Park Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 3SX

This attractive individual 1930's residence offers generously proportioned accommodation over two floors and extends to over 2,400sq.ft. It benefits from solar panels with battery storage.

Park Road runs parallel with the northern boundary of Christchurch Park, a short stroll through which leads to the town centre with thriving Waterfront and popular schools including Ipswich, St Margarets and Northgate.

This attractive 1930s detached residence offers generously proportioned accommodation over two floors including 4 double bedrooms, 3 reception rooms, study, cloakroom, double glazing, gas central heating, garage to the rear, parking, solar panels and battery storage.

During the current owners tenure updates have included modernisation of the kitchen/breakfast room which includes integrated appliances and updates to the bathroom, it has also been double glazed and has the benefit of a large conservatory.

Architecturally appealing both inside and out with original features retained and set within good size grounds with a garage and parking to the rear, this represents an enviable opportunity to purchase a great family home just a stone's throw from Christchurch Park.

The reception hall has a window and door to the side, stairs to the first floor, built-in cupboard which houses the battery storage for the solar panels and doors off. There is a traditional cloakroom with window to the side plus WC and basin.

The superb sitting room overlooks the front and has three windows including a bay, an open fireplace with tiled inlay and painted surround plus picture rails. There is also a door to the conservatory. The dining room has a window to the side, picture rail and French doors to the conservatory which is upvc glazed with a tiled floor and twin doors lead to the garden.

Situated at the rear of the property overlooking the garden is a good size kitchen/breakfast room with window and patio door overlooking the rear. It has an extensive range of modern base and eye-level units with marble work surfaces and a matching island with storage below and top which extends to create a breakfast bar. Integrated appliances include a double oven, induction hob with extraction hood above, fridge/freezer and microwave. It has tiled flooring throughout and traditional pantry.

Adjacent to the kitchen/breakfast room is a study with window to the side. The utility room is currently accessed from outside, it has a window to the rear and power and light.

The landing has a window to the side, airing cupboard and doors off. The main bedroom has windows to two aspects, an original built-in cupboard and additional wardrobes. There is an inner hall which houses a built-in wardrobe and a door leads to the en-suite with window to the rear and modern suite of shower, basin and WC.

There are three further double bedrooms, all of which overlook the front and have built-in wardrobes. The bathroom has windows to two aspects and a modern white suite of bath and basin, adjacent to which is a separate WC with window to the side with basin and WC.

Outside
The large landscaped front garden has a paved patio leading to a shaped lawn with border and inset shrubs plus mature trees, all of which is enclosed by panel fencing with a traditional red brick wall to the front. In all it offers a good degree of seclusion.

The rear garden also has a paved patio which wraps around the side of the property and leads to a shaped lawn with border and inset shrubs, all of which is enclosed by panel fencing. To the rear of the garden is a detached garage with up/over door plus parking.

Important Information

Council tax band – F
Services – Mains water, drainage, gas and electricity are connected
Tenure – Freehold
EPC rating – D