47 Long Pastures, Glemsford, Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 7SS
Guide Price £525,000
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THE PROPERTY
Set against a backdrop of open countryside in a desirable village setting, this beautifully maintained four-bedroom detached home offers a wealth of versatile accommodation, seamlessly blending bright interiors with stunning outdoor space and dedicated creative zones.
The approach impresses immediately, with a double garage, a generous driveway, and a charming front garden stocked with mature planting and gravelled borders.
Once inside, the accommodation flows effortlessly from a welcoming hallway through to an elegant, dual-aspect living room — a warm and expansive space perfect for both entertaining and unwinding.
Beyond, the standout conservatory stretches across the rear of the home, bathed in light from skylights and panoramic glazing. With a fully insulated roof and views overlooking the pond and garden, this is a truly special space for relaxing with nature just beyond the glass.
From the conservatory, you enter a dedicated art studio — a superbly practical and inspiring room equipped with base units, worktop space, a sink with taps over, and ample natural light. This space also benefits from a fully insulated roof, making it ideal for year-round use. Perfect for creatives, it would also serve well as a hobby room, music studio, or playroom.
The kitchen has been updated in a crisp, contemporary style, complete with sleek cabinetry, integrated appliances, and beautiful views from the window. The adjacent dining area offers a warm, informal setting for family meals.
A separate utility room and WC add further convenience.
Upstairs are four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a principal suite with private ensuite. The remaining bedrooms are served by a neatly presented family bathroom, offering flexibility for families and visiting guests alike.
The rear garden is a genuine highlight, with the total plot extending to approximately 0.25 acres (subject to survey) — landscaped and lovingly maintained, it features wide lawns, a large patio area directly off the house, a charming pergola-shaded dining spot, and a tranquil pond with an integrated filtration system. Mature hedging provides excellent privacy, while a timber shed and greenhouse are also included.
Tucked neatly to one side of the garden is a detached garden room, fully insulated and fitted with bi-folding doors, power and lighting. This versatile space could function as a home office, gym, guest lodge or additional entertaining space — offering outstanding flexibility to suit all lifestyles.
With gas central heating, double glazing throughout, and countryside walks on your doorstep, this is a truly exceptional home — ideal for families, professionals, creatives or retirees seeking space, serenity, and style in equal measure.
THE LOCATION
Glemsford boasts a range of essential amenities, ensuring a comfortable and well-connected lifestyle. The village is equipped with a local doctor's surgery, providing residents with accessible healthcare services. The primary school within the village ensures that young families have quality educational facilities close at hand.
Two local convenience shops cater to daily needs, offering a quick and convenient shopping experience. Cost Cutters boasts a Post Office, whilst there is a library adjacent to the SPAR convenience store. Glemsford boasts a fish and chip shop and a Chinese takeaway, providing delicious options for a night off from cooking. You will also find a village pub located on Egremont street.
Just a stone's throw away, the Willow Tree farm shop awaits, offering fresh produce and a delightful shopping experience. On its premises, a hair salon and a café provide additional amenities, creating a hub of local activity.
Glemsford is a gateway to the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside, with ample opportunities for scenic walks and outdoor activities. Nature lovers will appreciate the proximity to nearby villages such as Long Melford and Cavendish, each with its own unique charm. For a broader range of services and entertainment, the larger towns of Sudbury and Bury St Edmunds are easily accessible, ensuring that residents can enjoy the best of both worlds.
AGENTS NOTE
Council & Council Tax Band – Babergh District Council - Band D
Tenure – Freehold
Broadband – Ultrafast broadband available with download and upload speeds of 1000mbps available (Ofcom data)
Mobile Coverage – Voice & Data likely outdoors with EE, O2, Vodaphone & Three (Ofcom data)
Utilities – Mains drainage, water, electric, gas central heating
Property Construction – Standard brick construction
Kitchen 2.62m x 3.10m
Dining Room 3.30m x 3.05m
Living Room 3.61m x 6.25m
Sun Room 6.55m x 2.77m
Studio 3.23m x 3.71m
Utility Room 1.65m x 1.60m
WC 0.84m x 1.60m
Bedroom 3.71m x 3.61m
Ensuite 1.90m x 1.90m
Bedroom 3.35m x 3.07m
Bedroom 2.64m x 3.17m
Bedroom 3.61m x 2.59m
Bathroom 1.80m x 1.60m
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