A Grade II listed period property in Ipswich with royal connections is up for sale at a guide price of £600,000.
The five-bedroom townhouse close to the town centre once formed part of the Suffolk Victoria Nursing Home, which was opened in 1903 by Queen Victoria’s daughter Princess Helena.
Selling agent Jackson-Stops said the “elegant and charming period home”, which offers more than 2,300 sq ft of accommodation over three storeys, retains “a wealth of history and character”.
Entering the property, the light-filled lobby is used as a study area and has French doors to the dual-aspect sitting room.
An inner hallway leads to the drawing room, kitchen/dining area and cloakroom.
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The drawing room, which has a part-exposed brick wall, is currently used as a formal dining room.
In the kitchen/dining room, there are fitted cabinets and integrated appliances, include a washing machine, dishwasher and range cooker.
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Upstairs on the first floor, there’s a principal bedroom suite with a dressing room and four-piece bathroom. There’s also a smaller bedroom on this floor.
There are three more bedrooms, with views over Ipswich, on the second floor, as well as a family bathroom.
The property, which is part of a secure gated community of five homes, has a driveway with parking for two cars and two Italian-style courtyard gardens.
Ipswich town centre, the waterfront and Christchurch Park are just a short walk away from the townhouse, which is on Wingfield Street.
The property can be accessed from a footpath on Tacket Street, or via Foundation Street if travelling by car.
Ipswich train station, which runs regular rail services to London Liverpool Street, is half a mile away.
The property is up for sale with no onward chain.
For more information, contact Jackson-Stops.
PROPERTY FACTS
Wingfield Street, Ipswich
Guide price: £600,000
Jackson-Stops, 01473 218218
jackson-stops.co.uk
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