Granmor, The Street, Woolpit

A well presented Listed house in the heart of the sought after village of Woolpit

Located in the heart of the picturesque village of Woolpit, Granmor is a charming Grade II Listed property boasting a wealth of period features and charm believed to date back as far as the 16th century. This beautiful home has been sympathetically improved upon over recent years to a high standard creating a stylish and comfortable space.

A welcoming entrance hall leads to the two main reception rooms. The snug/office enjoys exposed timbers and a wood burning stove. Across the hall lies the sitting room boasting exposed timbers and high ceilings with a large inglenook fireplace and impressive bressummer with inset wood burner. A utility room provides solid wood units, integrated oven and grill with gas hob, butler sink, fridge and plumbing for washing machine. Located to the rear of the house, lies a later addition to the property providing a downstairs shower room and a beautifully designed open plan kitchen/dining/living space ideal for social gatherings overlooking the garden, approached along an impressive fully glazed corridor allowing plenty of natural light. The kitchen area is fitted with an array of solid wood base and eye level units, and black granite surfaces with butler sink.

On the first floor, landing leads to two double bedrooms and a fully updated family bathroom. A further staircase leads to a spacious principle suite with period features such as vaulted ceiling, exposed timbers and exposed brick chimney breast. It also offers a large built in oak wardrobe and a stylish en-suite shower room with large walk in shower.

Outside, a private walled garden predominantly laid to lawn with sun terrace surrounded by a well maintained border stocked with attractive shrubs and flowers such as roses and wisteria to name a few, single garage and solid wood gates provide privacy and seclusion.

Woolpit is a small but well served village not far from the historic town of Bury St Edmunds with good access to the A14. The village offers amenities such a Pub, two tearooms, a grocers, hairdressers, petrol station, a health surgery and primary school. A mainline station to London Liverpool Street can be found approximately 6 miles away in Stowmarket. Nearby Bury St Edmunds offers a good choice of highly rated secondary schools along with a buzzing town centre with a pleasing variety of shops, restaurants and historic attractions.

Services
Mains water, electricity and gas connected.

EPC Rating
Current D (55) Potential C (76)

Local Authority and Council Tax
Mid Suffolk District Council
Band D

Agent Note: The property is owned by a relative of a Chapman Stickels employee.