See inside 'absolutely enchanting' £600k Ipswich property

The three-bedroom home which is located in Cowper Street, close to Ipswich Hospital, also has one bathroom and three reception rooms.

Throughout the home you will be able to see many of the period features that have been retained, including high ceilings, original chimney pieces, pictures, dado rails and tall skirting boards.

The property is close to Ipswich Hospital as has retained many of its period features (Image: Savills)

The cloakroom which leads out to the garden of the Ipswich property (Image: Savills)

The original front door leads through to the central reception hall, where you can access the property's cellar.

To the right of the reception hall is a double aspect drawing room with bay windows which overlook the garden.

The double aspect breakfast room has a gas-fired AGA and wooden panelling.

It leads through to the kitchen, with beech woodwork surfaces, butler sink and space and plumbing for a fridge/freezer and washing machine.

One of the three reception rooms in the property (Image: Savills)

The property has three double bedrooms which are all on the first floor of the property (Image: Savills)

All three double bedrooms and family bathroom are located on the first floor of the property.

The second bedroom is currently being used as an informal sitting room by the current owners.

There are two entrances to the home, with iron gates, providing easy access to a shingle drive with ample parking.

Property agent at Savills Alexander McNab said: "This house is absolutely enchanting with high ceilings and lots of period features - and a a cellar.

The large family bathroom on the first floor of the Ipswich property (Image: Savills)

"I especially love the gardens, which are beautiful and surprisingly spacious."

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The Ipswich home has delightful wraparound gardens, with mature borders (Image: Savills)

The Ipswich home is currently on the market for £600,000 (Image: Savills)