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- The property then became derelict before being renovated in the mid-1990s in a sympathetic way retaining much of the property's original features
- A further fourth double bedroom can be found to the second floor offering elevated views and easy access to the remaining attic space, offering scope for development, subject to any necessary planning consents
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Description
This charming four-bedroom former Hall House in Lavenham, Suffolk, dates back to 1530 and boasts many original character features. The property, which was once used as a Grammar School and has a famous pupil, John Constable, has been sympathetically renovated in the mid-1990s. The Grade I Listed property has a private rear garden, double garage, parking, and a home office.
The ground floor features two reception rooms, a large AGA kitchen/breakfast room, and a utility/cloakroom. The first floor has three generous double bedrooms, each with its own quirks and charms, serviced by two family bathrooms. The second floor offers a fourth double bedroom with elevated views and scope for development, subject to planning consents.
The property also has a partly walled rear garden with a large rear terrace, central pond, and well-stocked borders. With its rich history and stunning architecture, this property is a rare find in the heart of Lavenham.