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The property is a Grade II* listed house dating from the late 17th century, situated on prominent Angel Hill in Bury St Edmunds. It spans 5,300 sq-ft across four floors, featuring a combination of period character and modern living. The house has a timber frame beneath a hipped slate roof, with a Flemish bond brick façade and rendered elevations to the rear. It retains numerous historic features, including a barley-twist staircase, carved marble chimneypieces, and stained and sash windows. The accommodation is well-proportioned and versatile, with reception rooms, a kitchen, study, dining room, and a substantial cellar. The first floor features a principal drawing room, study, and principal bedroom suite, while the second floor provides four further bedrooms, a family bathroom, and two shower rooms. The house is surrounded by a private and sheltered garden with a broad terrace, and has off-road parking for at least two cars.