an atmosphere of warmth and authenticity.

The accommodation is arranged around an impressive reception hall, providing an outstanding space for formal dining and entertaining, whilst two further reception rooms offer flexibility for everyday family life. A separate study provides an ideal home office, and the spacious kitchen enjoys generous proportions with direct access to an adjoining laundry room, creating a practical hub for daily living.

The bedroom accommodation has been thoughtfully designed to suit a variety of lifestyles. A ground floor bedroom served by a nearby shower room is ideal for guests, multigenerational living or those seeking single-level accommodation. On the first floor are three further double bedrooms, including an impressive principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom and a further en-suite guest bedroom, ensuring excellent privacy for family and visitors alike.

Outside, the gardens provide a private and attractive setting for relaxation and entertaining. A substantial range of traditional outbuildings, including a workshop, stores and carport, offer excellent versatility for those requiring storage, workshop space, hobbies or home-working facilities.

Location Stowmarket is a thriving Suffolk market town offering an excellent range of everyday amenities including independent shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, schooling and leisure facilities. The property is conveniently positioned for easy access to the town centre, whilst Stowmarket railway station provides regular mainline services to London Liverpool Street, making the property well suited to commuters.

Features

Grade II Listed period residence

Believed to date from the 17th Century Former public house and later tea room

Distinctive decorative brick and flint façade

Approximately 2,483 sq. ft.

Four bedrooms

Three bath/shower rooms

Three reception rooms

Separate study

Kitchen with adjoining laundry room

Workshop, stores and carport

Established private gardens

Wealth of original period features

Central Stowmarket location