The White House

The White House boasts over 2,000 sq. ft. of versatile, spacious and beautifully presented living spaces, arranged over two floors as well as a 1 bedroom annexe, all within attractive gardens in beautiful Suffolk countryside.

The accommodation flows from a bright reception hall into a large sitting room with triple aspect windows, providing a light and airy atmosphere. The beautiful feature fireplace provides a focal point for the room which could easily accommodate multiple sofas and chairs. Leading on from this is the garden room with large windows, providing beautiful views over the gardens and beyond. At the other end of the house is the spacious kitchen/breakfast room, which boasts excellent storage, large central island, oil fired Aga and electric companion, triple aspect windows and room for a good-sized dining table. A utility room can be found just off the kitchen and a cloakroom completes the ground floor.

On the first floor are four bedrooms, the master bedroom includes double aspect windows, fitted storage and a contemporary en suite bathroom. A further bedroom also includes an en suite whilst the two other bedrooms share a well-appointed bathroom with bath, shower, basin and WC.

An annexe can be found above the cart lodge and consists of a bright and spacious bedroom, a kitchen and a shower room.

Local Authority: Suffolk Coastal District Council
Services: Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Oil fired heating
Council Tax: Band F, Council tax for 2017/2018: £2192.19 per annum

The White House sits in the stunning Suffolk countryside, in the attractive village of Sudbourne. The village of Orford is around 5 minutes away by car, and boasts amenities such as shops, renowned bakery, restaurants and public houses. The beautiful town of Woodbridge is also nearby and the town of Aldeburgh on the coast is also in the vicinity, each provides a wider selection of restaurants and amenities. The railway station at Saxmundham provides connecting services to London Liverpool Street station via Ipswich.

The White House sits in a quiet rural setting approached via a driveway, which leads up to the ample off-road parking. A cart lodge to the side of the property provides further parking for two vehicles. To the front is an attractive garden which is largely laid to lawn with flowers, hedges and shrubs. To the rear is a patio area, which could be accessed via the kitchen/breakfast room and could be ideal for outside dining or entertaining. Beyond this is an attractive grassed area with mature trees and shrubs. The gardens offer wonderful views over the surrounding countryside.