This charming detached brick and flint cottage, originating from the 1800s, presents a unique investment opportunity with its character features and potential for modernisation. Although refurbished in the 1970s, it remains ripe for personal updates and enhancements, allowing a new owner to infuse their style into this historic property. The layout offers scope for expansion, pending necessary planning permissions, making it an appealing prospect for future value addition.
Upon entering, the inviting hallway greets you with slate tiled flooring and an attractive brick alcove. A convenient cloakroom includes a vanity wash basin and WC. The spacious kitchen/dining area serves as the centerpiece of the home, featuring a traditional range situated in a striking chimney breast alongside exposed brick and flint walls. This bright space is equipped with fitted storage units, wooden preparation surfaces, a ceramic Belfast sink, and areas designated for cooking appliances, perfect for hosting gatherings.
The cosy sitting room boasts a charming fireplace complete with an inset wood-burning stove and slate flooring. A conservatory extends from this space, offering direct access to the rear garden while enhancing natural light throughout.
On the first floor, three generously sized bedrooms feature built-in storage solutions. The family bathroom is well-appointed with modern fittings including a corner bath and separate shower cubicle.
Additional benefits include oil-fired central heating and no onward chain. Outside, the property boasts a lovely front garden bordered by traditional brickwork along with a fully enclosed rear garden complete with established borders, greenhouse, oil tank, and a wooden shed. The double gates at the rear grant vehicular access via Beeches Close for off-road parking.
Nestled within Ixworth's vibrant community close to essential amenities caters to everyday needs while providing easy access to Bury St Edmunds for further retail options and transport links to London.