A Grade II listed Regency era home near Ipswich is on the market for £825,000.
Once home to chemist and businessman Sir Edward Packard, the property can be found in Paper Mill Lane, Bramford.
It has been well-maintained and is move in ready with no onwards chain under estate agents Fine and Country.
The kitchen is to the left of the entrance hall and has space for a breakfast table and a gas range.
The sitting room on the ground floor has a modern feel and leads onto a ballroom with a fireplace which used as a family room by the current owners.
Throughout the property are many Georgian features including deep skirting boards, large multi panelled windows and intricate decorative cornices.
On the first floor, the principle bedroom has original wooden flooring and a large window allowing sunlight to flood into the room.
There are an additional two bedrooms, one with ensuite, down the hallway as well as attic stairs leading to an apex in the roof and a fourth bedroom.
Externally, the home as a garden which spans three quarters of an acre.
Behind a clipped laurel hedge is a "secret" spot with a hot tub and garden furniture.
There is also the Coach House and Stable which could be converted into further accommodation for visitors subject to planning permission.
The nearby village of Bramford has many day-to-day amenities with a primary and preschool, a shop and a pharmacy.
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