Pound House

Pound House is an attractive three-bedroom period property discreetly located in the very centre of Hadleigh. Being predominantly built of soft red brick, the original part of the house probably dates from the mid-18th Century with later additions to the side and rear. Located to the end of a minor ‘no through road’ (Pound Lane) the property is located on a corner plot to Church Walk – a scenic pedestrian walkway leading to the Church which is just a few yards away.

Owing to its architectural era, the accommodation is well proportioned which includes kitchen / breakfast room and 2 reception rooms offering favourable ceiling heights, open fireplaces and sash windows. Assessed via the central entrance hall is the twin basement / cellar which offers extensive storage space, with brick alcoves which jut under Pound Lane. The first floor provides 3 double bedrooms, which again offer good proportions and further sash windows.

Outside, the property offers off-road parking and a detached double garage with adjoining store built in 1986. Between the garage and the house is the enclosed walled garden (east) which provides a good deal of privacy.

Despite its historic charm, the property is fortuitously unlisted but is located in a conservation area.

Agents note:
A structural engineers report was commissioned to assess some minor structural movement, namely to the north-east corner of the house. The findings and necessary remedial works are considered insignificant and an electronic copy of the report is available by request.