An unlisted semi-detached Victorian cottage with a south-east facing garden backing onto countryside
Description
1 Victoria Cottages is a 19th century cottage that has been sympathetically extended and modernised in recent years. The front door leads into a spacious dual-aspect living room, which features an open fire with oak surround and mantle and built-in storage to one side.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of contemporary base and eye level units which also includes a Hotpoint oven, hob, extractor and Neff dishwasher. To the rear of the dining room are French doors which lead onto the terrace and garden. Located off the dining room is a utility area housing the Heatrae Sadia boiler. The remaining ground floor consists of modernised family bathroom with sun tube over.
Accessed via a central landing, the first floor provides two double bedrooms and a single bedroom. The principal rear bedroom, which is part of a two-storey addition (2018) has full height glazing overlooking the garden and countryside beyond. Both double bedrooms provide built-in wardrobes.
The cottage is set back from Duke Street forming a small front garden. To the rear is a secluded south-east facing garden which is chiefly laid to lawn, with a substantial summer house and two smaller outbuildings.
Beyond is parking for two cars which is accessed via a shared private driveway, with a further raised area of garden with apple, conker and sycamore trees.
Location Hintlesham is located mid-way between Ipswich and the market town of Hadleigh. It provides a church, school, and a public house. It is perhaps best known for the Hintlesham Hall Hotel and Golf Club.
Services Mains water, electricity, and drainage.
Local Authority and Council Tax Band Babergh with Mid Suffolk District Council Band B (2024)