Situated in the sought-after village of Orford and offered with no onward chain is this link-detached house with parking and garage.

Plot Two, built in the 1970s is a four bedroom link-detached house situated in the sought-after village of Orford, which lies on the Suffolk Heritage Coast with many amenities and countryside walks nearby.

The property is offered with no onward chain and has plenty of scope for improvement.

The front door opens into a porch with access to the hall and a cloakroom. The hall has stairs to the first floor and doors off. To the front is the kitchen which has a range of base and eye level units, work surfaces, sink, space for appliances and a Stanley range cooker which also heats the hot water and radiators. A door leads out to the garden and another to the dining room.

The dining room overlooks the rear garden and provides access to the generous sitting room which has sliding doors opening into a sun room which overlooks the garden. A door from the sitting room returns to the hall.

On the first floor, the landing has doors off to four bedrooms, two of which have built in wardrobes and a shower room with a double walk-in shower, basin and WC.

Outside
To the front is an open-plan shared shingle driveway providing parking for a number of cars and leading to a generous double length garage, providing space for a workshop, with an electric up and over door to the front.

The garden wraps around the property and is laid to lawn and areas of patio/hardstanding as well as a pond.


Location

Positioned within the Suffolk Coast & Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Orford is the perfect location from which to enjoy the finest aspects of this truly incredible part of the region. The East Anglian Daily Times voted Orford one of the best places to live in the UK.

Everything from stunning rural scenery, breathtaking coastal views, vibrant market towns, beautiful forests, ancient Viking burial sites, rich cultural events and a huge range of outdoor activities on land or sea are all just a short journey away.

Just up the coast, the charming town of Aldeburgh is perfect for a relaxing day out and inspiring coastline walks. One can easily spend many pleasant hours amongst its numerous historic sites, galleries, tea rooms, coffee shops, artisan foods and chic bistros, perhaps rounding the day off with a visit to its incredibly popular fish and chip shops and cosy pubs. Nearby Snape Maltings also hosts a large arts and crafts complex, high-quality eateries and a state of the art venue, home of the annual International Aldeburgh Festival of the Arts.

Directions

Please use IP12 2LN as point of destination or for further information please contact a member of the team on .

Important Information

Services - We understand that mains water, drainage and electricity are connected to the property.
Tenure - Freehold
Council tax band - C
EPC rating - TBC
Our ref - CJJ

Agents Note
In accordance with Section 21 of the Estate Agents Act 1979, please be advised that the seller is relation of a Partner of Fenn Wright.