Boyden End house is a stunning Grade II Listed property with a rich history, dating back to the 17th century. The 3,000 sq ft property boasts a unique blend of red brick and rendered timber framed elevations, topped with a pitched slate roof. The original part of the house features an exposed and vaulted timber frame internally, while the 19th-century brick gabled end adds a touch of elegance. The property offers a spacious layout, including a front entrance hall, four bedrooms, a bathroom, and a 1-bedroom integrated annex. The main reception rooms feature wood burning stoves, and the kitchen is equipped with a traditional farmhouse-style AGA. The property also boasts a large equestrian yard, with 32 stables, a pole barn, and a disused quarantine yard, providing ample space for a variety of equestrian uses. Located on the edge of the Suffolk village of Wickhambrook, the property offers easy access to Bury St Edmunds and Newmarket, with their main line railway stations and comprehensive leisure facilities.