17, Cordwainer Close, Haverhill, CB9 7ZG

A quietly positioned family home with a generous garden and plenty of room to make it your own.

Tucked away within a peaceful corner of Kedington, this is the sort of house that reveals its appeal gradually.

A comfortable, well-kept family home, it combines generous accommodation with a particularly good garden, a substantial double garage, and the everyday ease of village life.

A quietly positioned family home with a generous garden and plenty of room to make it your own.

Tucked away within a peaceful corner of Kedington, 17 Cordwainer Close is the sort of house that reveals its appeal gradually.

A comfortable, well-kept family home, it combines generous accommodation with a particularly good garden, a substantial double garage, and the everyday ease of village life.

From the outside, the house has a pleasingly traditional feel, with warm red brick, pitched tiled roofs and a series of gabled elevations that give it considerably more character than its modern construction might suggest.

To the rear, the garden is unusually generous for a property of this type, a broad sweep of lawn bordered by mature planting and established trees creating a private and surprisingly green outlook.

Inside, the house is wonderfully light and practical. The entrance hall provides a proper sense of arrival, with the staircase rising ahead and doors leading naturally into the principal rooms.

There is a comfortable sitting room with a handsome fireplace, a well-appointed kitchen with plenty of storage and workspace, and further reception space that could work equally well as a dining room, study or family room.

Upstairs, the bedrooms are comfortably proportioned, with the principal bedroom enjoying plenty of natural light and the flexibility to accommodate good-sized furniture.

The overall impression is of a home that has been carefully looked after and is ready for its next chapter, while offering scope for new owners to gradually introduce their own style.

But it is outside where the house really begins to make sense.

The garden stretches away from the house as a lovely piece of private green space somewhere for children to play, dogs to roam, vegetables to grow or simply for a table and chairs in the sunshine.

There is room here to garden, entertain and enjoy the changing seasons without feeling overlooked.

The double garage and generous driveway are another significant asset, providing excellent parking and considerable storage, increasingly rare qualities in modern village housing.

Kedington itself offers a lovely balance between countryside and convenience.

Set amongst the rolling landscape of west Suffolk, the village has a strong community feel, while the nearby market town of Haverhill provides a broader range of everyday amenities.

For those who enjoy country walks, open fields and the slower rhythm of village life, there is plenty to discover close to home, whilst Cambridge and the larger centres of East Anglia remain within reach for work and leisure.

17 Cordwainer Close is ultimately a house about space and ease: A comfortable home, a surprisingly generous garden and a quiet village setting.

A place that has been thoroughly enjoyed, and one that offers its next owners the opportunity to settle in, make it their own and enjoy everything that life in this corner of Suffolk has to offer.

Property information • Bedrooms: 4. • Reception Rooms: 3. • Bathrooms: 2. • Double garage and off-road parking. • Services: Mains water, electricity. Gas-fired heating. Mains drainage.

• EPC: Band tbc. • Communication Services: Broadband. Yes. Speed up to 1000 mpbs download and 1000 mpbs upload. Telephone Signal: Yes.

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• Council Tax: Band E. £2,874.02 per annum. • Local Authority: West Suffolk Council. Viewing: Strictly by prior appointment only through David Burr.

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About the area Kedington is a popular village located to the west of Clare, enjoying easy access to Haverhill and Cambridge beyond.

The village has a number of facilities including shops, pubs and a school and is surrounded in part by open countryside.

Useful information Towns and Villages Bury St Edmunds (19 miles) Cambridge (21 miles) Newmarket (13 miles) Sudbury (14 miles) Clare (5 miles) Pubs and Restaurants The Weeping Willow, Bury St Edmunds The White Horse, Withersfield The Three Ways Country Pub and Restaurant The Crown, Hartest The Queen's Head, Hawkedon Schooling Barnardiston Hall Preparatory School (2 miles) Culford School (20 miles) The Perse School (17 miles) Train Stations Audley End (17 miles) Cambridge (21 miles) Bury St Edmunds (19 miles)