Traditional Suffolk farmhouse
This 17th century farmhouse has been extended and now offers five bedrooms, plus an annexe and planning permission for a conservatory

Malt House Farm is a 17th century traditional Suffolk property on the edge of the village of Lower Ufford. The house has been recently extended, and has excellent accommodation which includes a central reception hall, a beautifully-proportioned drawing room, snug sitting room and a kitchen/breakfast room complete with Aga.
Upstairs are five bedrooms, most of which have fine views of the gardens, and a family bathroom. There is also planning permission for a conservatory to be added, linking the drawing room and the reception hall.
Outside is self-contained granary annexe which presently houses a living room, kitchenette and shower room, with two bedrooms above. The former farmyard has a traditional barn adjacent to which is a workshop/games room, and positioned within the yard is an area of kitchen garden.
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The gardens are mainly laid to lawn with colourful herbaceous borders. To the house is the terrace which catches wonderful sun. The top meadow would be ideal as a paddock and has wonderful views of the Deben Valley; the grounds come to nearly two-and-a-half acres.
Sitting just on the edge of Lower Ufford, which has a fine church, good local pub and a tennic club, Malt House Farm is just two miles from Woodbridge and nine miles from Ipswich.
The guide price is £875,000. For further information please contact Jackson-Stops & Staff on 01473 218218 or visit www.jackson-stops.co.uk.
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