Guide price
£850,000
(£228/sq. ft)
5 bed detached house for saleThe Street, Eyke IP12
5 beds
4 baths
4 receptions
3,735 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
- Freehold
Potter's Estate Agents
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About this property
Farmhouse
Two Residences
Flexible Annex Accommodation
Character and Modern Comfort
Indoor-Outdoor Lifestyle
West Facing Grounds with Versatile Outbuildings
Primary Bedroom and En-suite
Income Potential
Ample Parking & Detached Garage
Set on Third of an Acre
An extraordinary and rare opportunity presents itself in the sought-after village of Eyke, near Woodbridge in Suffolk: A beautifully appointed detached four-bedroom farmhouse accompanied by a completely independent two-bedroom bungalow known as “Pantiles.” Set within approximately a third of an acre of private, established grounds with a west-facing garden, and approached via a substantial driveway leading to a detached single garage, this offers an exceptional combination of character, versatility and income potential—ideally suited to multigenerational living or as a high-end country retreat with ancillary holiday-let revenue.
The farmhouse’s arrival sequence leads into a welcoming entrance hall and inner corridor that gently unfolds the thoughtful, flexible arrangement of the ground floor. One wing has been cleverly adapted into self-contained accommodation, currently configured as an annex with its own kitchenette, wet room and bedroom. This space functions with complete autonomy and could remain a lucrative holiday let, a suite for extended family or live-in staff, or be reintegrated into the main house as an additional reception, utility or ancillary kitchen area, depending on future requirements.
Beyond this lies the heart of the home, where traditional charm meets contemporary functionality. A stunning formal dining room provides an elegant setting for entertaining, flowing seamlessly into a generous reception room centred around a striking wood-burning stove that serves as both a visual and atmospheric focal point. Off the sitting room is a light-filled sunroom, providing a transitional space and direct access onto the rear garden and swimming pool, enhancing the sense of indoor-outdoor living. High-quality finishes, exposed beams and wooden flooring combine to deliver warmth, provenance and a sense of place, while wide beam openings ensure a coherent internal flow.
The kitchen is a statement of both form and function. At its centre sits a free-standing island, and the space is complemented by an electric hob flanked by twin ovens, offering the sort of culinary flexibility expected at this level. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher and washing machine, two integrated fridges and two integrated freezers, all intelligently positioned for ease of use and considered design. From here, the interior opens effortlessly onto an extensive decked terrace, creating a seamless connection between indoor living and the elevated outdoor leisure areas.
The outside space is a haven of privacy and seasonal enjoyment. Decking surrounds the swimming pool, creating a refined leisure platform, and to the right side of the pool looking down the garden there is a pergola that provides a covered retreat from the sun. This area is perfectly suited to alfresco dining, a fire pit gathering or an outside kitchen, merging relaxed entertainment with the countryside setting. The west-facing garden is completely private and not overlooked, offering an exceptionally peaceful and secluded backdrop with long hours of afternoon and evening sun. The lower lawned garden extends the sense of space and is flanked by two large summer houses and one outbuilding, the majority clustered toward the bottom of the garden, with an additional summer house positioned closer to the farmhouse—offering substantial ancillary accommodation, storage or conversion potential. The combination of structured outdoor sitting areas and flexible secondary buildings reinforces the property’s adaptability to modern lifestyles.
Ascending to the first floor, the principal bedroom suite is a quietly luxurious retreat. It benefits from an en-suite bathroom and a Juliet balcony that frames far-reaching vistas across the valley, the rear garden and the swimming pool below, drawing the outside in and providing a moment of daily repose. Two further generous double bedrooms and a single fourth bedroom share a beautifully appointed family bathroom, which features a roll-top bath and retains a harmonious blend of classic elegance and contemporary comfort. Throughout the upper level, the sense of space, light and proportion is maintained, making the accommodation both practical and desirable for families of varying configurations.
