2 bed terraced house for sale

Castle Terrace, Orford, Woodbridge, Suffolk IP12

Beautifully Renovated Cottage with Detached Annexe, Close to Coast and Castle.

Description
This charming cottage has been renovated to an exceptional standard, blending period character with modern comfort. Features include Miele appliances, an electric Aga, a Neptune kitchen, bespoke furnishings throughout the property and annexe, and quality bathroom fittings and finishes.
The open-plan living room incorporates fitted cabinetry with storage, a concealed television unit and a Chesneys wood-burning stove. Engineered oak flooring extends throughout the ground floor, enhancing the sense of continuity and flow.
At the heart of the home is a handcrafted kitchen fitted with marble worktops and a range of cabinetry, centred around a two-oven electric Aga with hotplate. A stylish dining nook provides chair and bench seating for up to six people. A rear extension has increased both space and functionality, allowing the staircase to be repositioned and creating a more practical layout. Adjacent to the back entrance, which opens directly onto the garden, is a powder room with wall panelling and tiled flooring.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom has views towards the castle and features built-in wardrobes and oak flooring. A particular highlight is the redesigned bathroom, which includes a Catchpole & Rye brass batteau bath and WC, together with a separate walk-in shower enclosure with a central-mounted Villeroy & Boch shower mixer, heated towel radiator and pedestal wash basin. Decorative floor tiling continues into a separate wash area with a marble-topped basin, while a folding door conceals a utility cupboard housing the washing machine and tumble dryer. Equally suited to full-time residence or a coastal retreat, the property offers a well-appointed, low-maintenance base from which to enjoy the area's rich heritage, coastline and village amenities. It will appeal to those seeking a home with the flexibility to lock up and leave when work or travel calls.

The Annexe
The annexe is accessed via a glazed oak door, with a cloak cupboard positioned to one side. The principal living and sleeping space is centred around a glazed wall with bi-fold doors opening onto a partially covered brick terrace with views across the garden towards the castle beyond. Exposed roof trusses and a Jamb pendant add character, while a freestanding Shaker-style unit incorporates a kitchenette with stone worktop, shelving and a recessed television. A standout feature is the spacious wet room, fully tiled in marble and enhanced by a vaulted ceiling with skylight that floods the space with natural light. The suite comprises a WC, vanity wash basin with marble countertop and fitted storage below.

Outside
No. 2 Castle Terrace is approached via a side gateway opening into a pretty block-paved shared courtyard. Along one side are three traditional outbuildings, or sculleries, with the property owning the central one. Retaining original Suffolk brick flooring and a fireplace (now decorative), it is currently used for storage and includes an American-sized fridge, Belfast sink and drying cabinet.

Steps from the courtyard descend to a discreet bin store with raised planters above, before continuing into the landscaped garden with concealed lighting. Ornamental shrubs and planting provide year-round interest, while a circular seating area and paved terrace offer inviting spaces for outdoor dining, an evening drink or quiet reflection. For keen gardeners, there is scope for further planting and the introduction of seasonal colour.

The garden provides a degree of privacy between the main cottage and the detached annexe. To the rear, a tucked-away storage area offers welcome additional capacity.

On-street parking is available near the cottage and in Market Hill.

Location
Situated in the sought-after village of Orford, No. 2 Castle Terrace is just a short walk from the Market Hill, quay and River Ore. Located along the Suffolk Heritage Coast, the area is renowned for its unspoilt scenery, wildlife and network of coastal and riverside walks. One of Suffolk's most appealing villages, Orford is centred around its striking 12th-century castle and historic church, where several of Benjamin Britten's works received early performances. The village also offers a selection of well-regarded public houses, restaurants, a renowned smokery and bakery, and a general store with post office. For those who enjoy the outdoors, nearby Havergate Island Nature Reserve provides opportunities for birdwatching and walking. The River Ore is popular with sailors and offers a variety of water sports, while 18-hole golf courses can be found at both Aldeburgh and Woodbridge. The National Trust's Orford Ness combines coastal wilderness with a remarkable scientific and military history. Cultural attractions like Snape Maltings are close at hand. The surrounding area also offers independent art galleries, theatres, cinemas and a year-round programme of exhibitions and events. A wider range of shopping, schooling and leisure facilities is available in Aldeburgh, Woodbridge, Framlingham and Ipswich. From Woodbridge, there is access to the A12 and rail services provide connections to London.

Square Footage: 815 sq ft

Acreage:
0.04 Acres

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