Offered Chain Free. Guide Price £225,000 - £250,000. A spacious three-bedroom end-of-terrace home occupying an impressive corner plot with a large South Facing wrap-around garden in Bell Meadow, a sought after and quiet cul de sac. This property offers a fantastic opportunity for those looking to add their own style and value, with the added benefit of a garage which many on the street have converted to incorporate a large, modern kitchen.

The ground floor features a functional layout with a bright living area with large windows and direct access to the garden, a separate kitchen and downstairs WC. Upstairs, the property boasts three well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. The standout feature is the extensive outdoor space; the wrap-around garden provides a private haven with significant potential for landscaping or further extension (STPP).

Located in a quiet and popular residential area of Bury St. Edmunds, this home is perfectly situated to take advantage of excellent local amenities and transport links:

Education: The property is ideally located for families, falling within the catchment areas of well-regarded local schools including Howard Community Primary and King Edward VI School.

Transport Links: Excellent connectivity with easy access to the A14, linking you to Newmarket, Cambridge, and Ipswich. Bury St. Edmunds railway station is nearby, offering regular services to Cambridge and London Liverpool Street.

Shopping & Eating Out: You are just a short distance from the historic town centre, home to the Arc Shopping Centre and an abundance of independent boutiques. The area is renowned for its vibrant food scene, featuring everything from award-winning fine dining at Maison Bleue to the cosy atmosphere of The Old Cannon Brewery. For daily essentials, local convenience stores are within easy reach.

Parks & Leisure: Residents enjoy a wealth of green spaces nearby. The stunning Abbey Gardens offers world-class floral displays and historic ruins, while Nowton Park is just a short drive away, providing 200 acres of landscaped parkland for walking and outdoor activities.

Why People Love Living Here: This area is highly sought after for its strong sense of community and the perfect balance between quiet residential living and easy access to the bustling market town. The combination of top-tier schools, beautiful parks, and a thriving high street makes it a favourite for families and professionals alike.

This property is a fantastic opportunity for first-time buyers looking to add their own style, or growing families seeking a larger-than-average plot in a prime location.

EPC - C

Council Tax Band - B

End Of Terrace House in Bury St. Edmunds