Sicklesmere Road, Bury St. Edmunds

REFURBISHED AND EXTENDED, THIS SUBSTANTIAL DETACHED FIVE BEDROOM MAISONETTE IS WELL SITUATED ON THE EDGE OF THE HISTORIC TOWN CENTRE OF BURY ST EDMUNDS AND OFFERS LOW MAINTENANCE, CONVENIENT MODERN LIVING.

An attractive period brick and flint wall neatly envelops this capacious property and creates a good degree of privacy. Unassuming at first glance, upon entering the porch double doors open to reveal a beautiful home where at every corner you are greeted by expansive spaces and impressive interiors. The reception hall provides a circular flow back to the hub of the home – a spacious open-plan kitchen / diner revolves around a large central island showcasing Farrow & Ball’s Emerald Green with bamboo wood floors – and connects the principal living spaces.

Extended in recent years to create a sleek south-west facing garden room with its zinc bi-fold doors and sizeable roof light. Painted in Abigail Ahern’s Maple, slate floor tiles complement its design. A wood burning stove and arched display niches make for a welcoming sitting room. The ground floor three-piece bathroom suite accommodates the highly accessible one level bedroom wing of which one is currently used as a study.

The upstairs leads to a fabulous loft conversion bathed in an abundance of natural light from multiple roof lanterns. The space has been cleverly configured to realise a further two spacious vaulted bedrooms painted in Abigail Ahern’s Willow - one of which benefits from a superior ensuite bathroom with a tub and large walk-in shower that basks in the golden hour sunlight and the other with an ensuite cloakroom.

LOCATION & OUTDOOR AMENITY

Conveniently located on the outskirts of the historic Cathedral town centre, providing excellent A14/A134 access, the property benefits from ample off-street parking to include an integral garage. A sun terrace with built-in seating, outdoor mood lighting and a water feature leads into a mature garden space and presents the ideal place in which to relax and entertain. The bars, restaurants and independent boutique shops of Abbeygate Street and the Market Square are within a short walking distance.