Brundon Lane, Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10

A superbly situated watermill overlooking the mill pond and grounds beyond.

Description

Brundon Mill is a former watermill. It has a handsome façade and it is believed the property dates back to 18th Century and is Grade II Listed, being of architectural and or of historical importance. The house is built of brick and painted with an attractive weather boarded hoist under a tiled mansard roof. The property is in need of updating but offers spacious accommodation over two floors. A wealth of original features remain including; fireplaces, sash windows and well proportioned reception rooms with high ceilings.

The accommodation comprises an entrance hall with a handsome staircase to the first floor and cloakroom. All of the reception rooms well proportioned and light and bright. The sitting room has fitted shelves and cupboards and a fireplace. The drawing room benefits from a dual aspect and French door out on to the garden The dining room leads through to the kitchen which in turns leads through to the lobby and utility/boot room. The kitchen is fitted with matching base and wall mounted units with quartz worktops and herringbone floor.


The first floor landing gives access to the principal bedroom with fitted wardrobes and pretty cast iron fireplace and an en suite shower room. There are a further four bedrooms and a family bathroom.


Outside
The gardens are a real feature of the property with established planting which provides a high degree of privacy and seclusion. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with a paved terrace, borders of shrubs with roses, wisteria vines and an array of flowers. Along the side of the property lies a triple garage.

Location

The property is situated in a delightful rural setting on the edge of the attractive market town of Sudbury a sought after location on the Essex/Suffolk border. The town which has a strong sense of community and has an excellent range of shopping and recreational facilities. The town also, retains a branch line railway station which links to the main line at Marks Tye giving easy access to London's Liverpool Street Station. Surrounding the town is an extensive range of meadow giving excellent country walks from the town centre. Colchester is located approximately 15 miles to the south and offers regular train services to London's Liverpool Street Station the journey time taking from 50 minutes.

Square Footage: 3,798 sq ft


Acreage: 2.7 Acres

Additional Info

Services: Mains water and electricity. Night storage heaters. Private drainage.