Blyford Lane, Wenhaston

This wonderful individual family home enjoys a truly stunning setting described by the vendors as a `slice of paradise.` Tucked away down a private driveway just off the heart of the village, the property occupies an enviable position approaching four acres of grounds, comprising mainly lawned gardens, a large patio area, and an adjoining meadow with a barn/outbuilding. A generous driveway provides ample parking and leads to a double garage with two up and over doors, complete with power and lighting. The main accommodation begins with an entrance hall offering ample storage, leading through to a lovely dining room then into a superb triple aspect lounge featuring an impressive inglenook fireplace with woodburner. There is also a separate dining room and a spacious kitchen/breakfast room fitted with integrated appliances. A utility room sits alongside a shower room, complemented by a separate cloakroom and a useful study. Upstairs, a generous first floor landing with Velux windows creates a light and airy feel, giving access to three well proportioned bedrooms and a well appointed family bathroom. The property further benefits from oil fired central heating and double glazing throughout, making it a comfortable and efficient home in a truly idyllic setting.

Location
Wenhaston is a picturesque village nestled in the heart of Suffolk, England, known for its timeless charm and tranquil countryside setting. Surrounded by gently rolling fields and ancient woodlands, Blyford offers a peaceful escape from modern life while maintaining close ties to nearby market towns like Halesworth and Southwold. The village is home to the historic Holy Trinity Church, with its distinctive thatched roof and centuries old architecture, adding to the area`s rustic appeal. With its quiet lanes, traditional cottages, and a welcoming pub at its centre, Blyford embodies the essence of rural English life.



The Suffolk Coastline
The Suffolk coastline is one of England`s most captivating stretches of shore, known for its unspoiled beauty, charming seaside towns, and a relaxed, timeless atmosphere. From sweeping shingle beaches to colourful beach huts and expansive skies, it offers a perfect blend of natural scenery and coastal heritage. At the heart of the coastline lies Southwold, a quintessential seaside town famed for its iconic pier, pastel coloured beach huts, and welcoming atmosphere. It`s a place where traditional charm meets understated elegance, with independent shops, cosy pubs, and a strong sense of community. Further south, Aldeburgh (often historically referred to as Aldborough) offers a slightly more artistic feel, famously associated with composer Benjamin Britten. Its shingle beach, fresh seafood, especially fish and chips, and vibrant cultural scene make it a standout destination along the coast. Just across the river from Southwold is Walberswick, a peaceful village surrounded by heathland and marshes, popular for crabbing, walking, and enjoying the quieter side of coastal life. Together, these locations showcase the Suffolk coast at its best offering a mix of traditional seaside appeal, natural beauty, and cultural richness, all set against a backdrop of wide horizons and ever changing skies.



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Notice
Please note that we have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures, fittings or services and as so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for their purpose. Pymm & Co cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided. This is provided as a guide to the property and an inspection of the property is recommended.