Initial price	£800,000
09/12/25	£750,000
Price Change	-6.25%

This stunning Grade II-listed townhouse in Ipswich's Central Conservation Area dates back to the mid-15th century, with a unique blend of medieval and Georgian features. The property has undergone meticulous restorations to preserve its period character while embracing its architectural history. With six bedrooms, the house is a short walk from Ipswich's town center, mainline train station, and various restaurants, cafes, and shops. The interior features a range of period details, including oak posts, beams, and braces, brick nogging, and original crown glass sash windows. The property's elegant brick facade on Northgate Street is bound by a timber-framed former inn and a 15th-century brick gateway, both Grade I-listed. The interior design is equally impressive, with rooms featuring reclaimed mahogany cabinetry, repurposed 17th-century oak, and intricate carvings. The property's grand tour includes a kitchen, breakfast room, dining room, and WC, as well as a snug, office, and drawing room, all showcasing the property's rich history and architectural charm.