Gallows Hill, Hadleigh, IP7

An elegant unlisted Victorian end of terrace townhouse believed to date from around 1850, displaying an attractive Suffolk white brick façade and positioned within easy walking distance of Hadleigh High Street, the cricket meadow and surrounding countryside. The property offers well-proportioned accommodation together with a particularly impressive south-west facing rear garden extending to over 130ft.

The Property

The accommodation is arranged over two floors with additional cellar space and displays a wealth of character features including 9ft high ceilings, large sash windows, fireplaces and stripped wood doors, creating a light and elegant living environment throughout.

The entrance hall provides a welcoming introduction to the property, with staircase rising to the first floor and access to the cellar, together with doors leading to the principal reception rooms.

To the front, the sitting room enjoys large sash windows with shutters, allowing natural light to fill the space while offering both privacy and character. A working fireplace provides an attractive focal point, complementing the generous ceiling height and period proportions.

The dining room is also a well-proportioned reception space and benefits from a window overlooking the rear aspect. The room features a fireplace which is currently not in use but retains its character as a period feature.

The kitchen enjoys windows to the side aspect together with a stable door providing access to the same. The kitchen is fitted with wooden fronted wall and base units with worktop surfaces over and incorporates an oven with gas hob. There is also space and plumbing for a washing machine.

A door from the kitchen leads to a useful utility room fitted with a WC, wash hand basin and additional worktop space. The utility room also provides space for a freestanding fridge freezer.

The cellar provides valuable additional storage space and further enhances the home’s Victorian character.

To the first floor, a generous landing leads to three well-proportioned bedrooms. The bedrooms retain period charm and include Victorian cast iron feature fireplaces.

The family bathroom is fitted with a suite including a freestanding bath, in keeping with the property’s period style.

Outside

The rear garden forms a wonderful feature of the property and provides a particularly generous outdoor space for a home so close to the town centre. Enjoying a desirable south-west facing aspect and extending to over 130ft in length, the garden offers a lovely sense of space and privacy.

It is mainly laid to lawn and complemented by a variety of established trees, shrubs and planted borders which create colour and interest throughout the seasons. Several seating and patio areas have been arranged to take advantage of the sunny aspect, making the garden well suited to outdoor dining.

Within the garden there is a garden shed providing useful storage, together with a brick-built store attached to the rear of the house.

To the front, the garden is laid to shingle with planted trees and shrubs, creating a neat and attractive approach to the property.

There is on-street parking available to the front. Please note there is a right of way across the rear of the garden providing access for a neighbouring property.

Living Room

4.02m x 4.02m

Dining Room

3.49m x 3.41m

Kitchen

4.58m x 2.74m

Utility

2.44m x 1.83m

Bedroom 1

4.01m x 3.41m

Bedroom 2

3.5m x 3.41m

Bedroom 3

4.58m x 2.74m

Cellar

3.54m x 3.41m