A pretty pastel-hued home with large wraparound gardens has come up for sale in Combs, near Stowmarket, for offers over £650,000.

Dragon House is believed to have been built around 35 years ago but is now for sale with estate agents David Burr, who say it offers “well-appointed family accommodation” arranged over two floors.

Accommodation includes a generous reception hall, cloakroom – featuring a remodelled suite – and a good-sized living room with windows to two sides and French doors leading out and into the rear garden.

East Anglian Daily Times: The living room, which features a huge brick fireplaceThe living room, which features a huge brick fireplace (Image: David Burr)

East Anglian Daily Times: The fitted kitchen has lots of storage and worktop spaceThe fitted kitchen has lots of storage and worktop space (Image: David Burr)

East Anglian Daily Times: The dining space has French doors leading out to the terraceThe dining space has French doors leading out to the terrace (Image: David Burr)

The focal point of the room is a huge brick fireplace, which houses a wood-burning stove and has an oak bressumer beam over the top. A set of interconnecting French doors lead into the dining room.

The ground-floor garden room is light and airy thanks to its extensive windows and vaulted ceiling, and although it is currently used as a home office, it could make an ideal reception space.

Elsewhere there is a good-sized kitchen/breakfast room, which has a window to the rear and overlooks the garden. The space is well-fitted with a range of oak base and wall units – including glazed display cabinets – and work tops. Plenty of storage space is provided by the large walk-in pantry, and it is also fitted with a good range of integrated appliances, including a Smeg double oven, gas hob and dishwasher. Further space is provided by the separate utility room.

East Anglian Daily Times: The garden room is currently used as an office but offers huge potentialThe garden room is currently used as an office but offers huge potential (Image: David Burr)

East Anglian Daily Times: Inside one of the four first-floor bedroomsInside one of the four first-floor bedrooms (Image: David Burr)

East Anglian Daily Times: The master bedroom has an en suiteThe master bedroom has an en suite (Image: David Burr)

Upstairs, the first floor landing leads on to a family bathroom and four bedrooms, most of which have their own fitted storage.

The master suite is generously sized and has a window to the front as well as an en suite which has been recently remodelled. It features a double glazed shower unit, vanity unit and twin wash basins.

Dragon House is set well back from the road and accessed by a private gravel driveway with double entrance gates.

The double garage is fitted with electric up-and-over doors and is linked to the main house via a sheltered area, which provides the ideal spot for an al fresco drink or dinner, even in poor weather.

East Anglian Daily Times: The en suite has been remodelled recently, complete with twin wash basinsThe en suite has been remodelled recently, complete with twin wash basins (Image: David Burr)

East Anglian Daily Times: The gardens wrap around the property and are mainly laid to lawnThe gardens wrap around the property and are mainly laid to lawn (Image: David Burr)

East Anglian Daily Times: The sheltered courtyard, joining the garage to the house, is an ideal spot for entertaining – even in bad weatherThe sheltered courtyard, joining the garage to the house, is an ideal spot for entertaining – even in bad weather (Image: David Burr)

The rest of the gardens encircle the property. A spokesperson for David Burr describes them as “truly magnificent”, with large areas of lawn and well-stocked borders. They also include a south-facing paved terrace and a flint wall which not only makes a pretty backdrop, but also provides privacy.

For more information, contact David Burr.

PROPERTY FACTS
Jacks Lane, Combs
Offers over £650,000
David Burr, 03339 873623
www.davidburr.co.uk

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