If you are looking for a new home in the Hadleigh area, then look no further than our Property Of The Week features, which showcase the most interesting homes for sale on our Hadleigh Nub News property pages, now being sponsored by estate agents Chapman Sickels.

This week's outstanding home of offer, is situated overlooking the Brett Valley but close to the town centre in Benton Street, Hadleigh, on the market with Chapman Stickels for £245k

This two-bedroom Victorian cottage at 36 Benton Street has been recently improved and tastefully modernised to an excellent standard throughout.

This appealing house enters into a spacious and welcoming double reception room with open fire and hardwood flooring. Beneath the stairs to one corner is a basement which provides useful storage space.

To the rear is the upgraded bathroom and kitchen which has been comprehensively refitted with attractive terracotta tiled flooring, hardwood work surfaces and inset butlers sink.

The first floor provides two double bedrooms, with the rear bedroom overlooking the Brett Valley.

Outside, the house is recessed from the road with a front garden defined by a red brick wall. The principal garden is to the rear, which includes the recent extension of a raised York stone terrace with steps leading to the lawn with timber shed.

The garden enjoys a private, south-west facing aspect which backs onto water meadows abutting the River Brett.

The property is just 0.25 miles to the south of the town centre. which offers a wide range of local amenities including restaurants, pubs, sports facilities and a wide selection of shops.

Link here for more details about the Benton Street offer or to arrange a viewing, contact estate agents Chapman Stickels Call 01473 372 372 or email [email protected]

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If you are looking to sell your house contact the valuations team.

Chapman Stickels is a company of independent estate agents established in September 2019, headed by the two founding partners Robert Chapman and Benedict Stickels.

UP CLOSE with partner Robert Chapman talking houses, horses and Hadleigh