Through Duncans, Woodbridge, IP12

Council tax band: D.

A superbly situated detached home in Woodbridge, offering well-proportioned accommodation comprising an entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge/diner, kitchen, two double bedrooms and a bathroom. There's plenty of parking, a garage, a pleasant garden and no onward chain.

The historic, picturesque town of Woodbridge lies on the banks of the River Deben and is popular with sailing enthusiasts and those wishing to enjoy the pace of life that a Suffolk, Market Town has to offer. The town has a fantastic range of boutique and national chain shops, cafes and restaurants, and excellent schools in both the private and public sectors.

Property additional info

Entrance Hall:
With stairs off to the first floor, with storage under and doors to...

Cloakroom:
Fitted with a WC and wash basin, and window to rear aspect.

Lounge/Diner: 6.75m x 4.95m (22' 2" x 16' 3")
(Maximum measurements provided. Narrows to 3.23m) With triple-aspect windows, fireplace, patio doors giving access to the rear garden.

Kitchen: 3.35m x 2.71m (11' x 8' 11")
Fitted with wall and base cabinets, work surfaces, sink/drainer unit, window to rear aspect, door to the side store area.

Integral Garage: 4.74m x 2.77m (15' 7" x 9' 1")
Accessed from the hallway, there's an up-and-over door from the driveway.

First Floor Landing:
With window to front aspect, built-in storage and doors to...

Bedroom One: 3.98m x 3.66m (13' 1" x 12' )
A good-sized double room with built-in storage and window to side aspect.

Bedroom Two: 3.97m x 2.71m (13' x 8' 11")
Another good double with built-in storage, airing cupboard and window to side aspect.

Bathroom:
Fitted with a three-piece-suite comprising WC, wash basin and bath, with window to rear aspect.

Outside:
To the front of the property is a driveway with mature trees to the boundary. Side pedestrian access leads to the rear garden which is mainly lawned with mature trees and shrubs, planting beds, a shed, and fencing to the boundary.

Agents Note:
Internally, there are many cracks to the plasterwork. This has been investigated by a surveyor and found to be decorative rather than structural.