Old Convent Orchard, Bury St Edmunds

Situated in an excellent town centre location just a couple of hundred metres from Waitrose supermarket is this delightful three-storey town house which offers light, well-arranged accommodation and the ease of no onward chain.

A welcoming entrance hall leads through to the fitted kitchen, which opens seamlessly into a bright dining room, a delightful everyday space with French doors flowing directly onto the south-facing rear garden—ideal for relaxed outdoor dining and making the most of the afternoon sun.
On the first floor, the property features a charming sitting room enjoying an attractive outlook, together with a cloakroom and a study/third bedroom, offering excellent flexibility for home working or guest use.

The second floor provides two further well-proportioned bedrooms, served by a family shower room.

Further benefits include gas-fired central heating and the advantage of being offered chain-free.

Outside - Outside, the enclosed rear garden is stocked with established planting including flowering shrubs, with a rear gate providing pedestrian access. The garden’s southerly aspect ensures plenty of natural light throughout the day. The property also benefits from an allocated parking space, visitor parking, and access to communal garden areas, adding to the overall appeal.

Location - Bury St Edmunds is a picturesque and thriving market town that beautifully blends historic charm with modern convenience. The town offers an excellent selection of independent restaurants, cafés, bars, and boutique shops, as well as national retailers — making it a wonderful place to live, work, visit, and study.

Located in the heart of Suffolk, Bury St Edmunds is well known for its vibrant twice-weekly produce market held every Wednesday and Saturday. The town’s rich heritage is reflected in landmarks such as the magnificent St Edmundsbury Cathedral, the Abbey Gardens, and the ruins of the Abbey of St Edmund, which provide a peaceful green space right in the town centre. From the charming medieval streets and historic architecture to the more contemporary shopping and leisure areas, Bury St Edmunds offers the perfect balance of old and new — and remains one of Suffolk’s most desirable and popular destinations for residents and visitors alike.

Directions - From the town centre proceed onto St Andrews Street South where the entrance to Old Convent Orchard will be found a short distance further on the right hand side. The property is no 20.

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Services - Mains gas, electric water and drains are connected.
Council Tax: West Suffolk Band: D
Broadband speed: Up to 1800 mbps available (Source Ofcom)
Mobile phone signal for: EE, Three, Vodafone and O2 (Source Ofcom)
Flood Risk: No Risk