Home in Walberswick in Suffolk on the market for £1.9M

The five-bedroom house in Walberswick was first built in 2002 for acclaimed local artist Eveline Hastings, who continued to live and paint in the house until 2019.

The home also comes with its own amazing artists' studio.

The artists's room inside the home (Image: Savills)

The home has a real open plan feel (Image: Savills)

In 2020 the house was the subject of a major renovation project to conform to contemporary standards.

Additions included an open plan modern staircase, new bathrooms, a modernised kitchen, an air-source heating system and an electric car charging point.

Inside the Walberswick home (Image: Savills)

Inside from the front door (Image: Savills)

The front door opens into a large, light filled hall with an open plan staircase and east facing picture window.

Upstairs leading from the spacious landing are four bedrooms and three en-suites. Two of the bedrooms - the principal and the guest suite have access to the internal conservatory balcony, whilst the third guest suite and smaller 'nursery' room, face onto Walberswick Common.

One of the five bedrooms (Image: Savills)

Property agent Peter Ogilvie, head of residential sales at Savills in Suffolk, said: “The flower gardens were also extended and the wildflower meadow – originally planted by Hastings – revived. Today, the flow of the home encourages family time, but also offers the space and privacy for quiet contemplation.

"The ‘show-stopper’ is the incredible vaulted artists' studio. With northern and southern light for painters, it has also been used for private yoga retreats – fitting eight mats comfortably – and the occasional party.”