Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Houses for Sale Christchurch Park Ipswich: A 1920s tudor style delight

One of the benefits of being the owner and Managing Director of Jonathan Waters Estate Agents is that I am able to be selective as to which properties I actually personally go and see myself.

As our exclusive homes division gets closer to its launch I shall be lucky enough to be seeing more and more properties at the higher end of the market and my favourite style of property are older style with plenty of character.

I was therefore honoured to be visiting a gorgeous looking, tudor style, dutch gable semi detached character property in one of Ipswich’s sought after locations early last week.

This four bedroom semi detached property was originally constructed in 1928 and has been owned by the same family for the last 45 years.




Not only is the property offering loads of character it is just north of Christchurch Park and as such, properties like this come up once in a blue moon.

Highly unusually for older style properties in the Christchurch Park district is the fact that this has a huge driveway area with space for at least six average length vehicles plus a detached garage and is set well back from the road with a 67’ front garden.

I have never seen a semi detached property quite like this in the Ipswich area and there are two pairs of semi detached houses here, the one we are selling is apparently the last one of the four to be constructed.

I have seen a detached version similar to this in Bucklesham Road in Ipswich.  The owners believe these may be one of the only ones of its style in the country.

We are intrigued to know if there is a story behind why these properties were built in this style so if anybody can shed any light on the history of Ipswich about this time and how these properties came to be built like they are I would be most grateful.

Estate agency in Ipswich certainly has its perks and seeing a property like this is definitely one of them.

The property is full of character including panelled internal doors, cornice coving, high lip skirting boards to some rooms and a beautiful leaded light and stained glass feature window between the landing and the bathroom.

The property is currently being offered for sale with the benefit of no chain involved and has also undergone a number of improvements and upgrades over recent years.  However, the vendors have been careful to ensure these were done with great sympathy to the character and age of this period property.

There are extensive fitted appliances in the kitchen, the whole property benefits from gas central heating with a recently replaced boiler and also uPVC style replacement double glazing including, to the front, the leaded light top lights to match the original windows.

Another unusual aspect for a Christchurch Park district property is the large rear garden, 112’ in length with a rear patio area to benefit from the sun at the end of the day and a further patio area by the rear of the house to benefit from its south east facing aspect at the early part of the day.



The property can be found proceeding out of town along Westerfield Road going passed Christchurch Park on your left.  Proceed passed the junction of Park Road and the property is situated 250 yards further on opposite woodland adjacent to Victoria Nurseries.

At £395,000 this family home will represent an opportunity for someone seeking a character property in this part of Ipswich.

If you would like to view further details and photographs of this property contact us.  But be quick, we are receiving early interest in this property due to its rarity.

To find out more about this property or other houses for sale in ChristchurchPark, Ipswich,  please contact Jonathan Waters Estate agents.

625 Foxhall Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP3 8ND
01473 721133

35 Buttermarket, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 1BH
01473 281188

Bristol Court, Betts Avenue, Martlesham Heath Business Park, Martlesham IP5 3RY
01473 620222



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