• Charming Grade II Listed semi-detached cottage +
• Off road parking on the driveway +
• Two/three bedrooms +
• Fantastic town centre location +
• Bathroom on first floor with bath with shower over, toilet and basin +
• Generous size sitting room with fireplace +
• Easy to maintain, courtyard garden to the rear +
• Kitchen with base and wall units as well as generous worktop space +
• No onward chain +
• Council Tax Band - B +

Built in 1790 as a Dissenters Chapel, this semi-detached, Grade II Listed cottage was converted to two in the mid 1800’s. This property offers off road parking, generous size reception rooms, two/three bedrooms and an easy to maintain garden!

Description - Upon stepping through the front door you are immediately welcomed into a warm and inviting sitting room. This is a generous size reception room with a fireplace as the main focal point adding to the room’s character and charm. Continuing through the property you enter a well-proportioned dining room with a large understairs storage cupboard, perfect for keeping household essentials. In addition to this there is a second fireplace and glazed door at the rear leading directly onto the garden. The dining room flows naturally into the kitchen creating a sociable and functional space. The kitchen itself is filled with ample natural light and is equipped with a comprehensive range of wall and base units, built in oven and a gas hob and a door to the garden. Just off the kitchen is a versatile additional room that could be used a home office/third bedroom.
Upstairs, on the first floor, you’ll find two bedrooms and a family bathroom. Bedroom one is a spacious double room that overlooks the front of the property. It features a built-in storage cupboard, plus a large airing cupboard with hot water tank. There is also plenty of space for additional furniture. Bedroom two is a small double room with a view of the rear garden and church clock tower. The bathroom is well-appointed with a bath and shower overhead, a wash basin, and a toilet and built in storage cupboards.
Externally, the front of the property at 91 London Road includes a right of access leading to a private gravel driveway, providing convenient off-road parking for one vehicle. To the rear, the property boasts a low-maintenance courtyard-style garden, complete with mature shrubs and trees. Additionally, there is a small outbuilding—ideal for use as a wood store or extra garden storage.

Location - Halesworth is a charming market town with a rich variety of local independent shops on the edge of the Suffolk Heritage Coast. The north Suffolk market town of Halesworth is a pretty town with a wide range of independent shops mainly situated along a pedestrianised Thoroughfare and Market Place. There is a weekly market on Wednesdays. The town has a primary school, library, railway station and excellent bus links to other local towns. Norwich the county city of Norfolk is located approximately 24 miles north, Ipswich the county town of Suffolk is 31 miles south and the popular regency resort of Southwold is only 9 miles to the east. A similar distance away is the heritage coastline and the nature reserves of Minsmere and Dunwich. Halesworth has so much to offer from the Halesworth Arts Festival and numerous other events at The Cut arts centre, the annual Ink Festival which encourages aspiring writers, the Latitude Music Festival at Henham.