If Scandi design is your thing, there’s a good chance you’ll love this renovated four-bedroom house that’s up for sale in Snape, near Aldeburgh, at a guide price of £1.495m.

According to selling agent Suffolk Coastal, the contemporary property “takes full advantage of its elevated position on Priory Road” and offers “far-reaching views over neighbouring countryside”.

The house is located a stone’s throw from Snape Warren nature reserve and the Sailor’s Path, a beautiful route walked by sailors for hundreds of years between Snape Maltings and Aldeburgh.

The existing property stood on the site for 45 years and was completely remodelled by the current owner in 2018/2019, with an emphasis on insulation, natural light throughout the day and enhanced views from every room.

East Anglian Daily Times: The house offers far-reaching views over neighbouring countrysideThe house offers far-reaching views over neighbouring countryside (Image: Pawel Stepaniuk)
East Anglian Daily Times: It was completely remodelled by the current owners in 2018/2019It was completely remodelled by the current owners in 2018/2019 (Image: Pawel Stepaniuk)
The front door opens to an entrance hall with stairs up to the first floor and doors off to a study, shower room, utility room and one of the four bedrooms.

A sliding barn door opens from the hall to an impressive open-plan space encompassing a bespoke fitted kitchen/diner and sitting room, with further sliding doors opening to the back garden.

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The kitchen features walnut-faced ply storage cupboards, drawers and island with integrated sink, Quooker hot tap and polished slate and Corian worktop.

Integrated appliances include an induction hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, fan oven, combination oven and plate-warming drawer.

East Anglian Daily Times: An impressive open-plan space at the rear encompasses the bespoke fitted kitchen/diner and sitting roomAn impressive open-plan space at the rear encompasses the bespoke fitted kitchen/diner and sitting room (Image: Pawel Stepaniuk)
East Anglian Daily Times: There are three large double bedrooms upstairsThere are three large double bedrooms upstairs (Image: Pawel Stepaniuk)
There is a large walk-in pantry off the kitchen, while the utility room has plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer.

The sitting room has a large picture window to the front, along with a recessed woodburner and porcelain tiled floor.

The whole of the ground floor, including the sitting room, benefits from underfloor heating provided by an air source heat pump.

East Anglian Daily Times: To the front, a long gravel drive is flanked by extensive lawns, mature trees and herbaceous borders To the front, a long gravel drive is flanked by extensive lawns, mature trees and herbaceous borders (Image: Daniel Addy)
Upstairs there is a light and bright galleried landing with study area, walk-in airing cupboard and doors to the remaining bedrooms and family bathroom.

All rooms on this floor – including the master en suite – have sliding doors with Juliet balconies, offering views over the front garden or the fields to the rear.

The master bedroom has a separate dressing room and en-suite shower room with twin hand basins, shower and wall-hung WC.

East Anglian Daily Times: Upstairs there is a light and bright galleried landingUpstairs there is a light and bright galleried landing (Image: Pawel Stepaniuk)
Bedrooms two and three are both large doubles, sitting to the rear and front of the house respectively.

The family bathroom offers a freestanding bath, shower, hand basin with storage below and wall-hung WC.

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Moving outside, there is an outbuilding at the rear designed to match the house – with electrics, water and drainage all in place.

It is currently used for storage but has been left as a blank canvas to create an office, studio, workshop or auxiliary accommodation to the main house, subject to planning permission.

East Anglian Daily Times: The distinctive sitting room with recessed woodburnerThe distinctive sitting room with recessed woodburner (Image: Pawel Stepaniuk)
To the front, a long gravel drive leads to ample parking and a carport with storeroom flanked by extensive lawns, mature trees and herbaceous borders.

At the rear is further extensive lawn and a terrace, bordered by estate railing.

The village of Snape has a primary school, garage shop, three pubs and a variety of shops within the Snape Maltings music and arts complex, which is less than a mile away.

Saxmundham train station is ten minutes’ drive away, offering regular services to London via Ipswich and to Norwich via Lowestoft.

For more information, contact Suffolk Coastal.

PROPERTY FACTS

Priory Road, Snape

Guide price: £1,495,000

Suffolk Coastal, 01728 677980

suffolkcoastal.com