Grade II listed former pub near Sudbury for sale at £750k

The house, which is thought to be a medieval cross wing hall house built more than 700 years ago, has plenty of period features throughout.

Selling agent David Burr says the house can be improved on in its current condition as it offers “considerable scope for improvement/alteration”.

The property also has four guest suites, which David Burr says "could be utilised for a B&B business or incorporated within the main house".

All the guest suites feature exposed beams and high ceilings and have shower rooms and views over the garden.

In addition to the guest suites, the ground floor accommodation comprises a dining room, kitchen, sitting room, utility and bathroom.

The inglenook fireplace is the centrepiece of the room (Image: Chevron Photography)

The drawing room has a large, triple-sash bay window, Suffolk white brick floor, an inglenook fireplace with exposed brickwork and a log burning stove. 

The dining room is where you will find remnants of its past as a pub, with a large, fitted bar still present, as well as oak beams and fitted shelving around the room.

the sitting room is a versatile room which could be used for various purposes (Image: Chevron Photography)

The bathroom on the ground floor, with roll top bath and his and hers sinks (Image: Chevron Photography)

The sitting room is versatile, as it could be used as a home office, a play room or a guest bedroom. It features an exposed red brick chimney, oak bressumer and open fireplace.

The bathroom includes his and hers sinks, as well as a roll top bath.

The kitchen offers an exceptionally large space and can be used in a few different ways (Image: Chevron Photography)

The kitchen/breakfast room is a large space that also incorporates a small snug area. There are a range of cabinets, plenty of work surfaces, a butler sink and space for a free-standing range cooker, while a central island provides extra cooking space and storage.

One of the bedrooms on the first floor of the property (Image: Chevron Photography)

The five bedrooms can be found on the first floor. Bedroom one has a 13ft ceiling height, a mullion window, built-in wardrobes, and an en suite with WC, hand basin and tiled shower cubicle.

Bedroom two has an 11ft ceiling height, while the third has mullion windows with views over St Mary's church.

One of the guest suites within the property (Image: Chevron Photography)

Bedroom four has a floor-to-ceiling chimney, and bedroom five is currently being used as a child’s bedroom, but the space would also be ideal as a landing or study space.

The bedrooms are all served by a family bathroom, which has a bath with electric shower, WC and hand basin.

There is a large gravel parking area, plus a garage for further storage and workshop space (Image: Chevron Photography)

The house is approached via double gates that lead to a large gravel parking area.

A garage with up-and-over door can be utilised as a workshop, or further car storage.

The garden is expansive, with decking and plenty of room for outdoor furniture (Image: Chevron Photography)

The garden provides terraces, expanses of lawn and decking.

The property is in the village of Stanstead, where you will find a church, parish green and a village community centre.

The nearest town is Sudbury, a market town that has a range of amenities including supermarkets, leisure centres, schools and transport links to London Liverpool Street.

For more information, please contact David Burr Estate Agents.

Property facts:

Old White Hart, Stanstead

Guide price: £750,000

David Burr, 01787 322344

davidburr.co.uk