Highfield, Eye, IP23

Sitting slightly elevated, this detached 2 bedroom bungalow holds a strong position within the cul de sac. Behind a deep front garden with driveway for two if not three cars, the property includes garage and extra rooms to the rear.

Sitting in an elevated position at the top of the cul de sac, this detached two bedroom property strikes a good impression on arrival. Attractively clad in stylish timber, giving this 1960's property a contemporary uplift, the interior is equally well presented with smart kitchen and shower room (formerly bathroom) along with a roofed former conservatory serving as an additional reception room with laundry off. Windows are as one would expect replaced with PVCu double glazed units and electric radiators and heaters throughout. The efficient layout of the interior includes an entrance lobby and inner hall which serves the two double bedrooms and shower room. The rear garden has a useful shed/workshop alongside the single garage and long driveway.

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 commercial centre of the town is a nice walk via Lambseth Street passing along the way the famous Serpentine wall before reaching Broad Street and Castle Street that winds around the remains of the motte & bailey castle, passing the church and 16th century Guildhall along the way. The excellent shops include for example the friendly 'institution' that is The Handyman Stores and also butchers, bakers, a fine 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. This particular property is ideally placed for quite enjoyment of the area, away from passing traffic yet within walking distance of the Health Centre and shortcut to bus stops on Victoria Hill.

Direction

Easily accessible from either the A140 and new roundabout at Yaxley or the town centre. From Castleton Way turn into Haygate turning right into Highfields. Follow the road and number 12 will be facing at the top.