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" A beautifully presented, extended Victorian semi-detached cottage offering spacious accommodation and affording wonderful rural views. The property has undergone sympathetic refurbishment and extension over the past few years which now results is a fine, spacious and versatile home. The stunning handmade bespoke kitchen units compliment the oak framed breakfast area and this expanse is the heart of the house. The three reception rooms are all spacious, offer their own individual character and provide charming comfortable areas in which to relax or entertain in. The ground floor accommodation is supported by well-designed first floor rooms; two bedrooms offering en-suite shower rooms and a master suite with bathroom and dressing room
ursery/fourth bedroom off from this.

The gardens, with their excellent views and providing off-road parking, further enhance the desirability of the property and benefit from a large workshop/garage with mezzanine office above, garden store and outbuildings. These could offer annex potential subject to the necessary planning permissions and building regulations being granted.

Accommodation The property offers an excellent degree of accommodation that benefits from exposed timbers, double glazed windows and oil fired central heating. The accommodation, in brief, comprises brick entrance porch with glazed door leading to the dining room. The brick fireplace and chimney breast is the focal part of the room and open stud work adjoins the inner hall. The hall is a delightful space with a shower room off from this, a storage cupboard (also housing the under floor heating controls), stairs rising to first floor and doors off. The generous light and airy sitting room runs the length of the property and the brick fireplace houses a multi fuel burner. Glazed french doors lead to the stunning kitchen breakfast room; a wonderful family area benefitting from fine views, doors to garden and slate flooring with under floor heating. The beautiful bespoke kitchen is fitted with a range of floor and wall units complimented by granite work-surfaces. Range cooker, space for washing machine and appliances. To the rear of this is a wonderful, homely snug/family room with a feature inglenook fireplace.

The first floor landing gives access to three of the main bedrooms. Two of the double bedrooms both benefit from storage cupboards and well-presented en-suite shower rooms. A walkway leads to the master suite which affords attractive views to the front aspect. It benefits from fitted wardrobes and a door leads to the stylish bathroom and the versatile dressing room
ursery/fourth bedroom. Outside The grounds are a fine attribute of the property and are approaching a quarter of an acre. The property is approached via a driveway which provides parking to the front of the property and leads up the side of the garden area to the rear out-buildings. The remainder of the front garden is laid to lawn and a useful log store is situated towards the front porch. The rear garden has been designed in sections, each offering a different use for the current owners. A paved terrace to the rear of the breakfast room is an ideal area for outdoor eating and entertaining. Steps from this leads up to a lawned area and children's play house and further steps to the wooden garden store and small workshop. To the top rear of the garden is the superb twin skin workshop (9m x 7m), with two double doors leading to this excellent space. Above the workshop is the generous office (5m x 5m). Discreetly situated behind the office is the garden store with a small raised area of garden further behind this that backs onto the fields and giving views across these. Situation Liston is a small pretty village, situated on the opposite side of the River Stour approximately one mile west from the historic and popular village Long Melford, on the Suffolk Essex border. It has a delightful parish church, one of the earliest in the area, and a mixture of houses and cottages running alongside the base of the Stour Valley. Long Melford itself provides a good range of shops, local facilities, a doctor?s surgery, primary school, public houses, restaurants and hotels. The market town of Sudbury is also within easy access and provides further facilities and a train station providing a link to London, Colchester and neighbouring areas. Services Oil fired central heating. Mains water and electric. Private drainage. Council Braintree District Council. Currently Council Tax Band B Directions From our office in Long Melford proceed south and almost immediately turn right onto Liston Lane. Proceed over the bridge and at the crossroads, by the Church, turn right. Continue along the road, through the S bend and the property will be found on your left. "