Property Details: - Type: Detached house - Bedrooms: 4 - Bathrooms: 3
Agent: Palmer & Partners - Ipswich Phone: 01473 679732
Located in the sought-after semi-rural village of Hemingstone on a plot approaching 0.4 acre (subject to survey) with farms to the rear and side, lies this individual four-bedroom detached barn conversion. ‘Brewery Farm Barn’ sits in the middle of the plot with magnificent well-stocked gardens that wraparound. A substantial driveway provides off-road parking for several vehicles with a separate plot to the side which could be used for additional parking or to accommodate outbuildings (subject to relevant permissions). There is a detached double garage/workshop with power and light connected. Throughout the barn there is a wealth of period character and charm, the property comes with solar panels on the roof of the garage/workshop, and oil-fired central heating.<br/><br/>As agents, we recommend the earliest possible internal viewing to fully appreciate the quality and size of the accommodation on offer. To the ground floor is a welcoming reception hall with wood burning stove which opens through to a snug, a charming dual aspect living room with an impressive Inglenook fireplace housing a wood burning stove, kitchen/dining room, utility room, and shower room. The first floor has a galleried landing with study area, generous master bedroom with en-suite shower room, two further bedrooms and family bathroom, whilst the top floor has another well-proportioned double bedroom.<br/><br/>The idyllic rural village of Hemingstone, nestled in beautiful undulating countryside of Mid Suffolk, can trace its origin back to Anglo-Saxon times with several mentions in the Domesday Book of 1086. The present Grade 1 Parish Church of St. Gregory, built on ancient earthworks, is mainly 14thcentury but still has evidence of its Anglo Saxon, one of only 13 in Suffolk to do so. The affectionately named ‘Hut’ is the social centre of the village, situated along Bulls Road and is a WW1 hut from Rendlesham Forest gifted to the village in 1920. The village offers fabulous country walks and amenities include village stores and public houses, with leisure centres being found in the nearby neighbouring villages. The nearby towns of Needham Market, Stowmarket and Debenham offer further amenities including schooling, railway stations with links to London Liverpool Street station, independent stores, hotels and restaurants, doctors, dentist, and more. Local primary schools can be found at Claydon, Helmingham, Otley and Henley with nearby senior schools at Claydon, Farlingaye in Woodbridge and the well reputed Debenham High School.
