3 522 316 PLN
4 bd
home is set 0.75 acre plot and whilst has the atmosphere of sophistication and elegance is yet
an inviting and warm home with an enchanting garden. It has been well maintained, is ready to
move into with no onward chain and with Ipswich Town just three miles away for amenities,
this will be an easy move. Full Description Regency Grandeur This stunning GRADE II Listed, 4/5 bedroomed Regency (circa 1825) semi - detached family home is set 0.75 acre plot and whilst has the atmosphere of sophistication and elegance is yet an inviting and warm home with an enchanting garden. It has been well maintained, is ready to move into with no onward chain and with Ipswich Town just three miles away for amenities, this will be an easy move. The current owners fell in love with this home as soon as they saw it. A former residence of Sir Edward Packard, the well-proportioned Georgian rooms, the later Victorian stunning ballroom and principal bedroom and the positively magical grounds allowed them to bring up their children in an idyllic village situation yet with urban accessibility close to hand. You can appreciate times gone by here, in a home full of warmth and personality and the garden has been managed to offer almost separate. Step Inside The front door invites you into a monochrome floor, bright yellow cheery entrance hall with room for coats and boots. The kitchen is immediate to the left with space for a breakfast table, huge gas range and wonderful Farrow & Ball panelling. Back into the hallway to the right is the utility room and a practical shower room. From the hallway the sitting room is straight ahead with a more modern feel, the wonderful place to escape to with your favourite TV show. This leads straight into the WOW factor – the stunning ballroom with a magnificent fireplace, used currently as a family room with comfy sofas, and dining table plus chairs by the French doors to the garden. Beautiful Contradiction The pure beauty of the Georgian features – deep skirting boards, large multi panelled windows, intricate decorative cornices, wooden star design on the ballroom floor, and the elegant interior design with huge window dressings and chandeliers (many of which will be left with
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- Parking Zobacz więcej Zobacz mniej This stunning GRADE II Listed, 4/5 bedroomed Regency (circa 1825) semi - detached family
home is set 0.75 acre plot and whilst has the atmosphere of sophistication and elegance is yet
an inviting and warm home with an enchanting garden. It has been well maintained, is ready to
move into with no onward chain and with Ipswich Town just three miles away for amenities,
this will be an easy move. Full Description Regency Grandeur This stunning GRADE II Listed, 4/5 bedroomed Regency (circa 1825) semi - detached family home is set 0.75 acre plot and whilst has the atmosphere of sophistication and elegance is yet an inviting and warm home with an enchanting garden. It has been well maintained, is ready to move into with no onward chain and with Ipswich Town just three miles away for amenities, this will be an easy move. The current owners fell in love with this home as soon as they saw it. A former residence of Sir Edward Packard, the well-proportioned Georgian rooms, the later Victorian stunning ballroom and principal bedroom and the positively magical grounds allowed them to bring up their children in an idyllic village situation yet with urban accessibility close to hand. You can appreciate times gone by here, in a home full of warmth and personality and the garden has been managed to offer almost separate. Step Inside The front door invites you into a monochrome floor, bright yellow cheery entrance hall with room for coats and boots. The kitchen is immediate to the left with space for a breakfast table, huge gas range and wonderful Farrow & Ball panelling. Back into the hallway to the right is the utility room and a practical shower room. From the hallway the sitting room is straight ahead with a more modern feel, the wonderful place to escape to with your favourite TV show. This leads straight into the WOW factor – the stunning ballroom with a magnificent fireplace, used currently as a family room with comfy sofas, and dining table plus chairs by the French doors to the garden. Beautiful Contradiction The pure beauty of the Georgian features – deep skirting boards, large multi panelled windows, intricate decorative cornices, wooden star design on the ballroom floor, and the elegant interior design with huge window dressings and chandeliers (many of which will be left with
Features:
- Garden
- Parking