Tangletin, The Street, Blythburgh, Halesworth, Suffolk, IP19

This architect designed; detached house was commissioned by the current owners who have lived there for thirty-five years.

With easy access to Southwold & Walberswick the proeprty is set in a quiet lane. There is plenty of parking in front of the garage which houses four cars. The property has a hall entrance finished with granite flooring with the main reception room set off on the right. The lounge has oak flooring and an exposed brick chimney, with an inset open fire perfect to create a cosy room during the winter.

To the rear is the kitchen and dining room, fitted with a sleek and contemporary range of units with a range cooker and a solid multi-fuel burner. A lobby leads to the shower room, WC and the partially converted garage that could easily become a fourth bedroom.

To the side of the house is an enclosed breezeway used as a utility room with a door to the four-car garage. The first floor has three well-proportioned bedrooms along with the refitted shower room.

Outside, there is a front garden which could provide further parking if required. To the rear is a timber shed with a path leading to the garden. A stunning mature cherry tree is a great centre to the garden which is mostly laid to lawn with beds containing mature shrubs and perennials. The vendors get a lot of use from their summer house, but this area could also be used for those who wish to extend the property (S.T.P) to give further accommodation.

Behind the property is a large allotment which the vendor rents and uses. A substantial family house in a lovely position.


Blythburgh is a popular village set on the picturesque Heritage Coast around a hundred miles from London. It enjoys a setting of outstanding natural beauty with a tidal river, marshland, woodland, and grazing pastures. An important and prosperous village at the time of the Norman Conquest it was wealthy form its involvement in the thriving trade from the local ports.

The magnificent medieval Church known as the Cathedral of the Marshes, dominates the valley as a beacon for travellers driving through the area. The perfect location, you have the Southwold, Walberswick and Dunwich on your doorstep. Further South there is a strong arts scene at Aldburgh and Snape.

The area has numerous walks along the river valley and the estuary along with the nature reserves dotted along the coast. The Georgian market town of Haesworth is around eight miles away and offers a great selection of cafes, restaurants, and a supermarket. Locally, the village offers a well-regarded public house The White Hart set overlooking the estuary.

With the A12 running through the village there is easy access by car towards London and Train services can be reached at both Halesworth and Darsham.