3 Bed Terraced House For Sale

Home 74, The Westhorpe is a three bedroom end terrace home with a garage and dedicated parking.



Downstairs features an open plan kitchen/ dining/ living area, where the kitchen also offers a breakfast bar. There are French doors to the rear garden. In the hall is a cloakroom and additional storage space.



Upstairs are two double bedrooms, both featuring fitted wardrobes. There is also a single bedroom, which can alternatively be used as a study. All bedrooms are accompanied by a family bathroom.



This home includes turf to the rear garden.



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*Images are indictive.



Room Dimensions



Living/Dining Area

6.18m x 4.13m, 20'4'' x 13'7''



Kitchen

3.22m x 3.12m, 10'7'' x 10'3'



Master Bedroom

4.03m x 3.51m, 13'3" x 11'7''



Bedroom 2

3.45m x 3.33m, 11'4'' x 11'0''



Bedroom 3

2.50m x 2.11m, 8'3'' x 6'11''



Key Information:

Tenure: Freehold

Predicted Energy Assessment: B

Council Tax Band: TBC

Estimated Estate Service Charge: £146.28 per annum

Estate Charge Review Period: Annual

Please note council tax bands are often not released by the local authority until the property is complete, further information will be provided once available. External images are CGI's and for indicative purposes only. Images are from previous Hopkins Homes show homes and are for guidance only and may not reflect exact specification.



About Mill Grove and Stowmarket



Located on the edge of the historic market town of Stowmarket, Mill Grove offers the beauty of rural living alongside all the facilities and convenience you would expect within a thriving town. Set within the heart of the idyllic Suffolk countryside and yet ideally located for travel, Stowmarket offers a range of shopping and leisure facilities as well as its own main line train station.



The town high street has a unique blend of national and independent retailers, with a range of family run specialist stores and national chains that provide a variety of products. The local market, held on Thursdays and Saturdays, offers fresh local produce from the region whilst a selection of large supermarkets and smaller stores cater for all your grocery and household needs.



For families, Stowmarket affords a variety of schools covering all key stages, including playgroups and nurseries, as well as two tier education with further education opportunities available at Suffolk New College, Suffolk One and the University of Suffolk all located in nearby Ipswich. The highly rated Finborough School, an independent day and boarding school, is just under 3 miles away.*



There are also plenty of leisure and dining opportunities including modern bars & grills, international cuisine and many hostelries in the local villages of Onehouse, Buxhall, Great Finborough and Stowupland, boasting home cooked food alongside real ales. Plus, as you would

expect from a bustling town there are plenty of takeaways for whatever you are in the mood for.



Entertainment is plentiful with both the John Peel Centre for Creative Arts and the Regal Theatre hosting a variety of events including live music, theatre, comedy nights and blockbuster film screenings. For a more energetic pace, Stowmarket's Mid Suffolk Leisure Centre has a state-of-the-art gym, 3 swimming pools, a climbing wall and childrens' soft play area. There are also plenty of sports clubs including rugby, football, cricket and bowls and an abundance of hobbies to take up or perfect from amateur dramatics, falconry, golf, fencing, martial arts, Pilates and several bands and choirs. Everything you could want for a great lifestyle is all close to home.



The town occupies a perfectly central location, only 2 miles from the A14, the main trunk road through the heart of Suffolk and, being just over a mile from the train station, you can be in Ipswich in 14 minutes, Bury St Edmunds in 20 minutes or Norwich in 32 minutes. Heading into the capital is easy as there is a direct line into London Liverpool Street offering journey times of just 78 minutes.