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An imposing Grade II Listed hall of fine character offered with no onward chain & enjoying a partly-moated setting in 15 acres (sts). There is a large meadow, equestrian facilities, one bedroom cottage/holiday let, one bedroom barn conversion and further barn for conversion currently offering stabling. This plot as a whole offers so much scope and potential for a number of uses or can simply be enjoyed as a stunning family residence.Description Waltham Hall is a beautiful Grade II Listed residence of great character believed to date from the mid-17th Century. It offers a wealth of period features which include ornate chimneys, crested ridge tiles, exposed timbers and inglenook fireplaces. Along side the hall is an annexe/holiday let, one bedroom barn with its own courtyard and parking and detached outhouse incorporating stabling for refurbishment along with paddocks and menage. The accommodation in brief comprises of: entrance hall, drawing room, sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, study and cloakroom. On the first floor: five bedrooms including master bedroom with en-suite and guest bedroom with en-suite, family bathroom, three unconverted attic rooms and a one bedroom annexe (Dairy Cottage).Outside the formal gardens and grounds extend to approximately 15 acres (subject to survey) with double garage, ample off-road parking, partial medieval moat, planted terraced garden, paddocks, large meadow, menage and barn with stabling for renovation. Directions From the A14, exit at the Beacon Hill interchange (junction 51) and take the A140 north passing the intersection with the A1120 and after a further 1.5 miles Waltham hall will be found on the left hand side, marked by a for sale board. About the Area Waltham Hall enjoys a rural setting approximately 6 miles north east of Stowmarket which has a comprehensive range of local facilities and a main line railway station to London's Liverpool Street Station with an approximate journey time of 80 minutes. Further amenities can be found in nearby villages of Debenham and Mendlesham.The larger towns of Bury St Edmunds and Ipswich offer a wide variety of shopping, commercial and leisure facilities including a full range of sports clubs and societies, restaurants and high street stores along with an excellent choice of schooling. Excellent sailing and golfing facilities are both available nearby or on the popular Suffolk Heritage Coast. Ipswich provides good access to various road networks via the A12 to the South with links to London and the M25 and via the A14 to The Midlands and M11. The accommodation comprises: Panelled front door to: Entrance Hall Stairs to first floor, ornate ceramic tiled flooring, two central lights and radiator. Sitting Room Approx 17� x 16�1 (5.18m x 4.90m) Feature open fireplace with stone surround, double aspect to front and side, oak floor boards, under floor heating, picture rail and wall lights. Drawing Room Approx 18� x 15�4 (5.49m x 4.67m) Open fireplace with marble surround, double aspect windows to front and side, stripped pine floor boards, central light, wall lights and two radiators. Dining Room Approx 21�2 x 16�11 (6.45m x 5.16m) Inglenook fireplace with brick hearth, two sash windows either side, exposed timbers, brick flooring, wall lights and radiator. Utility Room Exposed timbers, base units with space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer, brick flooring, inset spot lights and stable door to side. Lobby Inner Lobby Exposed timbers and door to under stair cupboard.Kitchen/Breakfast Room Approx 25'3 max x 16'2 (7.70m max x 4.93m)Stunning room fitted with a bespoke range of cream painted wall and base units with granite worktops over and inset with a two bowl butler sink with chrome mixer tap, recess chimney breast inset with Lacanche LPG cooking range, redbrick inglenook
Fine & Country Needham Market
e-mail: sue.thorley@fineandcountry.com
telephone: 1,449,723,500
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