Southgate Street, Bury St. Edmunds

2 Alicia Court Southgate Street,Bury St. Edmunds,Suffolk,IP33 2BB
Let
  • Price
    £1,550 pcm
  • BEDROOMS
    3
  • BATHROOMS
    2
  • LIVING ROOMS
    2
  • HOUSE TYPE
    House

KEY FEATURES

  • Three-bedroom townhouse in an elevated position with pleasant outlook & completely refurbished to a high standard
  • Private residents’ driveway leads to an allocated parking space
  • Light & spacious living room with panoramic windows & full-width balcony
  • Open-plan kitchen/breakfast room, fully fitted & with American fridge/freezer
  • Well-appointed bathroom & en-suite shower room
  • Useful downstairs cloakroom, entrance hall, storage & utility room
  • Good-sized low maintenance courtyard garden & external bicycle/bin store
  • RAF Lakenheath & Mildenhall are easily commutable within 25 mins
  • Ideal setting; exceptional town centre convenience within historic Bury St. Edmunds & A14 ease-of-access
  • **Good news; pet-friendly landlord!**

PROPERTY SUMMARY

FULLY REFURBISHED, THREE BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE WITH OFF-STREET PARKING AND SOUTH-FACING COURTYARD GARDEN

Positioned in an elevated and secluded yet exceptionally convenient location is this unique three-bedroom townhouse, which has undergone a thorough refurbishment by its landlord. Well-planned accommodation over three floors including a large living space with full-width balcony providing and panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows that boast breath-taking views across a far-reaching skyline. The large open-plan kitchen/dining area has been fitted to a high standard and makes the most of its L-shape design with south-facing sliding doors and adjacent utility room. The south-facing bathroom and en-suite shower room on the upper floors let in plentiful natural light. Downstairs cloakroom and good storage.

Situated just off a prime residential street, a private residents’ driveway provides vehicular access to coveted allocated parking. There is a good size low maintenance south-facing courtyard garden to the rear of the property with a large paved terrace in addition to a useful outside bicycle / bin store. Of particular note is the incredibly peaceful setting.

LOCATION:

No.2 Alicia Court is perfectly located in a desirable residential area, moments from the historic Cathedral town centre of Bury St. Edmunds and provides excellent A14 access from Southgate Street. Cambridge is easily accessible as are RAF Lakenheath and Mildenhall. Refer to our Situation page to discover Suffolk.

FULL DETAILS:

No.2 Alicia Court displays extremely well-planned features for the enjoyment of tenants following comprehensive refurbishment to a very high standard. The versatile, well-appointed and superbly arranged accommodation measures approximately 1146 sq ft (106 sq m) which will suit a broad range of tenants – all who require parking, town convenience with the bonus of skyline views.

GROUND FLOOR

Entrance Hall - Door with full length privacy glass opens into Entrance Hall. Window to front aspect with privacy glass. Cloak hooks. Cupboard housing gas meter. Thermostat. Fuse box. Vinyl oak wood effect floor. Ceiling pendant light. Radiator. Stairs to First Floor. Door to:

Cloakroom - Wall-mounted basin. Low level dual flush wc. Vinyl oak effect floor. Extractor fan. Radiator.

Kitchen / Breakfast Room - Window to courtyard garden aspect with fully fitted roller blind. Completely refurbished kitchen/breakfast room to a very high standard. The L-shaped kitchen space is extensively fitted with white matt wall and base units featuring brushed steel handles beneath a granite effect L-shaped worktop. One and a half stainless steel sink and drainer inset with mixer tap. Integrated appliances include: dishwasher, Lamona oven/grill, Lamona four ring ceramic hob with stainless steel extractor fan above and stainless steel splash back. Full height Kenwood American-style stainless steel fridge/freezer with water dispenser. Cupboard housing wall-mounted Baxi combi-boiler. Vinyl oak wood effect floor. A glazed sliding door with fully fitted blinds opens into the south-facing courtyard garden. A further door opens to understair storage with shelf. LED recessed lighting. Door to:

Utility Room - Useful space fitted with deep shelf and space and plumbing for washing machine and vented dryer.

