8, Hood Drive, Ipswich, IP6 0NQ

The property is tucked away down a cul-de-sac in the heart of the village just a few minutes’ drive to the A14 commuter trunk road.

The accommodation comprises large entrance hall, ground floor cloakroom, lounge which opens through to the dining room, kitchen, first floor landing, three bedrooms, and family bathroom.

Great Blakenham is served by a wide range of village amenities including Public House, village hall, church, a parade of handy stores located in the adjacent village of Claydon and good local schooling.

The village provides convenient access to the A14 commuter road link and has a regular bus service.

The county town of Ipswich is close by with a mainline railway station providing direct links to London Liverpool Street Station.

Council tax band: C EPC Rating: C Entrance Hall Window to the side aspect, radiator, stairs to the first floor, and doors to: Cloakroom Two piece suite comprising low-level WC and hand wash basin, radiator, and obscure window to the front aspect.

Lounge (4.11m x 3.73m) Window to the front aspect, radiator, and opening through to: Dining Room (3.4m x 2.29m) French doors opening out to the rear garden and radiator.

Kitchen (3.4m x 2.24m) Fitted with a range of matching eye and base level units; roll edge work surfaces; inset sink and drainer; tiled splash backs; integrated oven and gas hob with extractor hood over; space for washing machine, under counter fridge and under counter freezer; under stairs pantry cupboard; radiator; window to the rear aspect; and door opening out to the side.

First Floor Landing Window to the side aspect, airing cupboard, loft access, and doors to the bedrooms and bathroom. Bedroom One (4.11m x 2.64m) Window to the front aspect and radiator.

Bedroom Two (3.4m x 2.64m) Window to the rear aspect and radiator. Bedroom Three (2.9m x 2.2m) Window to the front aspect, radiator, and built-in cupboard.

Family Bathroom Three piece suite comprising bath with shower over, low-level WC and pedestal hand wash basin; tiled splash backs; radiator; and obscure window to the rear aspect.

Outside – Rear The front garden is laid to flint with hedge and shrub borders, and path to the front door.

To the side there is a driveway providing off-road parking for two / three cars, and gated access to the rear garden.

The rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn with patio area, shrub borders, two wooden sheds to remain, and is enclosed by panel fencing with gated access to the driveway at the side.