Victoria Street, Southwold, Suffolk, IP18

Ever popular, this two-bedroom cottage is set well within the town and offers scope for modernisation to suit a buyer’s tastes.

This pretty Victorian terrace home is situated opposite St. Bartholomew’s Green looking towards the Church. The property is only a moment’s walk from Southwold’s High Street with plenty of cafes and pubs along with a number of interesting independent shops and galleries.

The property is entered via its original door into the sitting room. The room retains its Adams style timber fire surround with cast iron hearth and grate along with tiled slips. A door leads to a lobby which offers some storage under the stairs and leads through into the dining room. The kitchen is fitted with a range of base and eye level units finished in a warm timber effect with contrasting work surfaces set over and tiled splashbacks. To the far end a door leads into the ground floor shower room which has a further sliding door leading to the W.C which has a window to the rear and a wash hand basin.

Benefitting from a turned staircase gives a much gentler rake to the stairs than you usually see in these period cottages. Upstairs there are two well-proportioned bedrooms front and back with the rear bedroom offering an en-suite bathroom fitted with a matched white suite.

Outside, a door from the kitchen gives access to an area of hardstanding adjacent to the rear of the property. A path gives access to the side alley for bins and rear garden access. The garden itself is an attractive space set for easy maintenance and is fence enclosed with a timber shed at the rear of the plot giving handy storage.

This is the first time the property has been offered for sale in nearly forty years. With no onward chain the property is ideal for a coastal bolthole that could also generate a holiday let income if desired.