Detached house for sale in Broom Street, Great Cornard, Sudbury, Suffolk CO10

41 Broom Street is a rare and exciting prospect for future purchasers, owing to the position and stunning, generous gardens. Typical of a property that has been in the same family for over 50 years, which shows great testament but does also mean some cosmetic updating is required, but this ‘blank canvas’ is truly exciting.
Set back from the road, the sweeping drive leads to the front door, which allows access to a welcoming entrance hall, with a formal dining room and dual aspect sitting room with sliding patio doors to the extensive gardens. The kitchen/breakfast room is set to the rear of the house and provides wonderful scope to extend out to create a ‘hub of the home’ and appreciate the gardens to the full extent. There is also a cloakroom to complete the groundfloor accommodation. Upstairs currently offers 3 generous bedrooms with a large family bathroom and separate cloakroom and airing cupboard.

Outside
The property sits proudly in the plot and set back from the road, allowing ample parking and garaging to the front with formal laid lawns. To the side is a further substantial outbuilding, ideal for a home office/studio space. The gardens are a true rareity, with gardens totalling 0.31 of an acre., mainly laid to lawn, established borders and a mature Willow creating a true oasis, despite its central town location.

Location
Great Cornard is a popular village within a short drive of Sudbury, the village offers a good range of amenities including a doctor’s surgery, both primary and secondary schools and a range of shops. A notable landmark is the stunning St Andrew's Church, built in the 14th century and known for its impressive spire and exquisite stained glass windows. Sudbury itself is a thriving market town with a rich heritage, including its connections to famous artist Thomas Gainsborough and is centred around the market square set in the countryside of Suffolk with an extensive range of amenities including a wide variety of shops, sports facilities, churches, restaurants, pubs and schooling. There is also a branch line station with trains connecting at Marks They for London’s Liverpool Street.

Viewings are highly recommended.