Castle Street, Eye, IP23

Tucked away in the historic heart of the town, this unique link-detached period building offers tremendous, quirky living space and includes PARKING. Two first floor bedrooms, each with own stairs combine with lovely day space including utility room and workshop.

13a Castle Street has been greatly improved and slightly remodelled by the current owners, enhancing the accommodation no end. Clever adjustments have resulted in a utility room, increased storage and workshop space along with repositioning the kitchen to create a dining hall if needed but a better reception room kitchen relationship. Harrison Edge have acted for the current owners with past properties and we are always impressed by their alterations, decoration and all round presentation and care. 13a is no exception. This 'one-off' home is heated via gas fired radiators with windows double glazed. Maintenance wise looks to be in tip top shape and whilst the property is currently a full time home could easily be regarded as an ideal 'lock up and leave' for those who find themselves travelling here and there.

Location

13a Castle Street sits tucked away behind buildings fronting the road and is easily missed as a consequence. The driveway leading off Castle Street leads to neighbouring properties and the car space within the Title of 13a. Eye, famous for its motte and bailey castle layout, which in essence forms Castle Street and Church Street, contains great history and character and attracts a fascinating mix of people typically moving here to improve their quality of life from more urban areas. The town is well served and in many respects self-sufficient with supermarkets, butcher, baker, chemist, hardware store along with all age schooling, Health Centre and Hospital site with a number of growing facilities. Being central on the map of East Anglia, midway between Norwich, Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds and the Coast, Eye is a perfect location for getting out and about whether it be for business of pleasure. Should trains be needed, a mainline station at Diss provides services between Norwich to the north and London Liverpool Street with connections at Stowmarket and Stratford to national and international destinations.

Direction

Just along from the office of Harrison Edge as the road takes a turn around the corner before going downhill into Lowgate Street, the drive to 13a and neighbours, will be seen on the left. Either drive or walk up and park alongside (left) of the blue garden shed to the rear.