This historic 16th-century farmhouse, known as The Red House, is a Grade II Listed property situated on the edge of the picturesque village of Hoxne in North Suffolk. The property boasts a wealth of original features, including exposed timbers, mullion windows, and an impressive inglenook fireplace. The accommodation is flexible and well-presented, with a central sitting room, drawing room, and kitchen with electric AGA. The property also features a studio barn with potential for conversion to annexe accommodation, as well as a multipurpose flint barn room. The gardens are mature and secluded, with a large plot extending to about 0.6 of an acre. The property is situated near the village pub, green, and church, and is within easy reach of the historic towns of Eye and Framlingham, as well as the A140 and Diss station, which offers regular main line rail services to Norwich and London.