Hurn Crag Road, Reydon, Southwold, Suffolk, IP18

Set close to the Southwold bridge, this elegant period home sits in a popular cul-de-sac close to the village shop and a cut through to the beach.

You enter a porch which leads through to the lounge. Measuring nearly thirteen feet in width, the property has a larger frame than many of the Victorian terrace homes. There is a good flow to the accommodation with the lounge opening on to the dining room which will accommodate family occasions with ease. The stairs are enclosed by a part glazed door with an internal lounge window letting in light to the stair well.

The kitchen offers a build in oven and induction hob set into a range of base and eye level units finished in Beech effect Shaker style. There is a space for a dishwasher with the plumbing for the washer/dryer set in the ground floor W.C to the rear. A handy garden room is accessed off the kitchen which gives plenty of space for storage.

Upstairs the front bedroom is light and bright and benefits from a moulded fire surround. A close coupled W.C. with wash hand basin has been cleverly added over the stairs to give a compact en-suite. The rear bedroom is well-proportioned and leads through to a third bedroom supported by a bathroom fitted with a matched white suite. The rear garden is set for easy maintenance and is a generous size with a timber shed close by the house.

A rear access gate leads to a pathway which runs behind the property. The house would work well for full time owners, or those looking for a bolthole in the village. Offered with vacant possession, there is also an option to buy the property with the furniture by negotiation.

We have been advised that the property has the following services. Mains water, electricity, gas fired central heating and mains drainage.