"Sheridans are happy to offer to the market this charming semi-detached Victorian town house which is estimated to date back to the 19th century. Built of red brick construction beneath a tiled roof, the property retains original characteristics one would hope to find in a home of its era, including sash windows, stripped wooden floors in both the sitting room and dining room whilst combining the modern conveniences of a refitted well planned quality kitchen, log burner in the sitting room as well as a generously proportioned first floor bathroom.

On the first floor are two bedrooms and a traditional family bathroom with bath and shower attachment.

Outside To the rear of the property is a wonderful landscaped garden offering a great deal of privacy and seclusion whilst featuring a fine array of mature shrubs, trees and a super palm tree. There is a well-placed patio area making it ideal for al-fresco dining and entertaining for friends and family.

At the end of the path that leads up the garden one finds the garden studio/office which adds another dimension to this wonderful home. The outbuilding is set beneath a pan tiled roof built above a brick base, and has boarded insulation with power and lighting, therefore potentially being ideal as a garden office/studio or as a quiet haven in which to enjoy a hobby or as a space in which to relax.

Set behind the outbuilding is a driveway providing off road parking. The parking can be accessed via Horsecroft Road or from the secure gate at the bottom of the garden. Directions Leaving the town centre via Westgate Street proceed over the roundabout onto Out Westgate. Follow Out Westgate to it?s conclusion and continue onto Horringer Road where the property can be found after a short distance on the left hand side. It is worth noting however that the off road driveway parking is situated at the end of the garden and therefore is accessed via Horsecroft Road which runs parallel with Horringer Road to the left. Location Bury St Edmunds is a picturesque, thriving market town which brings together the old and the new. The town boasts a great collection of venues for eating, drinking, shopping, and relaxing, making it a great place to live, work, visit and study.

The market town, with its impressive produce market every Wednesday and Saturday, is nestled in the heart of Suffolk. It is known for the Abbey Gardens, a ruined abbey right in the town centre. Bury is a very popular destination for locals and tourists to the area. Visit the old side of the town to see the Cathedral in all its glory, the medieval quarter of the town and the Abbey Gardens itself, or browse the newer side of the town. Services All mains services connected. Council tax band B."