Location

Marsh View is located in the village of Henstead. Amenities can be found in the village of Wrentham which is about 3.5 miles away and offers a good range of amenities including a local store and post office, a café and two local gastropubs.

The property is about 8 miles away from the renowned coastal town of Southwold which has a range of recreational facilities including sailing and fishing, many fine walks as well as excellent bird watching opportunities in Minsmere and Dunwich.

The Waveney market town of Beccles lies to the north with good shopping and schooling facilities. The city of Norwich, the regional centre of East Anglia, is about 23 miles to the north west with a comprehensive range of shopping facilities as well as theatres, art galleries and leisure facilities.   

There are domestic and international air links form Norwich airport and rail links from Norwich station to London Liverpool Street with a fastest journey time of 90 minutes. The nearest train station to the property is located at Halesworth which connect with the main line.

Description

Marsh View represents an excellent lifestyle property for any purchaser looking to escape to the country.
The property comprises of a detached three bedroom bungalow with a separate one bedroom annexe set within glorious grounds of about 11 acres. With substantial outbuildings in addition, this allows for an ideal property to either run a business from home subject to the necessary permissions, enjoy an equestrian or small holding lifestyle or for a purchaser just looking to enjoy their gardens and privacy.

The bungalow consists of three double bedrooms served via a family bathroom, a spacious sitting room with dual aspect, modern kitchen with breakfast room, utility room and separate cloakroom.

A detached annexe within the grounds is single storey and gives the option for multi-generational living, income generation or as a good space to work from home.

Outside
The property is approached via a large gravel driveway with space for numerous vehicles as well as leading to the detached double garage. The gardens and grounds total about 11.1 acres STMS and consist of both a more formal garden to the immediate perimeter of the property as well as paddock land, woodland, large ponds and an area of substantial timber, brick and steel outbuildings.

The gardens around the bungalow have been laid to lawn with a patio terrace and a mixture of mature shrubs, trees and beds in situ. A separate access from the road leads into the paddock and a driveway could be instated to lead down to the outbuildings from here. Within the woodland area is a series of three large ponds as well as an island which gives a great sense of tranquillity.

Tucked away in the north-west section of the plot are several substantial outbuildings totalling approximately 8500 sq ft which subject to obtaining planning permission or under a class Q could represent an opportunity for further uses. For any buyer looking to run a business from home this could be transformed into a useful premises again subject to the relevant planning consents.

Fine countryside views can be found on the northernmost boundary of the property.