FIRST FLOOR

Living Room - Stairs rising to an impressive split level space with a series of panoramic floor-to-ceiling window fenestration fully fitted with blinds enjoy incredible far-reaching views across the skyline towards the Cathedral tower beyond while letting in a great amount of natural light. Door leading to a large balcony with seating for two and table. TV and phone points. Carpeted. LED recessed lighting. Two radiators.

En-suite - Privacy glazed window to rear south-facing aspect fitted with roller blind. Double tray shower with shower attachment, glazed sliding door fully tiled. Pedestal basin with mixer tap. Low level dual flush wc. Extractor fan. Full-height heated towel rail. Vinyl floor. Ceiling pendant light with shade. Radiator.

SECOND FLOOR

Landing - Landing area with door to cupboard fitted with shelf. Loft hatch. Ceiling pendant light. Doors to:

Bedroom Two - Large double bedroom with window to rear aspect fitted with blind. Built-in wardrobe with double doors, shelf and hanging rail. Carpeted. Ceiling pendant light with shade. Phone point. Radiator.

Bedroom One - A very spacious master bedroom with two windows boasting fantastic and interrupted views across the skyline towards the Cathedral beyond. Large built-in wardrobe with double doors and shelf. Further wardrobe. Useful recess. Phone point. Carpeted. Ceiling pendant light with shade. Radiator.

Bathroom - A large and well-appointed bathroom with floor to ceiling tiles. Privacy glazed window to rear south-facing aspect fitted with roller blind. A suite comprising corner P-shaped panelled bath with sliding glazed door and shower attachment, low-level dual flush wc, pedestal wash basin with mixer tap. Extractor fan. Full length heated towel rail. LED recessed lighting. Vinyl floor.

COURTYARD & PRIVATE RESIDENTS' PARKING - COURTYARD & PRIVATE RESIDENTS' PARKING

A large private residents' courtyard area creates a welcome approach with allocated parking. The front garden is brick paved with lawn. Moreover, a large balcony enjoys panoramic views into the distance. To the rear is a fully enclosed and paved south-facing courtyard garden, ideal for al fresco dining and with little maintenance required. Thoughtfully landscaped sleepers create a raised bed and ideal perch. Useful outdoor store for bins / bicycles. Front and rear outdoor lamps.

GENERAL INFORMATION:

TENURE
The property is offered to rent and is available 20 March 2024.

SERVICES
Mains water, drainage, electricity. Gas-fired central heating. AGENT’S NOTE: none of these services have been tested.

LOCAL AUTHORITY
St. Edmundsbury District Council
Tax band C – £1,593.28 (2020/21) NB. Charge exempt for USAF.

VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS
Strictly by prior appointment through the landlord’s managing agent: Whatley Lane. If there is anything of particular importance, please contact us to discuss, especially before embarking upon your journey to view the property.

DIRECTIONS (IP33 2BB):
From London/Cambridge leave the M11 at junction 9 and take the A11 towards Newmarket. Continue on the A14 towards Bury St. Edmunds. Exit the A14 at Junction 44, signposted 'Bury St. Edmunds East‘ and follow the ‘Town Centre/A134 Sudbury’ signposts. Passing the BP Garage and Bury Rugby Club on your right, take the third exit at the roundabout into Southgate Street. The entranceway to Alicia Court parking can be found 150 metres on the right hand side.

From RAF Lakenheath/Mildenhall either follow the A1101 all the way directly into Northgate Street, passing through the town centre into Southgate Street, or go southbound on the A11 connecting to the A14 at junction 38 heading towards Bury St. Edmunds until exiting at Junction 44 (continue as above).

From the town centre (on foot) leave the Market Square, proceed in a southerly direction along Southgate Street where Alicia Court will be found on your left hand side as the road beings to ascend.

PROVENANCE:

In 1821 there were three large breweries in Bury St. Edmunds, by the standards of the time. These were breweries which made beer to sell, not only to the public, but to other public houses and inns for re-sale. One such firm was Henry Braddock’s Southgate Brewery, which had their own maltings adjacent to the brewery – a defining feature of the setting today.

From the rear elevation of Alicia Court a bell tower can be viewed in the distance at was once a school and famously the girls school as referred to in Charles Dicken’s ‘Pickwick Papers’ (1836).