Location

Walberswick has been a favourite spot for families and artists over many generations, with painters including Philip Wilson Steer and Charles Rennie Macintosh famously depicting its beach and environs. Today, the village is a thriving community and home to an increasing number of young families. Village amenities include a small local Co-op shop, two public houses including Good Food Guide recommended restaurant, The Anchor, and a highly regarded delicatessen, The Black Dog. Southwold (8 miles via car or a 1.7 mile walk/cycle) offers boutique shops, restaurants and cultural amenities including an independent cinema. Aldeburgh (15 miles) is a popular coastal town closely associated with composer Benjamin Britten. It offers an excellent selection of independent shops and restaurants and, along with Snape Maltings. Excellent sailing is within easy reach, with moorings at Walberswick harbour, and clubs at Southwold, Orford and Aldeburgh.

Description

Moonfleet is a superbly presented modern house, built in 2009 by a well known local builder, of great character and located in the heart of the popular coastal village of Walberswick. The house is constructed from part brick with cedar clad weatherboard elevations under pitched titled roofs.

Internally the house has been presented to an exceptional standard with great flair. Numerous features include exposed, reclaimed wooden floors, well proportioned rooms, French windows, and has been constructed to a high standard throughout with wall, floor and ceiling insulation and double glazing throughout. There is underfloor heating throughout the ground & first floors and the property has been wired for CAT 5. The accommodation is laid out over three floors and comprises of a light and airy reception hall which leads through to the well proportioned reception room which benefits from a wood burning stove and is open plan through to the dining room which has French doors out on to the terrace and garden. The bespoke kitchen can be reached from the dining room and hall and affords a wide range of base and wall mounted units, wooden worktops, induction range cooker and a large island with marble worktop as well as delightful views over the garden. On the opposite side of the reception hall lies the cloakroom and snug, a delightfully cosy room.

The first floor has three bedrooms, one with an en suite shower room and a family bathroom. There is a further double bedroom on the second floor with an en suite shower room.

Outside
The property is reached through a wooden five bar gate beyond which lies a gravelled parking sweep to the front of the house offering ample, secure parking for a number of vehicles. The front garden is charmingly laid out, surrounded by a red brick wall with a wooden gate and path leading to the front porch. The rear gardens offer a high degree of privacy and seclusion and are mainly laid to lawn with mature trees. A large paved terrace lies directly behind the house, perfect for al fresco dining. The garden also affords beautiful views towards Walberswick church.