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Brandeston, IP13

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

6

BATHROOMS

4

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • A stunning Grade II* Listed Suffolk Manor House
  • Boasting a wealth of period features
  • Six bedrooms and four recently refurbished bath/shower rooms
  • Three reception rooms
  • Range of outbuildings including granary barn, cart lodges & workshop barns
  • Charming formal gardens & meadow grounds running down to the River Deben
  • Stable range
  • In all about 16.5 acres

Description

An exceptional Grade II* Listed Suffolk Manor House, boasting 4,810 sq. ft (447 sq. m) and believed to date from circa 1586, nestled in the heart of the Deben Valley amidst an edge-of-village rural setting.

Nestled amidst the enchanting Deben Valley, The Priory stands as a timeless testament to the elegance of Elizabethan architecture. Dating back to approximately 1586, this Grade II* listed manor house exudes an aura of historic grandeur, boasting a rich tapestry of period features that seamlessly blend with modern comforts.

Step through the threshold of The Priory and embark on a journey through time. Each corner of this stately residence whispers tales of centuries past, from the intricate Tudor brick fireplaces to the majestic octagonal chimneys that adorn its silhouette. Fine exposed chamfered timbers stand as guardians of tradition, while panel and stud doors beckon you to explore further.

Recent refurbishments have breathed new life into this historic gem, ensuring a harmonious balance between heritage charm and contemporary style. Re-roofing, updated heating and plumbing systems, and modern wiring are just a few of the enhancements that have recently been undertaken. Oak boarded floors gleam underfoot, while refurbished windows frame picturesque views of the surrounding landscape.

Spanning an impressive 4810 sq. ft (447 sq.m), the accommodation at The Priory welcomes you with open arms. High ceilings create an airy ambiance, while sun-drenched rooms invite you to linger and savour moments of tranquillity. The central reception/dining hall sets the stage for grand gatherings, while the atmospheric drawing and sitting rooms provide intimate retreats for quiet contemplation.

The pièce de résistance? An extraordinary family/living room, where glazed elevations dissolve the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living. Here, panoramic views of the formal gardens unfold before you, casting a spell of enchantment with each passing season.

Step outside, and you are greeted by a landscape straight from a pastoral painting. A five-bar gate beckons you down a winding driveway, lined with Poplar trees that whisper secrets of bygone eras. Formal gardens unfold like a tapestry, each "garden room" offering a new tableau of colour and fragrance.

Wander through well-kept lawns and wildflower meadows, discovering hidden alcoves and sun-dappled groves along the way. A "secret" yew hedged pond garden invites quiet reflection, while a kitchen garden promises bountiful harvests. A picturesque line of lime trees and sun trap terraces provide perfect vantage points for enjoying the symphony of nature that surrounds you.

Situated in the heart of the Deben Valley, The Priory offers a lifestyle of unparalleled tranquillity, yet remains within easy reach of modern amenities. The village of Brandeston, with its historic pub and esteemed prep school, provides a charming backdrop for daily life.

For those seeking further adventure, the nearby towns of Framlingham, Woodbridge, and Ipswich offer a wealth of shopping, dining, and cultural experiences. With excellent road and rail connections, London and beyond are within effortless reach, yet the allure of the Suffolk Heritage Coast beckons with promises of sandy shores and seaside serenity.

Whether seeking a retreat from the bustle of city life or a historic masterpiece to call home, The Priory stands ready to fulfil your every desire. Come, lose yourself in the timeless beauty of this Elizabethan treasure, where history, elegance, and natural splendour converge in perfect harmony.

 

Accommodation comprises:  Three reception rooms; Kitchen and stunning open-plan living room; Six bedrooms / four bathrooms; Range of outbuildings including granary barn, cart lodges & workshop barns; Stable range; Stunning formal gardens & meadow grounds running down to the River Deben.

The property sits in grounds of circa 16.5 acres.

Framlingham – 5 miles
Woodbridge – 10 miles
Ipswich - 14 miles (London Liverpool Street Station 70 mins approx.)

Location:

Post Code: IP13 7AU

What3words: summit.shallower.tested

Agent’s note:

Planning permission (and listed building consent) exists for the conversion of a former granary barn (which sits adjacent to the house) and linking it to the house. East Suffolk planning reference: DC/21/3173/LBC.

The proposed scheme would see the conversion of the barn into a boot room/utility room, and provide a craft room upstairs. Its connection to the existing garden room would be by way of a glazed link. The scheme would then allow for the large garden room to be converted to create a superb kitchen with the existing kitchen to become a dining room space.

Services:

Mains electricity. Mains water. Recently installed modern private drainage system
Super-fast broadband.

 

Terms:

Tenure: Freehold

Guide price: £2,200,000 subject to contract

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Suffolk Coastal, Aldeburgh

Suffolk Coastal 103A High Street Aldeburgh Suffolk IP15 5AR

Suffolk Coastal, Aldeburgh

Suffolk Coastal is an independent estate agency specialising in the sale of homes across Aldeburgh, Thorpeness, Orford, Snape, Woodbridge and villages across the Suffolk coast.

The founder and driving force behind the business is Tim Day, who has over 20 years of experience selling, letting and holiday letting real estate in prime central London.

The ethos of Suffolk Coastal is simple: we are a small team focused on providing a personal, hands-on and proactive estate agency servic

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