3 bed detached house

The property is a 16th-century timber-framed house with T-plan architecture, located in the grounds of Higham Place in Suffolk. The main structure features rendered elevations, an off-centre ridge stack, and two-light horizontal sash windows. The rear cross wing, built in the 17th century, has a plain tiled roof with a red brick gable stack. The interior includes exposed timbers, jowled posts, chamfered beams, and joists in the principal hall, along with historical features like shutter grooves and diamond mullion mortices. The first floor has three double bedrooms, while the ground floor reception spaces include a sitting room with French doors. A traditional winding staircase connects the floors.