Initial price	£290,000
11/06/25	£275,000
Price Change	-5.17%

This charming Grade II listed three-storey townhouse, built in 1837, is situated in the heart of Bury St Edmunds' town centre. The property boasts traditional brick and flint construction, plain tiled roof, and retains many original features such as heavily timbered beams, sash windows, and inglenook fireplaces. The house has been updated with modern amenities, including gas-fired central heating, and offers a unique blend of character and functionality. The accommodation features a panelled entrance door, cosy reception room with exposed timbers, and a re-fitted kitchen with modern units. The property also boasts a converted cellar, two bedrooms, and a principal bedroom with a striking vaulted ceiling. The south-facing courtyard garden provides a tranquil outdoor space. Located in the historic medieval town grid, the property is just a stone's throw from the theatre royal and town centre, making it an ideal location for those who want to be at the heart of the action.