Hall Farm Cottage, Nedging

Hall Farm Cottage is a detached three-bedroom home, believed to date from the late 19th century. Originally built as two farm workers’ cottages and later combined, it offers around 1,200 sq ft of accommodation, with two front reception rooms, a rear dining room and a kitchen/breakfast room. The reception rooms and two principal bedrooms have open fireplaces. A single-storey rear section includes a pantry and cloakroom, while the first floor also has a further double bedroom and a generously sized bathroom. The property requires substantial refurbishment and offers scope to improve the existing accommodation, with potential to extend to the rear subject to the necessary checks and consents. It is set back from Nedging Road, with a front lawn, driveway and rear parking area. The grounds extend to approximately 0.44 acres and include lawns, an orchard, mature trees and a former Victorian brick-and-tile privy, with meadowland beyond the eastern and southern boundaries. Nedging is a rural hamlet in the parish of Nedging-with-Naughton. Bildeston, around 1.3 miles away, has village shops, a post office, pubs and a doctor’s surgery; Naughton’s village green and pub are about two miles away. Services are mains water and electricity, oil-fired heating and private drainage. The stated EPC rating is E, with a potential rating of A.