Almoners Field, Bury St. Edmunds

THIS CLASSICALLY INSPIRED TOWNHOUSE WITH BALCONY, WALLED GARDEN, PRIVATE PARKING AND A MUCH COVETED DETACHED DOUBLE GARAGE IS IDEALLY SITUATED IN A SECLUDED SETTING, CLOSE TO THE HISTORIC BURY ST EDMUNDS TOWN CENTRE

Forming part of an exclusive development of only seven dwellings adjacent to the water meadows, this elegant townhouse is immaculately presented and occupies an enviable situation on the edge of the town centre. Finished to an exceptionally high standard throughout, the design and construction reflect a creative mix of traditional building styles.

Behind its delightful symmetrical façade is light, spacious and contemporary accommodation, arranged over three storeys, combined with a higher than average energy efficiency rating. A high level of attention to detail was paid to the specification of the house by the owner at the time of the build and in recent years, which includes a superior principal bedroom ensuite fit-out, attractive Jim Lawrence lighting, and an abundance of bespoke storage solutions.

Stand-out features include a large and light open-plan kitchen/dining area with its adjoining south-facing garden room, multi-zone, water-fed underfloor heating, first floor living room with French doors to a south-facing balcony, and numerous architectural embellishments, from an oriel window to an arched garden gate. Of particular note externally are the discreet positioning of the property, summerhouse framed by a a sun terrace and a low maintenance walled garden with pockets of inspiration leading to the asset of a detached double garage, in addition to private parking. A nearby water meadow trail conveniently connects with Westgate Street.

1 Almoner’s Field is conveniently located within the historic Cathedral town of Bury St. Edmunds and is situated in a highly desirable residential enclave on the edge of the town centre. The bars, restaurants and independent boutique shops of Abbeygate Street and the Market Square are nearby. They include Michelin star Pea Porridge, also featured in the Guide are Maison Bleue, Bellota and Lark. The country’s oldest surviving Regency playhouse, Theatre Royal, and the quaint Abbeygate Cinema, are both only a short stroll. Excellent A14 access is via Cullum Road.