Hockey Hill, Wetheringsett, IP14

This individual detached 4 bedroom bungalow sits in a slightly elevated position, nicely back from the road and with open fields directly opposite. A sizeable driveway with garage provides parking for numerous vehicles if required.

Broadoak sits nicely back from the road in a slightly elevated position behind a hedged front garden of lawn and gravel driveway. Considerably improved by the current owners both externally and internally, the bungalow now benefits from recently replaced PVCu windows along with fascia which also include soffitt lighting and external lanterns. Internally, the previously extended original bungalow now provides four bedrooms along with en suite and family bath/shower facilities plus two reception rooms, study and utility room. The dining room is particularly well positioned with the kitchen to form a kitchen dining space when the glazed double doors are swung back. Given the setting and elevated position, the kitchen being at the front enjoys a great view across the garden to the farmland view beyond and tremendous sunsets given it faces West. Outside the gardens are well maintained and to the side, set back is a detached garage.

Location

Wetheringsett has arguably one of the most attractive village centres in the area and is approached via a network of quiet country lanes tending to be used by little and mostly just local traffic. The leafy setting of the village centre contains a variety of interesting period houses and more recent homes that have been carefully situated within their grounds to maintain the overall enduring feel of the setting. As the village road leads south from the Church Broadoak, Hockey Hill can be found on the left with open fields opposite across which the property enjoys tremendous views. The village is situated to the east of the A140 and perfect for the commuter, the village can be considered as being tucked away yet within easy reach of the principle towns in the area. The village itself has CEV Primary School and is in the catchment of the highly regarded Debenham High School. The active Village Hall brings together the community throughout the year as does the famous Mid Suffolk Light Railway, just along the road from the property. This single track steam enthusiasts railway is well worth a visit during their season and includes a Tea Room. Thorndon, approximately 2 miles to the north, has pub, community stores and Primary School with the historic and well served small market town of Eye being a further 2 miles north and Mendlesham likewise, to the west. Mainline rail stations can be found at Stowmarket (approx 8 miles) and Diss (approx 10 miles) each on the London Liverpool Street line.

Direction

From the Eye area take initially the A140 south to Brockford passing the BP Petrol Station. Take the next left and carry on to Wetheringsett village. At the T junction turn right. The road becomes Hockey Hill and Broadoak will be found along on the left.