A ground-floor apartment has come up for sale in an historic Suffolk manor house near Bury St Edmunds for £567,000.
Apartment 2 at The Manor, Herringswell, is for sale with Jackson-Stops and is one of several apartments and houses converted out of a former Grade II listed manor house. The original property, which still features mock Tudor detailing on the outside, was built as a private home in 1901 and was later used as a Buddhist centre.
The apartment itself extends to around 2,091 sq ft and boasts a number of beautiful period features – including high ceilings, mahogany panelling and lead-lined windows – as well as access to more than eight acres of communal grounds.
Accommodation includes an impressive open-plan sitting and dining room with bi-fold doors to the front, as well as an open brick fireplace with wood panelled surround and built-in corner units.
The kitchen/breakfast room also has windows to the front and a good range of fitted base and eye-level units, as well as fitted worktops, a one-and-a-half bowl sink and integrated appliances which include a four-ring hob, oven, microwave, dishwasher and fridge and freezer.
There is also a useful utility space with built-in pantry shelves and plumbing for a washing machine.
Elsewhere the impressive master bedroom is generously sized and features a bay window overlooking the grounds as well as a feature fireplace with a stone surround. It also has an en suite bathroom with a luxurious roll-top bath and a large walk-in shower.
The remaining two bedrooms are also good sizes and are served by a family bathroom.
Outside, the communal grounds include a beautifully maintained Japanese Garden, areas of woodland and allocated parking.
Contact Jackson-Stops for more information.
PROPERTY FACTS
The Manor, Herringswell
Price: £567,000
Jackson-Stops, 01638 816029,
www.jackson-stops.co.uk
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