Basts is a historic Grade II* listed property located in the village of Grundisburgh, Suffolk. Built in about 1510 by Thomas Wall, the property is believed to have been named after William Bast, Prior of Woodbridge in the 14th century. The house retains many fine period features, including mullion and leaded windows, oak panelling, and an impressive twin jetty timber frame. The property offers substantial accommodation over three storeys, with six bedrooms, a bathroom, and a separate shower room. The west end of the magnificent Suffolk barn has been converted into a two-bedroom annexe, while the remainder of the barn offers scope for various uses. The grounds extend to approximately 10 acres and include formal gardens and arable land, with a tributary of the River Finn meandering through the grounds. The property is centrally located in a pretty village green and is surrounded by a range of local amenities, including a primary school, doctor's surgery, delicatessen, and historic village inn.