Aldeburgh, Suffolk

A fabulous Scandinavian design 5-bedroom family home tucked away in a quiet position, convenient for the golf club and the town with distant views to the river
Alde Reach is a substantial family home, tucked away in a quiet position set within a large, mature and private plot. ‘With views across the adjacent SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest) towards the town, direct footpath access to the River.
The property was built to an exceptionally high standard, with high levels of insulation, constructed by a Scandinavian company, with an insulated timber frame and then finished with a brick elevation under a tiled roof, complemented by triple-glazed Scandinavian windows and doors throughout. The house benefits from electric wet boiler central heating system, well-proportioned light rooms and high ceilings.
The accommodation comprises an entrance lobby leading into a generous staircase hall with a cloak room and stairs to first-floor, double-aspect drawing room with an open fire place and double doors opening onto the rear terrace, dining room with bay window overlooking the front garden, study and kitchen/breakfast room which has been fitted with a bespoke shaker style kitchen. Beyond the kitchen is also a morning room, utility room, cloakroom and integral double garage.
On the first-floor is a large landing, principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom, four further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Outside
The property stands particularly well within its plot, approached via a gravel driveway leading to a large parking area and providing access to the double garage. The gardens are enclosed by mature hedging, with herbaceous borders and established planting to both the front and rear.
General Information
• Mains water, drainage and electricity
• Heating – Electric wet boiler heating system.
• Council Tax Band G – East Suffolk
• Ofcom states Ultrafast broadband is available
• Ofcom states mobile signal likely
• EPC rating D
Location
ALDEBURGH; enviable for its position on the East
Suffolk coastline and its cultural history, is now a year round destination for creative activities, the annual Aldeburgh Festival for Music, art exhibitions, cinema, literary and poetry festivals. The town enjoys a wide range of shopping facilities and a diverse range of restaurants, some of national reputation. The historic town boasts a host of leisure activities including tennis, sailing, walking, golf and bird watching besides some of the finest lowland marsh and heathland scenery found in the British Isles.