Wheatfields, Rickinghall, Diss, Suffolk, IP22

59 Wheatfields

From the main entrance hall, which has a cupboard housing the hot water cylinder, there are doorways leading off to most of the principal rooms, including sitting room, which benefits from a wealth of natural light provided by the glazed double doors which open out onto the garden, which enjoys views over Rickinghall. Leading off from the sitting room there is the kitchen, which benefits from a range of wall, base and drawer units, with space for a range of appliances including cooker, washing machine and fridge freezer, with the kitchen also overlooking the rear garden. The principal bedroom is of a good size and benefits from fitted wardrobes, whilst the second bedroom, is also considered of a fair size, with both overlooking to the front of the property. The modern family bathroom comprises panel bath, with shower over, concealed low flush cistern and vanity wash handbasin.

Outside

To the front of the property there is a driveway which provides parking for two vehicles, beyond which can be found a single garage with up and over door. There is also a gated side access which in turn leads into the rear garden, whilst the garage itself also has a personal door leading into the rear garden. The rear garden is a particular feature of this property and benefits from a paved patio immediately to the rear of the property, with lawned garden beyond, as well as large storage shed located in the far left hand corner. However, what is considered one of the attractive features of the property, is the elevated setting of the garden, over the rooftops of Rickinghall.

Location

Botesdale and Rickinghall are two very charming villages, which have grown together over the years and which offer a range of shopping facilities, as well as primary school, church, chapel, health centre, public house and restaurants. Other features of note within the village include a wide range of walks, with which to enjoy the wonderful countryside and its wildlife including circular walks which encompass surrounding villages. The towns of Bury St Edmunds and Diss offer a wide range of shopping, cultural, educational and recreational facilities, with Diss mainline railway station providing a direct line to London Liverpool Street.

Services

Mains drainage, electricity and water are connected.

Local Authority

Mid Suffolk District Council - Council Tax Band B.

Tenure

Freehold.

Broadband Speed

Superfast Predicted of 80Mbps (source Ofcom).

Mobile Coverage

Between 62% and 75% (source Ofcom).

Directions

From the A143 pass by the village of Stanton and Wattisfield, after which you will take the turning off to the left signposted towards Rickinghall and Botesdale, continue into the village of Rickinghall where you will take the turning off to the right into Garden House Lane, then immediately take the turning off to the right again into Wheatfields where you will continue towards the far end where the property will be found.

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