5 bed detached house for sale

Windsor Green, Cockfield IP30

Spacious 5-Bedroom Thatched Home with Sunroom and Large Garden
This unique and versatile five-bedroom home is set in beautiful surroundings and is offered chain-free for a smooth transaction. Designed with space and flexibility in mind, it features a spacious main living area, a conservatory, and a large garden, perfect for family life or entertaining. The property includes off-road parking, ample storage, and a separate laundry room for added convenience.
Currently arranged with two distinct living areas, the home includes an additional kitchen/dining/living space that functions as an annex—ideal for extended family, older children, or guests. This adaptable space could also serve as a home office, playroom, or creative studio, offering excellent potential to suit a variety of lifestyles.
With its blend of character, practicality, and multi-functional living, this is a rare opportunity to own a truly exceptional home.
Roundwood House is a traditional suffolk thatched house with parts dating back to the 15th century with some later additions The house has been totally renovated and modernized having been replastered, rewired, replumbed, and now having the addition of under floor heating throughout the ground floor and radiators up stairs . Roundwood House though modernised keeps many of its original period features the house is set in the middle of a mature garden believed to be just over half an acre, the house is set well back off the lane in Windsor Green, Cockfield .The house is split into two self contained parts, a three bedroom house and a two bedroom house making it ideal for a two generational family or to rent part as a holiday or long term lets to create extra income.
The village of Cockfield has a village post office and a village pub plus many activities going on in the village, such as different clubs etc, Cockfield is only 8 miles from the thriving market town of Bury st Edmunds, which has a street market twice a week, a craft and farmers market once a month, plus Bury st Edmunds is now known as the foodie capital of Suffolk, plus the medieval village of Lavenham is only four miles away, many regard Lavenham as probably the best preserved medieval village in England.