This charming Grade II Listed Suffolk Long House, built in the late 16th or early 17th century, is a unique fixer-upper opportunity waiting to be restored to its former glory. The property, located in the village of Cransford, boasts period details and original character, including a timber-framed and plastered exterior with a plain tiled roof. The interior features a mix of modern and period elements, including a newly refurbished shower room, a brick-built fireplace, and exposed beams. The property has five bedrooms, including a spacious master bedroom with a large walk-in wardrobe, and a family bathroom with a corner shower and separate bath. The property also has a large attic space with three interconnected rooms, offering further potential for expansion. The grounds, which cover approximately half an acre, include a side door with an original well and pump, as well as brick outbuildings for storage. With its rich history and potential for renovation, this property is a rare find for those looking to create a truly unique and characterful home.