Bungalow for sale in Acorns, Stanningfield Road, Great Whelnetham, Bury St. Edmunds IP30

Ref: EC0617
Guide Price: £550,000 - £600,000
Acorns: A detached 4-bedroom bungalow situated on a delightful green and leafy plot with within close-proximity to Bury St Edmunds.

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Property Features

Front Garden: Stanningfield Road is a quiet green and leafy cul-de-sac which provides access to just three property, one of which is Acorns. What sets Acorns apart is its appealing frontage, which effortlessly blends into the surrounding natural beauty, creating a welcoming atmosphere infused with a sense of spaciousness and tranquillity. A driveway provides off road parking suitable for several vehicles, a garage and also a covered car port.

The Property: Upon stepping into the property, you're welcomed by a generously proportioned hallway. Straight ahead, a set of double doors beckon you into a spacious sitting room, featuring patio doors that open onto a charming patio area. Continuing from the hallway, an ample dining room awaits, seamlessly connected to the outdoors through a second set of patio doors leading to the garden. Adjacent to the dining room lies a sizable and contemporary kitchen, complete with a breakfast bar. The kitchen boasts direct access to both the garden and a separate utility room.

This residence comprises four double bedrooms, two of which boast en-suite facilities, along with a family bathroom. The recently renovated master bedroom and its ensuite exude a delightful sense of brightness and openness, offering picturesque views of both the front and rear gardens.

Gardens: The property boasts attractive wraparound gardens covering approximately a third of an acre featuring distinct sections including a charming woodland garden and well-maintained formal lawns. A highlight is the privacy offered by the garden, shielded by 6-foot fencing in certain areas and further enhanced by the natural seclusion provided by specimen trees and shrubs. An underground tank collects rainwater from the property's roof areas, enabling eco-friendly garden irrigation and outdoor use via an external tap, contributing to reduced water rates. Adding to the outdoor amenities, a summerhouse and carport are available, along with garaging providing parking space for up to seven vehicles (subject to size). Accessed via a private cul-de-sac off Stanningfield Road, the property enjoys a tranquil setting away from through traffic, ensuring a serene residential environment.

Location:

Great Whelnetham is situated approximately 3 miles south of the vibrant market town of Bury St. Edmunds. Often hailed as "the jewel in Suffolk's crown", Bury St. Edmunds boasts an array of attractions, including extensive shopping options, a diverse selection of bars, restaurants, and cafes, as well as its renowned fruit market, impressive Cathedral, historic Abbey ruins and gardens, and a convenient train station offering direct access to Cambridge and central London. There is a bus stop conveniently located near the property, providing easy access to the heart of Bury.

Great Whelnetham itself offers a quiet setting with its own quaint village amenities, including a small school, ancient church, community center, and village post office/shop. Within walking distance, you'll find a charming thatched restaurant/public house, while a short 5-minute drive leads to Nowton Park—a spacious park offering woodland walks, playing fields, a children's play area complete with swings and slides, and a cozy tea room. The community centre hosts various clubs and activities, including a monthly social evening where volunteers operate a bar during events.

Local Transport Links:
• Nearest Bus Stop: Raynsford Road (0.05 miles), Post Office (0.05 miles).
• Nearest Rail Stations: Bury St Edmunds (3.5 miles) or Thurston (3.8 miles).
• Nearest Airport: Cambridge (24 miles), London Southend (44 miles) or Stansted Airport (30 miles).

Local Schools: A wide range of "Good" to "Outstanding" primary and secondary schools within approximately 3 miles, along with easy access to outstanding private schools, including the well-renowned Culford School, which is only 8 miles away.

Additional Information:

• Freehold property


• Mains water, drainage and electricity are connected.


• Electric central heating with newly installed storage heaters.


• Local Authority: East Suffolk


• Council Tax Band E (approximately £2600 per annum)


• Energy Performance Rating E, with the potential to be a C


• Double-glazed windows


• Loft insulation


• Low-energy lighting in 20% of fixed outlets


• Good mobile phone coverage for EE, O2 and Vodafone


• High-speed internet available via BT and Sky (estimated speeds up to 80mbps)

Owners Comments:

“We have had 11 happy years in this lovely bungalow in its surrounding tree canopy full of bird song and squirrels playing through the trees. We have been blessed with good neighbours who are now friends indeed the whole village is a great place to live with its community centre with many activities bury st Edmunds supplies all our needs and the village post office and store is a bonus. The Rushbrook is a great place for a meal and only a short walk away. We are sorry we have to move and will miss the joys of living in a village. I hope those that come after us will be as lucky as we have been."

Viewings: This property is being marketed by “Edd Callegari - Personal Estate Agent”, offering a personal and proactive service seven days a week. Viewings by appointment only.