Land at Snape Maltings, Snape, Saxmundham, Suffolk, IP17

Extraordinary marshland wildlife habitat on the Heritage Suffolk Coast

Description

Nestled in the heart of the Suffolk countryside, the marshland at Snape offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of serene, untouched nature. This expansive area is a breathtaking blend of lush wetlands, meandering waterways, and vibrant wildlife, providing an unparalleled sense of peace and tranquillity. The land is characterised by its rich biodiversity, with an array of bird species making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers alike.

The marshes are framed by sweeping views of the surrounding landscape, where the gentle rustling of reeds and the soft call of distant birds create a soothing natural symphony. Whether looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life or seeking an idyllic retreat to immerse oneself in nature, the marshland at Snape is a sanctuary of calm and beauty.

The marshes at Snape sit in the Suffolk Coast & Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which runs the majority of the length of the Suffolk Coast. The land is made all the more appealing on account of its convenient access from two points on the public highway. An area of upland grass adjacent to Snape Maltings extends to just over 6 acres and provides a convenient area from which to park and access the marshland.

Location

The land is situated on the Heritage Suffolk Coast immediately adjacent to the historic Snape Maltings venue and on the edge of the River Alde. The popular holiday destinations of Aldeburgh and Thorpeness sit within about 6 miles and 7 miles respectively

The land is accessed directly from both the B1069 at Snape to the north and also from Tunstall Road to the south. Both roads link to the A12 trunk road about 3 miles to the west, a main artery running south to Woodbridge, Ipswich and London and north to Saxmundham and Southwold.




Acreage: 113 Acres

Directions

The principal access from the road, over a right of way granted to the Purchaser can be found at the western end of the land with the What3Words location service reference ///recitals.aquatics.haunts

A secondary access from the Iken Cliff Car Park, off Tunstall Road, can be found at the southern end of the land with the What3Words location service reference ///planet.weeded.waltzes