Corsbie Close, Bury St. Edmunds, IP33 3ST

THIS ELEGANT CLASSICALLY INSPIRED END-OF-CRESCENT TOWNHOUSE WITH MEADOW VIEWS, ROOF TERRACE, WALLED GARDEN, OFF-STREET PARKING AND GARAGE IS IDEALLY SITUATED ON THE FRINGE OF THE HISTORIC MEDIEVAL GRID IN BURY ST.

EDMUNDS Forming part of an exclusive development adjacent to the water meadows, this elegant townhouse is immaculately presented and occupies an enviable situation on the edge of the town centre.

Finished to an exceptionally high standard throughout, the design and construction reflect a traditional building style, reminiscent of Georgian crescent.

Behind its impressive symmetrical façade is light, spacious and contemporary accommodation, arranged over three storeys, combined with modern efficiencies.

A high level of attention was paid to the specification of the house, which is evident in details such as its high ceilings, decorative mouldings, double glazed sash windows and abundant storage.

The homeowners have in recent years commissioned a no expense spared updating of interiors, including stunning Jim Lawrence lighting, sleek Grohe fixtures in the refurbished bathroom and two en-suite shower rooms, sleek Rennie Mackintosh minimalist kitchen and luxurious Amtico floors blended with striking wood floors.

The substantial accommodation is arranged around and flows seamlessly from an impressive central reception space with its spectacular adjoining garden room configured with an expanse of glazing and underfloor heating.

Of particular note is its discreet positioning close to Westgate Street, a south-facing low maintenance walled garden with separate gated access for bicycle/bin storage and the unparalleled benefit of off-street parking for three cars including a garage.

LOCATION: 1 Corsbie Close is conveniently located within the historic Cathedral town of Bury St. Edmunds and is situated in a desirable residential enclave on the edge of the town centre.

The bars, restaurants and independent boutique shops of Abbeygate Street and the Market Square are nearby.

They include Michelin star Pea Porridge, also featured in the Guide are Maison Bleue, Bellota and Lark.

The country’s oldest surviving Regency playhouse, Theatre Royal, and the quaint Abbeygate Cinema, are both only a three minute stroll. Walking distance of the NHS Hospital and GP Surgery.

Excellent A14 access is via Cullum Road.