Queensway, Mildenhall, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, IP28

Believed to date back to the early 1800s, this beautifully presented semi-detached period home combines timeless character with a layout designed for modern family living. The current owners have sympathetically enhanced the property, including a newly fitted kitchen and reconfigured internal layout whilst carefully retaining the features that make the home so special.

Exposed timber beams, solid wood flooring and a stunning bespoke wooden staircase provide a real sense of character throughout, creating a home that stands apart from more conventional properties. Offering four bedrooms and versatile living accommodation, the property is perfectly suited to growing families and those seeking a unique home with space and personality.

The reception and living rooms have been comprehensively renovated, including modern damp-proofing, new walls and plastering using high-specification and sympathetic materials, complete underfloor insulation and new screeding, together with the installation of a French drain and soakaway to the rear to help keep the property warm, dry and well protected. New radiators have also been fitted throughout the entire ground floor. Bedroom Two has undergone a further extensive refurbishment, with the original features carefully exposed and enhanced, traditional yet modern materials used throughout and improvements made to the room’s thermal performance. Externally, the property also benefits from a historic outbuilding comprising a wood store and separate storage area, built at the same time as the main house and providing useful additional storage.

Outside, the mature gardens extend to approximately 0.20 acres (STS), complemented by an attached garage/workshop with further scope to create additional accommodation above, subject to the necessary planning consents.
Ideally positioned within easy reach of Mildenhall town centre, local schools and the popular Mildenhall Hub, the property enjoys a convenient location whilst retaining the charm and individuality of a period residence.

Homes of this nature rarely become available, combining original period features, thoughtful modern improvements and genuine future potential. Internal viewing is highly recommended.

Accommodation in more detail:

GROUND FLOOR

HALLWAY
Two useful storage cupboards and windows to the front.

SHOWER ROOM
Low-level WC, shower cubicle, wash basin and window to the front.

KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM
Recently installed kitchen comprising a range of floor and wall-mounted units, integrated dishwasher, sink with drainer, space for a freestanding range cooker, built-in cooker hood, integrated microwave and butler sink. Window overlooking the rear. The adjoining seating area provides additional storage units.

PORCH/UTILITY
Plumbing and space for a freestanding washing machine, space for a freestanding tumble dryer, butler sink and windows to the rear and side.

DINING ROOM
Window to the front and doorway leading to:

LIVING ROOM
Featuring a bespoke handmade staircase with useful nook beneath, chimney breast with fireplace and exposed brickwork, pedestrian door providing side access, and windows to the rear and side. Door leading to useful storage space/pantry.

ON THE FIRST FLOOR

LANDING

BEDROOM ONE
Double and single built-in wardrobes to the front wall, together with a window overlooking the front. Exposed brickwork to one wall, leading to:

INNER HALLWAY
Window overlooking the rear.

BATHROOM
Low-level WC, bath with shower over, wash basin and window to the rear.

BEDROOM FOUR
Window overlooking the rear.

BEDROOM TWO
Stairs leading to a useful store within the roof space, together with a window overlooking the rear.

BEDROOM THREE
Window overlooking the side.

OUTSIDE

TO REAR
Large, south-facing rear garden, predominantly laid to lawn, with patio and seating area. Enclosed by brick wall boundaries and benefiting from a greenhouse. Access to the garage via wooden double doors, with gated side access.

GARAGE
Large garage/workshop with boiler and stairs leading to the roof space, offering potential for further extension, subject to the necessary planning consents.

TO FRONT
On-street parking.

Tenure: Freehold
Construction Type: Brick/Tile
Heating: Gas Central Heating
Windows/doors: UPVC Double glazing
Council Tax: Band D - 2026/2027 £2,302.62
Drainage: Mains
Parking: Garage and on Street to front
EV charge: No
Broadband:
Mobile:

Agent Notes
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