Exceptional house with views towards the River Blyth.
Cranbrook is an outstanding five bedroom townhouse, over three floors, with gardens and wonderful views.
The accommodation flows remarkably well with high ceilings, period features and wooden floorboards throughout the reception rooms.
The glazed front door leads to a useful porch and into the attractive entrance hall with a delightful arch. To the right is a spacious sitting room with French windows leading out to the front garden and filling the room the natural light. The dining room has an amazing glazed ceiling and bi-folding doors out to the rear terrace and garden.
The tiled kitchen/breakfast room has an integrated Neff oven and hob; a large window provides natural light. Beyond the kitchen is a cloakroom and utility.
The principal bedroom on the first floor is an exceptional room with an en suite shower room and Juliette balcony to take advantage of the superb views. The adjoining bedroom can be used as a dressing room though easily fits a double bed and could be used as an additional separate bedroom. A bay window looks over the wonderful garden. A family bathroom completes the first floor.
Stairs lead to the top floor, which comprises two bedrooms and a further bathroom. The front facing bedroom has breath taking views out towards Walberswick and the beautiful River Blyth valley.
To the rear of the property is a wonderful mature and well planted garden, ideal for entertaining. The borders are full of a fine range of plants and shrubs with a meandering path leading to a garage/workshop, directly accessed by Blackmill Lane, with a studio above. Subject to necessary consents, this could make an excellent home study/office or annexe.
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I loved Cranbrook, it is set in one of my favourite spots in Southold with amazing far reaching views across the Blyth Valley and down the coast towards Dunwich. It has a wonderful feeling of space, garden and parking and being in good condition provides a wonderful combination which is so rare to find in Southwold.
Peter Ogilvie