Lowgate Street, Eye, IP23

Situated at the bottom of Lowgate Street, close to open countryside, this extremely well presented semi detached period cottage offers three bedrooms with first floor bathroom along with sitting/dining room and kitchen across the rear. Furthermore, parking off road lies to the side with a most attractive courtyard garden, of good size, to the rear.

41 Lowgate Street is a semi detached period cottage towards the outskirts of the town close to open countryside. Attractively painted with a picket fence enclosing a small front garden the cottage creates a smart, pleasing first impression with off road parking alongside. Internally the accommodation is laid out to provide a good size reception room across the front with a kitchen and dining area across the rear. Upstairs the cottage has three double bedrooms plus a bathroom now remodelled as a shower room to suit the owners preferences. The interior is as smartly presented as the exterior along with a courtyard to match where along with a summerhouse a timber garage type building provides additional storage. Windows in the cottage have been replaced with PVCu double glazed units and gas fired radiator heating installed throughout.

Location

The historic town of Eye is blessed with an array of shops and businesses enabling residents to be essentially self sufficient. With schools, both Nursery, Primary and High, a Health Centre and varied social and recreational opportunities, all age groups are catered for. The town includes an impressive mix of architecture and interesting buildings especially when one considers the impressive properties towards the fine, historic Church. With a tower of 101feet, the renowned Nicklaus Pevsner in The Buildings of England (Suffolk) describes it as "one of the wonders of Suffolk". The cottage is found at the bottom of Lowgate Street a proverbial stones throw from open countryside and footpaths across the fields. Equally the property is only a short distance from the many shops and facilities on offer. The excellent shops include for example the friendly 'institution' The Handyman Stores, butchers, bakers, a deli, two supermarkets and chemist, complementing those found at neighbouring Diss (approximately 5 miles). Diss is fortunate in being able to offer amongst other things an 18 Hole Golf Course and importantly a well used commuter rail service which runs between the Cathedral City of Norwich to the north and London's Liverpool Street Station.

Direction

Pass the offices of Harrison Edge on the left and proceed downhill via Lowgate Street. No.41 will be found at the bottom of hill on the left.