Located centrally within the Suffolk market town of Hadleigh, sits this rather stately Georgian fronted family home, with manicured formal gardens to the front and rear. Beyond the grand exterior, the house boasts equally elegant and spacious interior rooms teeming with period features which have been sympathetically restored. The bespoke kitchen, with its balanced proportions, exquisite details, and neutral grey colour palette, offers the owners the best of both worlds. It is timeless yet modern. There is abundant storage, preparation, and cooking space, however this kitchen demonstrates much more than practicality.

Open shelves, glazed upper units and a glazed side board showcase an understated style. Attention to the finer details extends to the island – perfectly framed with fluted chamfered legs and a practical sculpted toe recess at the sink unit. Also, the magic of bespoke has been extended to a hidden larder-come-compact utility space accessed through a cabinet door. The standard door opens to reveal bonus storage and preparation space – keeping the kitchen free of clutter. A sturdy chimney structure finished with beautifully crafted corbels crowns the sizeable Aga – all of which anchor the expansive run of cabinetry and provide an impressive focal point in what is already a splendid space.