• Chain Free Guide of £280,000 to £290,000 +
• Grade II Listed character cottage dating from around 1620, believed to be one of the oldest homes in Bramfield +
• Beautifully renovated throughout – move straight in +
• Spacious sitting room with brick fireplace and wood burner +
• Modern fitted kitchen with integrated Bosch and Neff appliances +
• Three well-proportioned bedrooms +
• Contemporary bathroom with bath and separate walk-in shower +
• Private and tranquil rear courtyard garden with shed +
• Tucked away position just off the main street, with access from two tracks +
• Close to Halesworth, the Heritage Coast and one of our favourite village pubs +

ATTIK are thrilled to present this beautifully renovated Grade II Listed character home dating from around 1620, tucked away just off the main street in the sought-after village of Bramfield. Offering three bedrooms, generous reception space, a private courtyard garden and modern upgrades throughout, it combines period features with everyday comfort. Close to Halesworth, the Heritage Coast and one of our favourite village pubs, this chain-free cottage presents a rare opportunity to enjoy historic Suffolk living in an idyllic setting. Call the team now to view

The Fabulous, Fully Renovated 400-Year-Old Cottage - Tucked away down a pretty track just off Bramfield’s main street, Glanfield Cottage is a beautiful Grade II Listed home dating from around 1620, offered to the market chain free. Believed to be one of the oldest cottages in the village, it blends centuries of character with thoughtful, recent renovation, creating a home that is both atmospheric and entirely ready to move straight into.

Approached from either of two tracks, the cottage enjoys a wonderfully tucked-away position while remaining just moments from the heart of the village. Bramfield itself is a delight, surrounded by open Suffolk countryside and well known for its excellent village pub, The Queen's Head – one of our absolute favourites – perfect for long lunches or relaxed evenings with friends. The market town of Halesworth is just a short drive away, offering a range of independent shops, cafés and a railway station, while the Heritage Coast, with destinations such as Southwold and Walberswick, is within easy reach for bracing walks and days by the sea.

The cottage opens directly into a generous sitting room, where exposed beams and a brick-surround fireplace with wood burner create a wonderfully cosy focal point. The proportions are impressive for a home of this era, with good ceiling heights and a real sense of space throughout. Recently installed electric heating, discreetly fitted and Bluetooth-enabled, ensures modern comfort without compromising the building’s historic integrity.