Norwich Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1

This charming four-bedroom Victorian home, located in the IP1 area of Ipswich, is a perfect blend of period character and modern family living. The property retains many beautiful features, including stunning fireplaces and intricate detailing, adding to its unique charm.

The ground floor offers an impressive layout designed for both entertaining and comfortable daily life. At the front of the house are a formal dining room, a separate study and a downstairs cloakroom. A great-sized lounge, a true highlight of the home, provides a welcoming space and leads seamlessly into a bright and open garden room, perfect for use as an additional dining or relaxation area. This space, in turn, opens out to the beautiful rear garden. The ground floor also features an elegant kitchen, complete with a classic butler sink, and an additional reception room, offering flexible living space.
A lovely bright and airy landing on the first floor provides access to all four double bedrooms. The master bedroom is a private sanctuary, benefiting from a spacious four-piece en-suite bathroom. A well-appointed family shower room serves the remaining bedrooms.
Practicality is key in this home. The property boasts a large cellar with ample storage space, which leads to a dedicated utility area. From here, you can access the spacious garage, which has room for two cars and features an electric up-and-over door.
The garden is a true outdoor haven. A delightful patio area, ideal for entertaining and alfresco dining, extends from the back of the house. The garden, mainly laid to lawn, features a summer house and a dedicated vegetable plot, a testament to the current owners' green thumbs. At the top of the garden, you'll find a useful shed/potting shed and an additional store.
The front of the property offers convenient off-road parking for 2-3 vehicles, along with a thoughtfully planted shrubbery and a pathway leading to the front steps, creating a welcoming first impression.

The county town of Ipswich is served by a wide range of local amenities including schools, University, shops, doctors, dental surgeries, hospital, two theatres, parks, recreational facilities and mainline railway station providing direct links to London Liverpool Station. The town has also undergone an extensive rebuilding and a gentrification programme principally around the vibrant waterfront which now boasts some lovely bars and restaurants.