A unique opportunity has arisen to purchase an immaculately presented Grade II listed four-bedroom end of terrace family home located in the idyllic village of Blythburgh with breathtaking uninterrupted views over the Blyth Valley. ‘The Chapel’ forms part of a conversion of a former Georgian workshop built in the 1760’s and was used as a hospital in the 20th century and, with this home, you have the chance to own a fascinating piece of local history. ‘The Chapel’ is nestled in tranquil and well-maintained parkland style communal grounds of approximately 12 acres with wonderful seating areas and residents have exclusive access to Blyth View Leisure Centre which includes a swimming pool and gymnasium with changing rooms.

This exquisite property is situated close to several charming market towns and the glorious Suffolk Heritage Coast and benefits from wonderful private front and side gardens which are fully enclosed, superb sun terrace on the first floor with uninterrupted field views, two designated parking spaces and ample visitor parking, double-glazing, and gas central heating. Agent’s note: there is a private drainage system via a septic tank.

A summary of the accommodation, which is arranged over three floors, is as follows: impressive reception hall, shower room, two good size double guest bedrooms both of which have en-suites, and a further good size double bedroom / study on the ground floor. The first floor consists of a magnificent 33ft open plan kitchen / living / dining room which is the hub of this home and comes with a fully integrated kitchen and fabulous sun terrace, whilst on the top floor is the incredible master suite with 20ft principal bedroom and beautiful four-piece en-suite bathroom.

The village of Blythburgh lies on the River Blyth within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty approximately four miles of the popular seaside town of Southwold and five miles of the market town of Halesworth. The village is bisected by the A12 commuter trunk road which provides easy access to the inland and coastal delights of this part of Suffolk. There are plenty of local footpaths for walkers to Walberswick on the coast or inland along the River Blyth to Wenhaston and Halesworth. Blythburgh is steeped in history and their Holy Trinity Church is acclaimed as one of Suffolk's finest mediaeval churches. Within the village is a tidal lagoon, Blythburgh Water, which is visited by many mud-loving birds and offers Walberswick Ferry River Trips.