This Victorian family residence is nestled in a quiet area of a desirable village, just a brief stroll from schools and local amenities. The property features flexible living spaces throughout, with significant potential for expansion and enhancement (subject to planning permission). A stylish entrance hall welcomes you and provides access to the ground floor and stairs leading to the first floor, complete with a convenient ground floor WC.
The living room boasts a bay window and a charming wood burner set on a red brick hearth, while a further dining or reception room at the rear offers double doors that open onto the garden. Built-in cabinets and an additional feature fireplace add character to this space.
At the back of the property is an impressive kitchen/breakfast room outfitted with bespoke wooden cabinetry, solid wood worktops, and integrated appliances including a gas Aga with four ovens. There’s also plumbing for washing machines and dishwashers alongside a generous pantry cupboard housing the recently fitted boiler (2022). Double doors lead out to decking and the garden beyond.
There is potential (subject to planning permission) to convert the integral garage into additional living space. A spacious landing connects five well-proportioned bedrooms along with both a bathroom and an additional shower room. The main bedroom overlooks the garden and features built-in wardrobes, while three other bedrooms look out over the front of the house.
The first floor layout could be reimagined to fit personal needs. The bathroom includes panelled bath, shower over, WC, wash hand basin, wall-mounted towel rail, and rear garden views. Additionally, there is a separate shower room equipped with walk-in shower facilities.
Externally, this home enjoys privacy on its popular road location. The driveway accommodates parking for multiple vehicles and leads to an integral garage. The rear garden flourishes during warmer months, featuring areas of decking accessible from both the dining room and kitchen, two lawn areas separated by shingle seating space. A brick-built workshop stands ready for some remedial works but holds great potential as either an outdoor office or workshop space.
Towards the back of the garden lies shingle pathways leading to further seating arrangements complete with an attractive summerhouse.
Situated within Great Cornard village near Bures Road, this property benefits from proximity to essential services including healthcare facilities and educational institutions as well as being just minutes away from Sudbury's shops and leisure amenities.
