• Victorian Semi-Detached House +
• Three Bedrooms +
• Two Reception Rooms +
• Sizeable Conservatory +
• 21ft Kitchen +
• First Floor Bathroom +
• Generous South-Facing Rear Garden +
• Ample Off-Road Parking +
• Detached Garage +
• Potential to Extend/Develop (STPP) +

This three-bedroom bay fronted Victorian semi-detached house, situated in the idyllic village of Aldringham, offers substantial and versatile living accommodation with the potential to extend / develop to the side (subject to planning permission). This impressive family home benefits from a stunning south-facing rear garden, detached garage, gated shingle driveway providing ample off-road parking, double-glazing, and gas central heating. All the white double-glazed sash windows were replaced in 2017. As agents, we recommend the earliest possible internal viewing to fully appreciate the quality and size of the accommodation on offer which comprises entrance hall, cloakroom, living room with bay window and wood burning stove, generous dining room, sizeable conservatory, and 21ft kitchen on the ground floor. On the first floor is a spacious landing, family bathroom, and three bedrooms, two of which are good size doubles.

The tranquil village of Aldringham is conveniently located less than three miles from the pretty coastal town of Aldeburgh and less than two miles from both the seaside village of Thorpeness and the vibrant town of Leiston. Aldringham is a short drive inland from Suffolk’s Heritage Coast which is well-known as being an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and provides a wealth of footpaths through woodlands and nature reserves, and along riverbanks.

Leiston provides a good range of shops and amenities including a Co-op supermarket, a chemist, a post office, a bank, doctors and dentist surgeries, vets, library, leisure centre, cinema and recreational parks as well as a selection of pubs. The town is served by a regular bus service to outlying villages and beyond and with Saxmundham’s railway station only four miles away, Ipswich and London are easily accessible.

Aldeburgh enjoys breath-taking views both seawards and following the river Alde inland towards Orford, and provides local amenities including craft, food and antiques shops, independent boutiques as well as some national chains, plus a myriad of pubs and an independent cinema.

Council tax band: C
EPC Rating: D