4 bed detached house for sale

Shrubbery Close, Hessett, Bury St. Edmunds IP30

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Modern 4 bedroom detached family home - ideal for growing families, not to be missed, spacious accommodation, well presented throughout.

Entrance hallway, living room, dining room, downstairs w.c, A large modern kitchen diner with quality white fitted kitchen, integrated appliances, granite worktops and splashbacks, space and overhead canopy for a range cooker, plinth lighting, stylish and practical central island with further storage, patio doors to the rear garden. The adjoining good sized utilty room has an external door to the side.

4 good size bedrooms including an en-suite shower rooms to both the master bedroom & bedroom 2, modern family bathroom. All in pristine condition and well appointed.

Great size and well-presented rear garden with patio area, lawn & stunning views, Double width driveway providing ample off-street parking & detached double garage with side door to garden.

Popular location close to numerous local amenities including shops, schools and transport links.

*** Why you will love this family home ***

- Freehold

- Circa 1,184sqft

- Spacious plot

- Modern decor and appliances

- well presented

- Ensuite master bedroom

- Garage conversion

- Driveway parking

- School catchment i.e. Rougham Church of England Primary School

- Transport links via A14 & A/M11

Hessett is a quintessential small Suffolk village, a peaceful and historic community that has grown over a thousand years and now serves primarily as a quiet residential area for those who commute or seek a slower pace of life, with local life centred around the Village Green, playing field, and the parish church of St. Ethelbert.

Essential amenities within Hessett itself are minimal, consisting mainly of the local community facilities, meaning residents typically rely on the well-served nearby village of Thurston, which offers shops and a train station, or the larger, historic market town of Bury St. Edmunds, located about seven miles to the west, for extensive retail, dining, and professional services. Crucially, the village is situated just to the south of the major A14 trunk road, providing excellent connectivity for drivers east towards Ipswich and the Port of Felixstowe, and west toward Cambridge, the A11, and the M11 to London, with a limited local bus service running directly from the village to the Bury St. Edmunds railway station during weekdays.