Langton Green, Eye, IP23

A classic post-war detached bungalow within a surprising plot of approximately 0.29 Acres (0.12 Hectares) and requiring extensive modernisation and improvement. The hipped roof design not only extends across a roomy square footage but includes first floor accommodation. NO ONWARD CHAIN.

Fairfields is a post-war style bungalow covering quite a footprint in addition to having a first floor element within the roof space. Now requiring extensive modernisation and improvement, this impressive looking single storey property is a rare entity for Eye and will make a lovely home. Discreetly set back from the road and hardly visible, the driveway opens out to allow parking and turning along with garden space extending left and right. The property sits towards the rear of the plot but includes a brick outbuilding in two parts and once cleared will open up the space. Internally, the vacant interior will clearly be seen as requiring complete overhaul but offers roomy accommodation of both good square footage and volume. A welcoming reception hall includes stairs to the first floor in addition to leading off to an inner hall and assorted rooms which include two reception rooms, two double bedrooms along with good ancillary space. The principle bedroom includes an en suite shower room. Upstairs the attic bedroom incorporates a full height doorway into further roof space which may present opportunities for conversion. Vewers will also see some cracking internally made worse we understand by a Structural Engineer, the owners were advised to instruct (not by Harrison Edge), in producing their report.

Location

Fairfields sits back from the road behind a well hedged frontage and distinctive brick entrance. Backing onto the private road to Brome Hall known as Brome Avenue, this classic older style bungalow also has open fields adjoining its northern boundary. Access to the circular farmland walks is close at hand and the town centre amenities can be reached via a kerbed footpath directly into town, from just across the road. Eye is a small North Suffolk town offering amenities for all ages and proving a popular place in which to live for those seeking to improve their quality of life. Shops, schools, medical attributes and public transport combine with recreational and social elements. Furthermore, Eye sits nicely midway between Norwich to the north and Ipswich to the south along with the coast and Bury St Edmunds east and west. With roundabouts at the A140 access to the road network is excellent and mainline trains between Norwich and Liverpool Street London can be found at nearby Diss.

Direction

Fairfields is easily found either approaching or leaving Eye along the B1077. Just along from the turn into Brome Avenue, the property will be identified by the curved entrance wall either side of the driveway.