Offers over
£475,000
5 bed detached house for saleFordham Road, Freckenham, Suffolk IP28
5 beds
4 baths
3 receptions
EPC Rating: E
- Chain free
- Freehold
Chamberlain Phillips
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About this property
Substantial family home
19th century converted chapel
Extensive and versatile accommodation
Could suit multi generation living
Set in plot approaching 1/4 acre
Two bathrooms, two shower rooms & two cloakrooms
Viewings reccommended to fully appreciate the extent of accommodation
No upward chain
Character and Comfort on the Suffolk-Cambridgeshire Border
Set in the pretty village of Freckenham, this former 19th-century Wesleyan chapel has been thoughtfully converted to combine period character with modern living. Sitting on a generous quarter-acre plot, the home offers flexible, spacious accommodation ideal for families, including those seeking multi-generational living.
Inside, the property retains its charm with vaulted ceilings and striking architectural details, balanced by a stylish, contemporary finish. There are four/five bedrooms, including a peaceful principal suite with an en-suite bathroom, plus three further bathrooms for family and guests.
The kitchen and dining area form the heart of the home, perfect for entertaining, while the sitting and family rooms offer inviting spaces to relax. A large utility and boot room adds everyday practicality.
Outside, the private rear garden is a lovely setting for outdoor dining or simply enjoying the village atmosphere. There’s also ample driveway parking to the front.
Freckenham offers a welcoming community with a 16th-century pub, village hall, and church. The village enjoys excellent access to the A11 and A14, providing easy routes to Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds, and Newmarket. Families are well served by highly regarded schools in Newmarket and Soham, both just a short drive away.
This is a home that perfectly blends heritage, space, and modern comfort all in a well-connected and sought-after village location.
Situated in the peaceful village of Freckenham, residing in this idyllic setting provides a harmonious blend of rural living and modern convenience. The village which is some 6.5 miles from Newmarket offers a delightful 16th-century public house/eatery, The Golden Boar, a charming church, as well as a bustling village hall, perfect for community events and activities.
For those seeking additional amenities and a vibrant atmosphere, the nearby town of Bury St Edmunds awaits. With its remarkable blend of architectural marvels, such as medieval structures and elegant Georgian squares, this town captivates its visitors with its rich heritage. The glorious Cathedral and Abbey Gardens offer a distinct visual charm that is difficult to resist. Bury St Edmunds is also home to prestigious shops, an award-winning market, a plethora of cultural attractions, and an array of fine places to stay.
Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax Band - C
Services - Mains Electric, Mains Water, Mains Drainage
Heating - Radiators via Oil boiler
Telephone & Broadband - EE mobile network available indoor & Ultrafast broadband available
Some images have been digitally staged to give a better visual of the room layout.
Agents Notes: Section 21 Disclosure - The seller of this property is related to an employee of Chamberlain Phillips Property Agents
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