Market Hill, Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP12

Exceptional period town house with stunning gardens.

Description

The White House is a particularly impressive & beautifully presented period town house that is Grade II Listed. The property has a beautiful Georgian façade of Suffolk white brick with tall sash windows. The house has recently undergone a thorough and comprehensive remodelling & refurbishment program to create an incredibly special period town house. The works have been carried out with great flair and the house is now presented in superb condition. The kitchen/breakfast room has been redesigned and now provides a light and bright room that flows into a newly built orangery which is bespoke crafted from timber with an exposed brick wall to one side adorned with a variety of fine climbing plants and french windows opening out to the gardens. The house has enormous period character with open fireplaces, high ceilings, decorative cornice work and a particularly impressive drawing room on the first floor measuring 7.44m x 4.90m overlooking the Market Hill. The master bedroom suite has again been thoroughly redesigned to provide a spacious bedroom, dressing room & en suite bathroom all immaculately presented. The gardens of the property lie to the rear of the house and have been beautifully landscaped with trees, shrubs and carefully planted borders. The gardens lead away from the house and down to a lower kitchen garden with raised beds. Beyond, a path leads to the double garage which also benefits from ample private parking in front.

Location

The Market Hill is a special location, in the centre of which stands the Shire Hall with its Dutch influence to the gables. There is a hotel, pub, restaurants and specialist independent retailers grouped around The Market Hill. The principal shopping area is in and around the Thoroughfare where national names trade alongside the other independent retailers. Woodbridge has very good facilities for its size including library, swimming pool, community hall, medical facilities, restaurants as well as a railway station which is located close to the river Deben, the town’s natural focal point. There are highly respected schools in the state and independent sectors catering for students of all ages and there are also good opportunities to play sport in the surrounding district where a number of clubs cater for a variety of interests. Golf is enjoyed on the inland courses as well as on the coast at Aldeburgh and Thorpeness while sailing takes places on the tidal rivers Deben, Alde and Orwell or at sea. The surrounding Suffolk countryside provides many attractive walks and rides and the proximity of the Snape Maltings Concert Hall, home to the internationally famous Aldeburgh Festival is of further appeal.

Square Footage: 4,270 sq ft