Take a look inside this stunning Grade II listed Suffolk country residence - which is on the open market for the first time in more than 60 years.

East Anglian Daily Times: Cedar Court, near Alderton in Suffolk, is currently the most expensive property for sale in the countyCedar Court, near Alderton in Suffolk, is currently the most expensive property for sale in the county (Image: Inscope Images)

Cedar Court, which lies between the villages of Alderton and Hollesley, near Woodbridge, has seven bedrooms and two bathrooms and is the most expensive property currently on the market in Suffolk at a cool £3.75million.

East Anglian Daily Times: The Georgian residence is located close to Suffolk Heritage CoastThe Georgian residence is located close to Suffolk Heritage Coast (Image: Inscope Images)

Believed to date from circa 1760, the grand property, located just over a mile from the Suffolk coast, is understood to have been significantly reconstructed in the mid 18th-century.

East Anglian Daily Times: The property is up for sale for £3.75mThe property is up for sale for £3.75m (Image: Inscope Images)

The home boasts a central reception hall, three reception rooms and a study, with a modern kitchen and breakfast room wing.

East Anglian Daily Times: A bedroom at the stunning propertyA bedroom at the stunning property (Image: Inscope Images)

The Georgian property also features a range of basement service rooms and domestic offices, including games room and vaulted wine cellar.

East Anglian Daily Times: The home has seven bedrooms and two bathroomsThe home has seven bedrooms and two bathrooms (Image: Inscope Images)

To the rear is an impressive 0.85-acre crinkle-crankle walled garden enclosing croquet lawns, kitchen gardens and areas of orchard, while to the back of the house is a wide south and east facing veranda terrace accessible from both the dining hall and kitchen.

East Anglian Daily Times: In total, the property extends to 6.75-acresIn total, the property extends to 6.75-acres (Image: Inscope Images)

In total, the property extends to some 6.75 acres.

Viewing is by appointment with Jackson-Stops.