One of Suffolk’s most prominent farm estates with a range of versatile outbuildings is now on the market.
North Stow Farm, which is situated in North Stow, between Bury St Edmunds, Mildenhall and Thetford, sits near to Kings Forest and comes with an outdoor swimming pool.
It is now on sale with David Burr with a guide price of £2,000,000.
North Stow Farm is now on the market. Pictures: David Burr
North Stow Farm is surrounded by about 20 acres of grounds including lawns, paddocks and parkland, with barns, a stable block, a former piggery and cart lodge as well.
The eight-bedroom property is accessed by a private gated driveway leading to the house and adjacent barns.
The entrance to the house is set around a horseshoe style driveway with brick entrance pillars to either side and a vista over the paddocks looking towards Kings Forest.
The property is on sale with David Burr with a guide price of £2,000,000
With front and side windows, the drawing room also includes an inset fireplace, while the adjacent drawing room has exposed stone flooring.
The kitchen comprises a range of matching wall and base units with a freestanding cooker. Next to it, the dining room’s French style double doors open onto the back gardens.
On the ground floor, there is a scullery, boot room, workshop and cellar.
The eight-bedroom farm house is located between Bury St Edmunds, Mildenhall and Thetford
Moving onto the second floor, the principal bedroom (with ensuite) enjoys views of the front gardens and windows to the side overlook the walled gardens.
Seven more bedrooms make up the first and second floor of the property.
To the south of the house is a walled garden home to a number of mature specimen trees as well as an outdoor swimming pool.
The majority of the land lies to the east of the house, largely featuring a combination of paddocks, specimen trees and shrubs bisected by the driveway leading up to the front door.
There is a collection of unconverted buildings comprising a timber framed barn with red brick elevations under a pantile roof, large stable block and unique log cabin.
A further unconverted barn of grand proportion has potential for equestrian use and the prospect of residential development subject to the relevant permissions.