See inside Hadleigh home on the market for £1.25million

Believed to date back to around 1830, Eerie House in High Street, Hadleigh, boasts a number of stunning features, having been renovated as recently as 2015. 

The current owners have maintained a number of historic features within the Grade II listed building, having retained its Suffolk white brick style and slate roof. 

The drawing room at Eerie House in Hadleigh. Picture: Savills (Image: Savills)

The kitchen has been superbly renovated. Picture: Savills (Image: Savills)

Inside the home is well lit and spacious, with the front door opening into the entrance hall.

The downstairs compromises of an elegant drawing room - featuring a wood burning stove - sitting room, dining room and bespoke kitchen. 

There is also a contemporary shower room and stairs which lead down to the large cellars. 

The master bedroom. Picture: Savills (Image: Savills)

The beautifully presented garden. Picture: Savills (Image: Savills)

Four large double bedrooms make up the first floor, with the master bedroom benefitting from views over the garden and St Mary's Church. 

A family bathroom and showerroom is also on the first floor. 

A beautifully presented garden sits at the rear of the property, with a substantial terrace perfect for dining outside in the warm summer evening. 

The bathroom is on the first floor. Picture: Savills (Image: Savills)

Within the quarter of an acre garden is also a former stable block which has been converted into fully insulated home office. 

Eerie House in Hadleigh High Street. Picture: Savills (Image: Savills)