St John's Corner Cottage, Bury St. Edmunds

Formerly a railwaymen’s cottage, No 1 Ipswich Street is a cosy holiday home conveniently located near Bury St. Edmunds town centre. Featuring 2 spacious double bedrooms, a first-floor bathroom, and 2 reception rooms, it also boasts a kitchen and courtyard for alfresco dining. Street parking is available with guest permits provided. Enjoy independent shops and cafés just a short walk away. The space A beautifully cosy townhouse in a particularly convenient area of Bury St. Edmunds town centre, enjoying a rich history believed to have been a former railwayman’s cottage with proportionate accommodation arranged over 2 floors and a small courtyard for Alfresco dining and entertaining. Upon arrival at the cottage, one will enter through the front door and be greeted by a:_ LARGE OPEN ENTRANCE HALL: Open plan layout with access to the:- DINING AREA: With enough seating for 4 people. Character has been retained throughout the cottage and you are initially greeted by beautiful oak flooring which leads from the dining area to the:- SITTING ROOM: Where there is a comfortable and substantial room set around a log-burning fireplace. With French-style double doors leading out to the rear terrace affording a good degree of natural light whilst still retaining privacy. The sitting room has a smart TV which guests can use to log in to their own relevant streaming platforms provided that they log out again. There are 13 steps leading up to the:- FIRST FLOOR: Whereby one is greeted with the:- LANDING: Access to the 2 bedrooms.. BEDROOM 1: A comfortable double bedroom with a king-size bed and built-in wardrobe. BEDROOM 2: A double bedroom with a double bed. Workspace with desk, office chair, PowerPoint and USB chargers. High-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. BATHROOM: With a particularly well-appointed suite with a bath, shower, WC and hand wash basin. The usual shampoo, conditioner and body wash will be provided. Guests are reminded that this is a period property and as such there are areas of uneven floor and thresholds, in addition to the stairs which would deem the property unsuitable for children under the age of 12 years.