Grammers Green is a period detached house of brick and rendered elevations under pantile roof with good range of outbuildings in an attractive rural Waveney Valley location. Inside, the property enjoys a spacious double sitting room with exposed beams and inglenook fireplace with freestanding oil burning stove. The dining room is bright and airy with brick flooring and semi open plan to a large kitchen with modern units and integrated appliances. In addition the ground floor also comprises a west facing conservatory with wonderful countryside views, a utility room and guest wc. Upstairs is a large open landing leading to a 24 foot principal bedroom with fitted wardrobes and en suite shower room. There are two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.

This property has 1.28 acres of land.

Outside

Outside, the property is approached via five bar gate onto a wide gravel driveway leading to a generous brick built outbuilding comprising cart shed, open sided car port and workshop, as well as a larger block built outbuilding with a multitude of uses. To the rear of the property is a paved terrace overlooking lawn gardens. The property occupies 1.28 acres of mature grounds with some woodland, landscaped gardens and excellent views to the north and west.

Situation

Grammers Green is located in the picturesque rural Waveney Valley village of Mettingham, overlooking meadows situated between the market towns of Bungay and Beccles. Both of which have excellent shopping, schooling, leisure and sporting facilities, as well as a mainline railway station in Beccles with regular services to Ipswich with London connections, whilst the popular nearby seaside town of Southwold provides further amenities and outdoor pursuits. The thriving cathedral city of Norwich has a vibrant cultural and business community and extensive shopping and recreational facilities, as well as a station with convenient London links to Liverpool Street. The A143 and A14 link to the M11 for road connections further afield.

Directions

From Bungay, head east on the Beccles Road B1062 continuing past the Mettingham village sign and All Saints Church on the right. Take the next left onto Deer Row and continue onto Mill Hill where Grammers Green can be found on the right hand side.