£190,000
2 bed terraced house for saleRoberts Road, Leiston, Suffolk IP16
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: D
Freehold
About this property
Exceptional Terraced Home
Two Double Bedrooms
Two Reception Areas
Refitted Kitchen
Ground Floor Bathroom
New Flooring Throughout
Turnkey Condition
Beautiful Rear Garden
This exceptional two-bedroom mid terrace house is located in the heart of Leiston just a stone’s throw from the high street and would make an ideal first time / investment purchase. The property is in turnkey condition and has been much improved including new flooring throughout and a new kitchen. The rear garden is a particular selling feature, and the property has an A rated Vaillant combi boiler and is fully double-glazed with gas central heating. As agents, we recommend the earliest possible internal viewing to appreciate the quality of accommodation on offer which comprises two large reception areas, a stylish refitted kitchen, ground floor bathroom, and on the first floor are two double bedrooms.
Leiston is found a short drive inland from Suffolk’s Heritage Coast between Thorpeness and Aldeburgh, approximately 6 miles from Snape Maltings and approximately 5 miles from rspb Minsmere. Home to the Long Shop Museum, Leiston has a good range of shops and amenities for all ages including a Co-op supermarket, chemists, hardware stores, a post office, doctors and dentist surgeries, a primary and secondary school, vets, library, sports centre, cinema and recreational parks as well as a good selection of pubs and fast-food takeaways. The town is served by a regular bus service to outlying villages and beyond and with Saxmundham’s railway station only four miles away, Ipswich and London are easily accessible. You can also explore the 14th century Leiston Abbey ruins.
Outside – Front
The garden is enclosed by low-retaining brick wall with pedestrian gated access and double-glazed front door.
Reception Room (3.66m x 3.28m)
Double-glazed window to the front aspect, radiator with cover, laminate flooring, half-height spoke tongue-and-groove panelling, coved ceiling, stairs with hessian backed wool carpet, understairs recess, and archway through to:
Reception Room (3.66m x 3.6m)
Double-glazed window to the rear aspect, feature electric wood burner style fire with surround, radiator, laminate flooring, coved ceiling, and door through to:
Kitchen (3.48m x 2.24m)
The kitchen has been refitted with a range of stylish eye and base level units, roll edge work surfaces, circular sink, space for appliances, vinyl flooring, loft access, double-glazed window to the side aspect, double-glazed door opening out to the garden, and door through to:
Bathroom
A three-piece suite comprising bath, low-level WC and hand wash basin; half-height tiled walls, vinyl flooring, wall-mounted boiler, and double-glazed opaque window to the side aspect.
First Floor Landing
Hessian backed wool carpet and doors to the bedrooms.
Bedroom Two (3.33m x 3.3m)
Double-glazed window to the rear aspect, radiator, laminate flooring, built-in cupboard, picture rail, and coved ceiling.
Bedroom One (3.7m x 3.63m)
Double-glazed window to the front aspect, radiator, and hessian backed wool carpet.
Outside - Rear
The garden is a particular selling feature and is predominantly laid to lawn with a patio area, flowers and shrubs, shed to the rear with power and light connected, outside tap, and is fully enclosed by panel fencing with gated rear access.
Agent’s Note
There is a right of way for neighbouring properties for wheelie bin access.
Leiston is found a short drive inland from Suffolk’s Heritage Coast between Thorpeness and Aldeburgh, approximately 6 miles from Snape Maltings and approximately 5 miles from rspb Minsmere. Home to the Long Shop Museum, Leiston has a good range of shops and amenities for all ages including a Co-op supermarket, chemists, hardware stores, a post office, doctors and dentist surgeries, a primary and secondary school, vets, library, sports centre, cinema and recreational parks as well as a good selection of pubs and fast-food takeaways. The town is served by a regular bus service to outlying villages and beyond and with Saxmundham’s railway station only four miles away, Ipswich and London are easily accessible. You can also explore the 14th century Leiston Abbey ruins.
Outside – Front
The garden is enclosed by low-retaining brick wall with pedestrian gated access and double-glazed front door.
Reception Room (3.66m x 3.28m)
Double-glazed window to the front aspect, radiator with cover, laminate flooring, half-height spoke tongue-and-groove panelling, coved ceiling, stairs with hessian backed wool carpet, understairs recess, and archway through to:
Reception Room (3.66m x 3.6m)
Double-glazed window to the rear aspect, feature electric wood burner style fire with surround, radiator, laminate flooring, coved ceiling, and door through to:
Kitchen (3.48m x 2.24m)
The kitchen has been refitted with a range of stylish eye and base level units, roll edge work surfaces, circular sink, space for appliances, vinyl flooring, loft access, double-glazed window to the side aspect, double-glazed door opening out to the garden, and door through to:
Bathroom
A three-piece suite comprising bath, low-level WC and hand wash basin; half-height tiled walls, vinyl flooring, wall-mounted boiler, and double-glazed opaque window to the side aspect.
First Floor Landing
Hessian backed wool carpet and doors to the bedrooms.
Bedroom Two (3.33m x 3.3m)
Double-glazed window to the rear aspect, radiator, laminate flooring, built-in cupboard, picture rail, and coved ceiling.
Bedroom One (3.7m x 3.63m)
Double-glazed window to the front aspect, radiator, and hessian backed wool carpet.
Outside - Rear
The garden is a particular selling feature and is predominantly laid to lawn with a patio area, flowers and shrubs, shed to the rear with power and light connected, outside tap, and is fully enclosed by panel fencing with gated rear access.
Agent’s Note
There is a right of way for neighbouring properties for wheelie bin access.
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