Red House Farm is an enchanting 16th-century farmhouse nestled in a tranquil and idyllic setting surrounded by gentle rolling fields. This Grade II listed property, believed to date from the late 16th century, retains many period features including exposed timbers and studwork, and offers comfortable family living with its light-filled, elegantly proportioned rooms. The house includes three principal reception rooms, a kitchen/dining area, a study, and an annexe, with five bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a lavatory on the first and second floors. The principal bedroom boasts a superb vaulted ceiling and field views, with the potential to create an en suite shower room subject to necessary consents. The grounds extend to about 3.61 acres, featuring a formal lawn with shrub and herbaceous borders, mature trees, and an idyllic pond, along with courtyards, terraces, and paddocks. A red brick barn has been converted into a gym and games studio/cinema, with additional workshop/garage and cart lodge with an electric charging point. Red House Farm benefits from extensive parking and is located in the peaceful hamlet of Braiseworth, approximately 1 mile east of the A140 Ipswich/Norwich road and 1.5 miles south of the town of Eye, with shopping facilities, schooling, and a local hospital available in Eye. The property has mains electricity and water, oil-fired central heating, and private drainage. It is situated within an area of special interest and is conveniently located for access to the market towns of Stowmarket and Diss, and the county town of Ipswich, with direct train service links to London's Liverpool Street Station from either Stowmarket or Diss. The farmhouse spans approximately 4,577 square feet of living space.