The hall is an exquisite period house listed as being of architectural and historic interest Grade II. The property is of timber-framed and plastered construction under a slate roof with part of the ground storey in Suffolk White brickwork. The Hall retains many original features including exposed beams and timbers and open fireplaces. Of distinction is the fine chimney stack with six octagonal shafts on a rectangular base with a date panel with the date 1658 on the north side. Internally, ground floor accommodation comprises the spacious triple aspect drawing room with working fire, a formal dining room with views across the garden and a family room with feature brick inglenook fireplace and French doors leading out to the terrace and the garden. The kitchen/ breakfast room is fitted with an Aga and electric hobs and there is a large walk in larder. A wide staircase with carved spindles leads to the first floor. There is a spacious master bedroom which offers dual aspect views across the garden and benefits from a large en-suite bathroom. Across the landing is a room currently used as a dressing room, but could potentially be a further small bedroom or study. Along the passage are three spacious bedrooms one of which has a walk in wardrobe. The second floor which is in the eaves of the property provides a versatile space which is currently used as a large games room and a further bedroom with a large walk in wardrobe.

This property has 5.82 acres of land.

Outside

The property sits in a secluded and tranquil well-established garden of 1.4 acres and is approached via a long drive with ample parking. The extensive outbuildings provide plenty of space for storage, garaging for four cars or potentially additional accommodation (stp). The beautiful and expansive gardens, with the additional plum and apple orchards, are a key feature of the property

Situation

The Hall is set in a quiet location in an elevated position above Monks Eleigh, a pretty and sought after village surrounded by undulating countryside. The village offers a public house, community shop, Post Office, Church and playing field. The Bildeston Health Centre is 3 miles away. Nearby lies the popular medieval village of Lavenham which offers a range of shopping and recreational facilities. The market towns of Hadleigh and Sudbury have further facilities including supermarkets. There are a number of good local primary schools in the area and well regarded independent schools including Old Buckenham Hall and Littlegarth School. Rail services to London Liverpool Street from Colchester take approximately 51 minutes. An alternate commute is from Sudbury via Marks Tey.