Initial price	£600,000
01/06/25	£575,000
24/06/25	£550,000
13/07/25	£530,000
Price Change	-11.67%

Nestled in the heart of Washbrook, Suffolk, Chaloner House is a stunning period home rich in history and character. Originally built in 1640, this four-bedroom detached property offers a unique blend of countryside tranquility and family-friendly living. The home is named after Sir Thomas Chaloner, a notable judge of King Charles I, and carries a historical legacy that is evident in its original black header brickwork, timber frame construction, and Victorian-era brick extension. The property features a spacious sitting room with exposed timber beams, a rustic countryside kitchen, a beautifully appointed dining room, and four spacious double bedrooms. The home is set within an expansive plot spanning approximately 0.21 acres, with beautifully maintained gardens, raised vegetable beds, and inviting outdoor spaces. With its close proximity to countryside walks, a thriving village community, and excellent road links, Chaloner House is a rare opportunity to own a characterful period home with historical significance.