Oak House, 33 Chancery Lane, Debenham, IP14 6PH

Debenham offers a good range of facilities with the main street being lined with a number of fine period buildings and interspersed by a number of shops including a supermarket, vets, post office, doctors surgery, dentist, butchers, newsagents and greengrocers. The village also benefits from police and fire stations, church and chapel, two public houses and both community and leisure centres. Debenham is highly regarded for its schooling with the High School being one of the top state schools in East Anglia. It has now been selected as one of the first new style Academies in the country.

In a recent report, Suffolk has been described as being one of the safest places to live in the country. In particular, statistics reveal that Debenham has been awarded top of the table status, having the least amount of crimes recorded for the year.

The larger town of Stowmarket (10 miles) and Ipswich (13 miles) both have mainline railway stations to London, Liverpool Street. The A14 trunk road offers access in an easterly direction to the A12, Ipswich and onto Felixstowe and in a westerly direction to Bury St Edmunds, Cambridge and onto the Midlands.

Oak House is an individual period property with a heavy timber frame, with rendered elevations under a pantile roof. Many character features include open fireplaces, beams and studwork and ledge and brace doors. Well situated just off the High Street, the property also benefits from an oil fired heating system, off-road parking and detached garage. The accommodation is also quite versatile with a further reception room which could be used as a ground floor bedroom and shower room if required. There is also a workshop.