This unique 1970s residence is positioned in a serene rural environment, offering a substantial opportunity for transformation. Located on the periphery of a well-respected village near Bury St Edmunds, this property comes with the added advantage of no onward chain. The home features traditional block-and-brick construction, characterized by distinctive mono-pitched rooflines and a flat roof over an expansive garage area, which opens up possibilities for significant enhancements or extensions. Although the current owner has maintained the property over the years, it presents an ideal canvas for new owners to modernize and rejuvenate—be it through extensive renovations or refreshing existing interiors.
With over 3,000 ft² of versatile living space predominantly on one level, the accommodation includes a welcoming reception hall, tiered sitting and dining areas with an open fireplace and access to an east-facing terrace. There is also a study, a ground-floor bedroom complete with an adjoining shower room accented by Italian marble tiles, and an updated kitchen featuring vibrant red high-gloss cabinetry alongside modern appliances.
An internal hallway leads to a substantial garage that has been significantly expanded to accommodate five vehicles; this area is insulated and heated, providing potential for integration into the main living space or conversion into a self-contained annexe.
The first floor comprises three additional bedrooms served by a modern family bathroom with expansive views over the surrounding countryside. Outside, the property boasts ample parking via a large driveway behind timber gates and features gardens enveloped by mature trees that ensure privacy while offering an opportunity to enhance views through thoughtful landscaping.
Additionally, there are several timber-framed outbuildings to the west of the property—one previously serving as a recording studio—that come fitted with insulation and electricity. The outdoor area also includes an entertaining terrace equipped with a hot tub.
In terms of services, mains water and electricity are connected along with private drainage facilities. While oil-fired heating remains untested, security measures include a full burglar alarm system.
Nestled just three miles from historic Bury St Edmunds—a town rich in heritage known for its striking architecture and cultural attractions—this property allows for both peaceful rural living and convenience to urban amenities.
