£355,000

3 bed semi-detached house for sale
Bucklesham Road, Kirton IP10

    • 3 beds

    • 2 baths

    • 2 receptions

  • EPC Rating: E

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Freehold
Added on 28/10/2026

About this property

  • Grade II listed period cottage

  • Three bedrooms

  • Two reception rooms

  • Character features throughout

  • Sash-style windows and exposed beams

  • Ground floor bathroom and first floor shower room

  • Fully enclosed rear garden

  • Current Occupant: Vacant

Wainwrights presents this charming Grade II listed three-bedroom period cottage, historically known as Smithy House and believed to date back to around 1844, having once served as the village smithy.

Located in Bucklesham Road in the desirable village of Kirton, near Felixstowe, this characterful property offers spacious accommodation with a wealth of traditional features, including sash-style windows, exposed beams, feature fireplaces, a working log burner and exposed floorboards.

The accommodation includes two reception rooms, a galley-style kitchen, ground floor bathroom, three bedrooms and a first floor shower room. Externally, the property enjoys an attractive front garden with decorative railings and a fully enclosed rear garden with lawned area, established planting and shed.

A rare opportunity to acquire a distinctive 19th-century character home with notable historic charm in a sought-after Suffolk village location.

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  • Tenure

    Freehold

  • Council tax band

    C

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