Poplar Farm, Shelland, Suffolk IP14 3DE
Poplar Farm, Shelland, Suffolk
Poplar Farm, Shelland, Suffolk IP14 3DE
Guide Price £545,000
A stunning Grade II Listed detached former farmhouse occupying a pleasant semi-rural setting affording far reaching countryside views An outstanding detached grade II listed 16th century house with beautifully presented accommodation complemented by occupying a splendid semi-rural setting affording fabulous countryside views. The house retains a wealth of characteristics including many exposed timbers and studwork, polished brick, tiled and wooden flooring, large Inglenook fireplaces with wood burning stove and elegant casement and Mullion windows. The current owners have, over the past twenty years, carried out significant improvements to the property including a very recent programme of internal and external decoration and last autumn, the Norfolk Reed thatch was re-ridged, combed and rewired.
There is a boot room, boiler room (with oil fired boiler) and a bathroom.
• Sitting Room
On the first floor are four spacious bedrooms and potential to create a first floor bathroom (subject to planning and listed building consent). The property benefits from a super-fast broadband connection and the agents would strongly recommend an internal inspection in order to fully appreciate the overall charm and personality on offer.
• kitchen breakfast room
Outside The cottage is approached along a driveway providing off road vehicle parking and access to a brick built garage (providing potential for further improvement / re-building). The front The charming accommodation currently i n brief comprises: gardens are mostly laid to lawn featuring a fine apple tree and traditional oak framed entrance porch with a fine Oak entrance a pathway leading to the front entrance. The gardens extend to door opening t o t h e spacious reception h a l l w i t h i t s f i n e all sides of the cottage and are a delightful feature, extending pamment a n d stone floor, historic carved b e a m a n d o a k in all to about two thirds of an acre (s.t.s) whilst providing the staircase off to first floor. The generous sitting room (17'x17') occupants with a most pleasant degree of privacy and has a fine Inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove a n d seclusion. The grounds are mainly lawned and include a wealth of exposed timbers. The dining room (17'x12') i s a n l a r g e t e r r a c e e n j o y i n g s t u n n i n g v i e w s a c r o s s o p e n elegant reception for entertaining with fireplace, casement and countryside. mullion windows and door to side porch and the light and airy Situation kitchen breakfast r o o m (24'x12') h a s p o l i s h e d w o o d e n This charming h o m e i s s e t a m i d s t a thriving semi-rural flooring, French doors t o gardens a n d part vaulted with a community, a n d occupies a wonderful setting with n o near gallery area. The kitchen i s fitted with a matching range o f neighbours w h i l s t affording f a r r e a c h i n g v i e w s t o t h e units including space for a range oven and fitted butler sink. surrounding open countryside and being conveniently located
• Driveway and garaging
• Dining Room • Boot room, Reception hall • Four generous bedrooms • Bathroom • Delightful gardens, open views • Further land potentially available (s.t.n) • No chain within easy reach of the A14 of the well served village of Woolpit, Stowmarket golf club and market town of Stowmarket with its direct rail link to London (85 minutes). Directions From Bury St Edmunds proceed east on the A14 dual carraigeway taking the signposted turning for Woolpit. Proceed through the hamlet of Borley Green heading towards Onehouse. Approximately half a mile, the property will be found further on the right hand side set back from the road.
Poplar Farm, Shelland, Suffolk IP14 3DE
Guide Price £545,000
A stunning Grade II Listed detached former farmhouse occupying a pleasant semi-rural setting affording far reaching countryside views An outstanding detached grade II listed 16th century house with beautifully presented accommodation complemented by occupying a splendid semi-rural setting affording fabulous countryside views. The house retains a wealth of characteristics including many exposed timbers and studwork, polished brick, tiled and wooden flooring, large Inglenook fireplaces with wood burning stove and elegant casement and Mullion windows. The current owners have, over the past twenty years, carried out significant improvements to the property including a very recent programme of internal and external decoration and last autumn, the Norfolk Reed thatch was re-ridged, combed and rewired.
There is a boot room, boiler room (with oil fired boiler) and a bathroom.
• Sitting Room
On the first floor are four spacious bedrooms and potential to create a first floor bathroom (subject to planning and listed building consent). The property benefits from a super-fast broadband connection and the agents would strongly recommend an internal inspection in order to fully appreciate the overall charm and personality on offer.
• kitchen breakfast room
Outside The cottage is approached along a driveway providing off road vehicle parking and access to a brick built garage (providing potential for further improvement / re-building). The front The charming accommodation currently i n brief comprises: gardens are mostly laid to lawn featuring a fine apple tree and traditional oak framed entrance porch with a fine Oak entrance a pathway leading to the front entrance. The gardens extend to door opening t o t h e spacious reception h a l l w i t h i t s f i n e all sides of the cottage and are a delightful feature, extending pamment a n d stone floor, historic carved b e a m a n d o a k in all to about two thirds of an acre (s.t.s) whilst providing the staircase off to first floor. The generous sitting room (17'x17') occupants with a most pleasant degree of privacy and has a fine Inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove a n d seclusion. The grounds are mainly lawned and include a wealth of exposed timbers. The dining room (17'x12') i s a n l a r g e t e r r a c e e n j o y i n g s t u n n i n g v i e w s a c r o s s o p e n elegant reception for entertaining with fireplace, casement and countryside. mullion windows and door to side porch and the light and airy Situation kitchen breakfast r o o m (24'x12') h a s p o l i s h e d w o o d e n This charming h o m e i s s e t a m i d s t a thriving semi-rural flooring, French doors t o gardens a n d part vaulted with a community, a n d occupies a wonderful setting with n o near gallery area. The kitchen i s fitted with a matching range o f neighbours w h i l s t affording f a r r e a c h i n g v i e w s t o t h e units including space for a range oven and fitted butler sink. surrounding open countryside and being conveniently located
• Driveway and garaging
• Dining Room • Boot room, Reception hall • Four generous bedrooms • Bathroom • Delightful gardens, open views • Further land potentially available (s.t.n) • No chain within easy reach of the A14 of the well served village of Woolpit, Stowmarket golf club and market town of Stowmarket with its direct rail link to London (85 minutes). Directions From Bury St Edmunds proceed east on the A14 dual carraigeway taking the signposted turning for Woolpit. Proceed through the hamlet of Borley Green heading towards Onehouse. Approximately half a mile, the property will be found further on the right hand side set back from the road.
