Welcome to 48 High Street, Wrentham, a cozy and compact terraced type home with 4 bed in the NR34 7HB area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band .
This classic property was built
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £62,400 and a rental potential of £406 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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"Wrentham is a charming village located between Southwold and Lowestoft, offering a range of local amenities including the Black Dog Deli, convenience store, shops, two pubs, caf , and a village shop with a post office. The cottage is also within easy reach of several beautiful beaches, including Southwold, and Kessingland, all just a short drive away, as well as Covehithe Beach within walking distance from the property. Benacre Nature Reserve, a nearby gem, can be reached by car or on foot. The reserve is home to a rich variety of wildlife, including over 100 species of breeding birds like marsh harriers, bearded reedlings, and water rails. The reeds grown here are used for the local thatching, which is characteristic of Suffolk s traditional architecture. A short distance away, Southwold is a popular destination for day trips, known for its independent shops, caf s, and restaurants, as well as the famous Adnams Brewery. The Sole Bay Fish Shop, a local favourite currently closed for refurbishment but set to reopen soon , offers a wonderful seafood dining experience and a fishmongery at its entrance. Other local spots include The Two Magpie Bakery, The Harbour Inn, and The Black Olive Delicatessen. For families, the primary school in nearby Reydon has been rated Good by Ofsted, as have the nearby secondary schools East Point Academy, Beccles Free School, and Alde Valley Academy. The nearest train station, Darsham or Brampton, is just over 10 minutes away by car, offering services to Lowestoft to the north and Ipswich to the south, with connections to London Liverpool Street. A local bus stop is also located outside the property leading to Southwold and Beccles.
Description This delightful property, originally two separate Georgian cottages, exudes charm and is situated in a picturesque village near the Suffolk coast. The home is surrounded by a large, beautifully planted garden filled with mature perennials that thrive in the coastal air. The grounds also feature several outbuildings, including a charming annexe, a summerhouse ideal for enjoying sunsets, and a handy potting shed. At the rear, there s private parking. Set within the Wrentham Conservation Area, the property is conveniently close to Covehithe Beach, Southwold, and Brampton Station.
Part of a terrace of cottages, the house was constructed at a time when a new turnpike road brought travelers from far and wide to Beccles. Its striking red brick fa ade is enhanced by glazed black pantiles, sash windows adorned with glazing bars beneath segmental arches, and decorative brick dentil eaves cornicing. For further historical details, please refer to the History section.
A winding path leads you through a well established garden, filled with climbing roses, hardy geraniums, and other perennial plants. This leads to a charming glass porch along the house s red brick rear fa ade, inviting guests inside. You enter through the kitchen via a stable style door, allowing for a smooth transition between indoor and outdoor spaces during warmer months.
The kitchen is well appointed, with an adjacent larder offering ample storage space. The slate flagstone floors continue into the adjoining dining area, providing plenty of room for a generous farmhouse table. A downstairs WC and utility room are tucked away nearby for convenience.
At the front of the house is a spacious sitting room, painted in a soothing greenish blue. The chimney breast, which divides the sitting room from the adjacent lounge, features a double sided wood burning stove that can be accessed from both sides. Built in shelves in the sitting room offer plenty of space for books, and glazed alcove cabinetry adds further charm. The lounge features additional alcove shelving and exposed beams, with eight over eight sash windows framing views of the front garden.
Upstairs, two bedrooms are arranged around a central landing, while a third bedroom and two bathrooms are accessed via a separate staircase. The original floorboards run throughout the first floor, and reclaimed stained glass panels have been incorporated to bring natural light into the space. Two fully boarded loft spaces are available, allowing ample of room for storage.
The garden also features a spacious studio annexe, a wonderful retreat for guests or those wishing to immerse themselves in the surrounding nature. Inside, the annexe boasts a kitchen crafted from reclaimed timber and a wood burner that provides warmth and character.
Outside The gardens surrounding the house have been thoughtfully designed, offering a wild, flowing style that provides year round interest. The grounds are anchored by a variety of trees and shrubs, with tall grasses gently swaying in the sea breeze. A large climbing rose climbs over walls and structures, while foxgloves peak above the flower beds in summer. Alchemilla, ox eye daisies, and clematis add bursts of color throughout the warmer months. At the rear of the garden, a summerhouse offers the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a good book. Towards the end of the garden, a potting shed sits next to a gravel parking area, enclosed by a pretty picket fence.
Tenure Freehold.
Outgoings Council Tax Band currently C.
Viewing Arrangement Please contact Flick & Son, 8 Queen Street, Southwold, IP18 6EQ for an appointment to view.
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Tel Ref 20734 RDB.
Fixtures & Fittings No fixtures, fittings, furnishings or effects save those that are specifically mentioned in these particulars are included in the sale and any item not so noted is expressly excluded. It should not be assumed that any contents, furnishings or furniture shown in the photographs if any are included in the sale. These particulars do not constitute any part of any offer or contract. They are issued in good faith but do not constitute representations of fact and should be independently checked by or on behalf of prospective purchasers or tenants and are furnished on the express understanding that neither the agents nor the vendor are or will become liable in respect of their contents. The vendor does not hereby make or give nor do Messrs Flick & Son nor does any Director or employee of Messrs Flick & Son have any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever, as regards the property or otherwise.
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220 sqm plot
