West Street, Icklingham, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, IP28

This *SPACIOUS* four bedroom *DETACHED* house located in the popular village of Icklingham benefits from kitchen with appliances, seperate lounge / dining, *CONSERVATORY*, entrance snug and large gardens. (APM3232)

This spacious four bedroom detached house is located in the popular village of Icklingham is set off the main road and is within fifteen minutes of both RAF Bases. The property benefits from separate kitchen, dining room and lounge, four double bedrooms, bathroom and downstairs shower room, ample off street parking to front leading to single driveway and large enclosed rear gardens.

Available: Now.
Pets: Negotiable.
Heating: Oil Central Heating.
Deposit: £2,710.00.
Council Tax: Band - D - £2,247.79 (2025/26) year.
(Active duty military members are exempt)
Agent notes: This property can be offered fully furnished or unfurnished.

In more detail the accommodation comprises of:-
ENTRANCE HALL:

STUDY:
Window to front.

INNER HALL:
Stairs to 1st floor, understairs storage.

KITCHEN:
Range of wall and base units, sink, double integrated oven, fridge freezer, dishwasher, hob and extractor over, window to rear.

UTILITY:
Range of units, sink, window to rear, door to side, washing machine.

SHOWER ROOM:
Suite comprising of low level WC, sink, handbasin, corner shower cubicle and heated towel rails.

DINING ROOM:
Window to front and side.

LOUNGE:
Log burner fireplace, window to side, doors leading to conservatory.

CONSERVATORY:
French doors to rear and windows to all sides.

LANDING:
Airing cupboard.

PRIMARY BEDROOM:
Double integrated wardrobe and window to rear.

BEDROOM TWO:
Window to front.

BEDROOM THREE:
Integrated wardrobe and window to rear.

BEDROOM FOUR:
Window to front.

BATHROOM:
Suite comprising of low level WC, bath with shower over, handbasin, heated towel rail and window to side.

OUTSIDE:
Off street parking to front for a number of vehicles on gravelled driveway leading to single garage. Side pedestrian access leading to rear garden with patio area and mainly laid to lawn.

Icklingham village takes its name from an Iron Age tribe, the Iceni, who lived in the area and has the remains of a Roman settlement to the South-East. The village is surrounded by the Breckland Farmland Site of Special Scientific Interest and close to the Breckland Forest SSSI, both of which cover large area of Breckland and are two of the largest SSSI areas in England. The A14 easy access to the A11 five ways roundabout and its subsequent road services through to Newmarket to the south, Cambridge to the west and Bury St Edmunds to the east are easily accessible.