Property description

Beccles Town Centre - 1 mile - 15 minutes walk

Lowestoft - 9.7 miles - 18 minutes via train

Norwich City Centre - 19.5 miles



This deceptively spacious cottage dates back to the 1750's and has many original features still present. The property offers, two large double bedrooms, two reception areas and a basement room ideal for storage. Off road parking and good size garden.



Accommodation comprises briefly:

Conservatory Entrance

Bathroom

Kitchen / Dining Room

Reception Room

Basement Room

Two Double Bedrooms

Garden

Off Road Parking



The Property

A conservatory area greets one into the property, the room currently has work top space and cupboards ideal for use as a utility. The bathroom offers a white suite with corner bath unit and a cupboard houses the new combination boiler which was recently fitted. The kitchen leads on from the conservatory and is a very generous room with plenty of space for use as a dining room as well, with ample work surfaces with cupboards above and beneath. The sitting room is behind the chimney breast and offers a dual aspect making it light and airy. There is a feature fire place central to the room and stairs that lead into the storage basement, via hatch access. Stairs from the kitchen lead to the first floor with the first of two bedrooms on your right. The master bedroom is light and airy with period features and loft access and bedroom one is generous in size and includes fitted cupboards and a sky light for natural light.



Outside

Mature hedging stretches down one side of the garden hiding the property from the road. A gate opens into the garden and patio area leads to the front door. There is a lawned garden space with various areas for planting and a shed that offers space for gardening tools. The driveway is shingled with gate access for secure off road parking.



Location

The property is located close to the town centre of Beccles. It is a busy market town with many shops, restaurants, schools, pubs and supermarkets. A market selling fresh produce is held every Friday in the town, there is a local bus station which runs a regular service to Lowestoft, Norwich and many of the smaller villages around. The town is located on the Waveney River which is a gateway to the Broads network. The train station runs a link to London Liverpool Street via Ipswich, and the un-spoilt Suffolk coastline with the beaches of Southwold and Walberswick are within easy driving distance.



Directions

Leaving the Beccles along the Ingate Road, at the traffic lights turn right onto Ellough Road. The property is situated on your left.





Services

Gas central heating (newly fitted), all mains connected.



Local Authority:

Waveney District Council

Tax Band: B

Postcode: NR34 7AB

EPC Rating:D