Aldringham house

Nestled in a beautifully converted period building dating back to the 1850s, this charming and very spacious 2 bedroom apartment seamlessly blends historic character with modern comfort. Offered for sale with no onward chain.

LOCATION
The property is a short drive from both the tourist village of Thorpeness and the seaside town of Aldeburgh. The nearby market town of Saxmundham not only contains a Waitrose and Tesco's, but also a branch rail station which with a change at Ipswich onto the Inter-City line, leads to London Liverpool Street.

Stepping through the main entrance, you are welcomed into a spacious entrance hall featuring a radiator and a large built-in shoe and coat cupboard, providing ample storage. The hall also offers access to a loft space.

The bathroom is well-appointed with a full white suite, comprising a panel bath, pedestal basin, WC, and a separate shower cubicle. A window to the side allows natural light to flow in, while fully tiled walls, an extractor fan, and a radiator complete the space.

Both bedrooms benefit from large sash windows that enhance the period charm. The first bedroom features a fitted double wardrobe and a radiator, while the second bedroom also enjoys a radiator and plenty of natural light.

The kitchen, with a window to the side, is fitted with a range of high and low-level units, complemented by a roll-edge work surface and tiled splashbacks. It includes a double drainer sink with a mixer tap, an integrated electric oven and gas hob, space for a washing machine, an integrated fridge with additional space for a freezer, an extractor fan, and a wall-mounted combi boiler.

The living and dining room is a wonderfully bright and spacious area, benefiting from dual aspect windows, two radiators, and a feature electric fire with a slate hearth. High ceilings and a dado rail add to the period charm of the space.

Externally, the property includes a garage with parking, offering additional convenience. Communal gardens and grounds are principally laid to lawn with imposing Scots pine, other mature trees and young orchard.

 

COUNCIL TAX BAND C 

LOCAL COUNCIL East Suffolk House, Station Road, Melton, Woodbridge, IP12 1RT  

SERVICES Electricity, Gas, mains drains and water are connected to the property.  

AGENST NOTE Items depicted in the photographs are not necessarily included in the sale.

Tenure:
Leasehold 999 years from 1999. Share of Freehold
Current service charge and ground rent £1,640.