Creeting St. Mary, Ipswich Guide price £795,000

All Saints Barn is a delightful barn conversion believed to date back to the 17th Century. The current owners converted the barn in 1993 and have made further improvements since then.

The property commands spectacular views of the open countryside and of particular note is the entrance hall with galleried landing, giving access to all main reception rooms and the large kitchen/breakfast room. The property is heavily timbered and presents weather-boarded elevations under a pantiled roof, and is well insulated. Above the kitchen and garage is a huge loft storage area ideal for conversion (subject to planning).

The accommodation is arranged over two floors. From the galleried landing access is given to the master bedroom with en-suite shower room, five further bedrooms and the family bathroom with Jacuzzi bath.

The property would suit an ever growing family and an internal inspection is highly recommended by the sole selling agents.

All Saints Barn is conveniently situated on the outskirts of the village of Creeting St Mary, close to the A14 and A140. The village has a primary school, guest house and village hall. The market town of Needham Marker is situated approximately 2 miles away and offers an extensive range of facilities including health centre, schools and other local amenities. The nearby town of Stowmarket has a railway station with regular trains to London Liverpool Street with a journey time of approximately 80 minutes.

Access from the A14 is within 1 mile linking the Suffolk towns of Bury St Edmunds and Ipswich. The nearby A140 and A1120 provide access to Norwich and the Heritage Coast respectively. There are a variety of recreational opportunities available locally including horse riding, walking and a number of golf courses including those at Stowmarket, Cretingham and Hintlesham.

All Saints Barn is approached over a long gravel driveway flanked by a fenced paddock and a field. The driveway gives access to a large parking area suitable for several cars. Access from here is given to the attached garage and workshop.

The garden at the front of the property is retained behind a low brick wall with mature trees and shrubs. There is a large fish pond. At the rear of the house there is an enclosed courtyard area which is understood to have had planning for an indoor swimming pool. The planning is understood to have lapsed in 2001.

There are four 10 ft x 6 ft stables and a tack room. There is also a 26 ft 7 × 45 ft 2 barn, a pond, woodland with an array of trees to include lime and silver birch, meadows and further paddocks. There is an abundance of wildlife including deer, otters and badgers. The gardens give further opportunities to further develop and would be ideally suited for people who are interest in conservation and wildlife.