Complementing the farmhouse is “Pantiles, ” a completely separate two-bedroom bungalow that occupies its own discreet section of the third-of-an-acre plot. Heated independently via its own oil-fired boiler, the bungalow is arranged around an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area, delivering a modern and airy environment that contrasts yet harmonises with the main house. One of the bedrooms opens directly via patio doors onto a private courtyard garden, creating an intimate connection to the outdoors and ensuring privacy. The contemporary bathroom and carefully considered layout make Pantiles ideal either as a fully independent retreat for guests or family, or as a premium short-term let, creating a secondary income stream without compromising the principal residence’s lifestyle.
Together, the property presents a rare offering: The main house provides a gracious owner-occupied environment, while the annex and Pantiles offer a suite of flexible usage scenarios, from genuine multigenerational cohabitation to dual-income strategies. The property’s configuration, thoughtfully arranged across approximately a third of an acre, allows an owner to live in the principal residence while hosting extended family, offering guest accommodation, or operating both secondary units as high-end holiday lets—all while maintaining a sense of separation and autonomy.
The property sits within a desirable Suffolk village known for its tranquillity and accessibility, with the historic town of Woodbridge a short distance away, offering boutique shopping, riverside amenities and a strong sense of community. The combination of rural privacy, elevated views, and proximity to the Suffolk Heritage Coast makes this a compelling lifestyle proposition for discerning buyers seeking quality, flexibility and long-term value.
Every element of the property speaks to thoughtful stewardship: From the characterful details of the farmhouse—exposed timbers, original flooring and a commanding central sitting room fireplace—to the practical benefits of separate heating systems, ample parking and a well-used third-of-an-acre west-facing garden with multiple zones for living, entertaining and relaxing. The overall impression is one of considered refinement, where heritage and modernity coalesce to provide a home that can adapt to the changing needs of its occupants while retaining its distinctive soul.
EPC Rating: E
Location
Eyke is a quietly charming Suffolk village that offers the best of country living with practical convenience. Ideal for buyers seeking village life with good schooling, it benefits from its own well-regarded primary school and the much-loved local pub, which we understand is reopening soon—adding to the community’s appeal and sociable atmosphere.
Just a short drive from the historic riverside town of Woodbridge, Eyke provides easy access to boutique shopping, riverside dining and rail links toward London, while still feeling tucked away amid gently rolling Suffolk countryside. The surrounding landscape invites year-round walking, cycling and coastal escapes, making it especially attractive for families and those seeking lifestyle balance.
With a strong sense of local identity, easy connectivity and emerging amenities, Eyke represents a compelling choice for discerning buyers looking for a village that feels both rooted and connected. Viewing the village in person is the best way to appreciate its quietly elevated lifestyle.
Sitting Room (4.9m x 4.1m)
Dining Room (4.7m x 3.5m)
Kitchen (4.7m x 4.5m)
Reception 2/ Bedroom 5 (4.8m x 4.7m)
Wet Room/ Bathroom (2.9m x 1.9m)
Kitchenette (3.6m x 2.4m)
Laundry Room (2.3m x 1.8m)
Primary Bedroom (4.9m x 3.5m)
En-Suite (2.4m x 1.3m)
Bedroom 2 (3.9m x 3.8m)
Bedroom 3 (4.4m x 3.8m)
Bathroom (2.9m x 1.7m)
Bedroom 4/ Dressing Room/ Study (3.0m x 1.8m)
Open Plan - Living/ Dining/ Kitchen (6.7m x 5.6m)
Bedroom 1 (3.2m x 2.5m)
Bedroom 2 (3.2m x 2.8m)
Bathroom (3.0m x 1.7m)
Garden Outbuildings
Office - 19'8 x 7'8 (6.0m x 2.3m)
Summer House 1 - 20'00 x 8'00 (6.1m x 2.4m)
Summer House 2 - 16'9 x 7'4 (5.1m x 2.2m)
Workshop - 15'7 x 6'5 (4.7m x 1.9)
Rear Garden
To the main Farm House
Rear Garden
Garden to Annex/ Detached Bungalow
Parking - Garage
17'1 x 10'3 (5.2m x 3.1m)
Parking - Driveway
Room for Multiple vehicles
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