Queens Road, Sudbury

Property Description

Recessed Porch
Quarry tiled flooring, half glazed door through to:

Entrance Hall
Radiator, stairs to first floor, picture rail, walkway through:

Sitting Room 12′ 6″ x 11′ 9″
Bay window to front elevation, radiator, attractive Victorian cast iron fireplace with inset coloured tiling and matching hearth, open stripped pine cupboard to side with shelving over, open wood flooring, walkway through to:

Dining Room 15′ 4″ x 12′ 3″
Window to rear elevation, Victorian cast iron fireplace with timber surround and matching cupboards to side with shaving over, radiator, open stripped flooring, door through to:

Kitchen 9′ x 9′
Benefiting from wood effect worktops running to two walls providing inset one and a half bowl sink with drainer joining, good range of base units incorporating drawers and cupboards with matching wall mounted cupboards over with concealed lighting, window to side elevation, radiator, electric cooker with extractor hood above, space and plumbing for automatic washing machine, door to:

Rear Lobby with larder cupboard off, door to garden with further door to:

Cloakroom with low-level WC., wash hand basin, radiator, window to rear aspect.

First Floor Landing
Being part galleried with doors giving access to:

Bedroom One 12′ x 10′ 2″
Window to rear elevation, radiator, Victorian cast iron fireplace with single wardrobe to side.

Bedroom Two 12′ x 9′
Window to front elevation, radiator, Victorian cast iron fireplace with single wardrobe to side.

Bedroom Three
8′ 6″ x 5′ 7′
Window to front elevation, radiator.

Bathroom 9′ x 8’10”
A good size room benefiting from a modern white suite incorporating panelled bath with mixer taps with shower attachment off, pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap over, close-coupled low level WC., frosted window to rear elevation, part tiling to walls, stripped pine flooring, extractor fan.

Outside the property benefits from a traditional front garden with dwarf brick wall forming the front boundary and the remainder of the garden laid to be pea shingle and small shrubs. There is pedestrian access to the rear garden which is approximately 43 ft in-depth and provides a patio area to the rear of the building with step down to a lawned area with flower border surround and being fully enclosed by larch lap fencing