86, The Street, Ipswich, IP8 4ED

Set in the village of Bramford just outside Ipswich, this three-bedroom mid-terrace home offers a lovely balance between convenience and village life.

You can be into Ipswich in around five minutes, but day to day living here feels calmer, greener, and a little more tucked away from the pace of town. Bramford is one of those places that just works.

There are good local schools nearby, a Co-op, a pub, takeaways, a pharmacy, and a village hall, so you have the essentials close to hand without constantly needing to head into town.

Then there’s Bramford Meadows just down the road, where the river runs through and the whole setting opens up.

It’s a great place for a walk, a paddleboard, a swim on a hot day, or just sitting out and enjoying the space.

There’s also a large playing field in the middle of the village, which adds even more to the sense that this is a great spot to live. Inside, the house has been really well used and thought through.

It is move-in ready as it stands, but still gives a buyer the chance to add their own touches over time if they want to.

The layout works well, with an updated kitchen that gives you more room than you’d normally expect in a home of this type.

There is plenty of worktop space and the kitchen has a nice practical feel to it. The bathroom is downstairs and is a real surprise in terms of size.

It is a big family bathroom with both bath and shower, and there is enough room there that a future buyer might even choose to rework part of it to create some utility space if that suited the way they live.

Upstairs are three bedrooms, and storage has clearly been thought about throughout the house.

The main bedroom has built-in wardrobes, there is useful storage upstairs, and the under-stairs area has been well utilised too.

For a home of this size, it offers more hidden practicality than you might first expect. The real standout though is the garden. It has that rare feel of being a proper little oasis.

There is a lovely decking area for outdoor dining, a pergola adding a bit of shade and atmosphere, and overall it is just a really enjoyable space to spend time in.

It feels private, calm, and like a genuine extension of the house rather than just an outdoor area at the back. There are also sheds for storage and side access, which add to the practicality.

There is no off-road parking, so parking is on the road, but for buyers prioritising village life, outside space, and a home that feels easy to settle straight into, this is a really strong option.

Overall, this is the sort of home that would work brilliantly for a first-time buyer, someone moving up from a two-bedroom property, or an investor looking for a solid rental in a popular village location.

It is well looked after, nicely laid out, and in a setting that is easy to enjoy every day