Long Melford, Sudbury, Suffolk

A substantial period building which forms part of a former Hall House and is located in the heart of one of East Anglia's most highly regarded villages. The property now benefits from full planning permission to revert to a residential dwelling including the creation of a superb rear extension. Accommodation has been designed to include two reception rooms, a substantial entrance hall, an open plan kitchen/breakfast/family room and a utility and cloakroom. Upstairs are four bedrooms, principal with en-suite and dressing room) and a family bathroom. While the property now benefits from residential planning permission, the building is currently utilised as offices but would also suit retail use, a restaurant, residential etc. (subject to any necessary planning consents). There is the additional benefit of a generous west-facing private, enclosed rear garden and a double garage and off road parking. Offered with NO ONWARD CHAIN.  

A large handmade door with bevelled glass inserts opens to: 

RECEPTION HALL: (5.89m x 2.95m) 19'4" x 9'8" A spacious inviting area with a high ceiling, moulded beams, staircase to first floor and doors to: 

ROOM ONE: (4.83m x 4.39m) 15'10" x 14'5" With a particularly large bay window and a view of the pretty street scene. Exposed beams, high ceiling, floor to ceiling red brick chimney with oak bressumer and inset log burning stove. 

ROOM TWO: (5.84m > 3.66m x 3.99m) 19'2" > 12' x 13'1" A charming room with a high ceiling, moulded ceiling beams, significant window frontage, exposed mullion window and floor to ceiling chimney with ornate carved oak bressumer.  

ROOM THREE: (7.75m x 5.18m) 25'5" (into recess) x 17' A particularly spacious open plan area with exposed studwork, beams, detailed plaster work, mullion window, pretty archways and a lovely view over the rear garden. 

KITCHEN: (2.74m x 1.88m) 9' x 6'2" Fitted with a range of limed oak units and worktops incorporating a single drainer sink unit with mixer tap over. Integrated electric double oven, walk in storage cupboard and space for fridge.

Rear Hall: Tiled floor, door to garden and door to: 

CLOAKROOM: Fitted WC and wash hand basin.  

First Floor  

LANDING: A spacious elegant area with a 9ft ceiling height, sash windows and doors to: 

ROOM ONE: (4.83m x 4.7m) 15'10" x 15'15" A sash window provides a lovely view over the pretty street scene below. Exposed beams and red brick fireplace. 

ROOM TWO: (4.47m x 3.86m) 14'8" x 12'8" A large sash window and exposed beams. 

ROOM THREE: (3.99m x 3.91m) 13'1" x 12'10" A large sash windows providing a view of the pretty street scene below. Exposed beams and floor to ceiling red brick chimney. Useful storage cupboard. 

ROOM FOUR: (3.23m x 2.95m) 10'7" x 9'8" Exposed beams and sash window. 

ROOM FIVE: (2.74m x 2.21m) 9' x 7'3" Exposed beams. 

INNER LANDING: Useful shelved storage cupboard and door to: 

KITCHENETTE (TWO): (2.74m x 2.03m) 9' x 6'8" A large sash windows provides a lovely view over the garden. Fitted units and worktops incorporating a single drainer sink unit and mixer tap over. 

CLOAKROOM: Fitted WC and wash hand basin with storage below. Sash window.  

Outside The large west facing walled rear garden is one of the properties most attractive features and offers considerable potential, finished currently with large areas of terracing and raised planters.

Accessible from Hall Street is a private area of OFF-STREET PARKING, a rare commodity in such a central village location, together with a DOUBLE GARAGE with twin up and over doors.  

AGENTS NOTES: The property is Grade II Listed and stands within a conservation area.

As is not uncommon with properties of this ilk, Mayflower Hall is subject to a flying freehold.

Further information pertaining to the change of use to residential can be found by searching Babergh District Council planning portal with reference DC/26/01251 

SERVICES: Main water, drainage and electricity are connected. Gas fired heating to radiators. NOTE: None of these services have been tested by the agent. 

LOCAL AUTHORITY: Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Council, Endeavour House, 8 Russell Road, Ipswich, Suffolk. IP1 2BX ). COUNCIL TAX BAND: TBC. 

TENURE: Freehold. 

CONSTRUCTION TYPE: Timber framed 

WHAT3WORDS: boast.agreement.unite 

VIEWING: Strictly by prior appointment only through DAVID BURR. 

NOTICE: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these sales details, they are for guidance purposes only and prospective purchasers or lessees are advised to seek their own professional advice as well as to satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their correctness. No representation or warranty whatsoever is made in relation to this property by David Burr or its employees nor do such sales details form part of any offer or contract.