Red House Drive, Ashbocking, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP6

A rare and sophisticated home in a tucked away and accessible village location, providing the perfect combination of understated luxury and stylish practicality surrounded by picturesque farmland.

Custom built as part of the Courtyard by the present owners and completed in 2025, Hemingway House has been designed with incredible attention to detail and consideration to seamless, efficient living. Approached via a long sweeping drive and greeted with electric gates, the property offers a striking façade with brick and larch elevations under a clay tile roof, nestled behind a walled, landscaped and wildflower frontage.

On the ground floor, the heart of the home is the impressive kitchen, dining, living room, the perfect space for busy family living, entertaining guests or more formal dining. The kitchen has been thoughtfully devised and was handmade by James Hardy in Woodbridge, exuding elegance with fully integrated appliances, air conditioning, bar area and picture window with views over the garden. There is floor to ceiling windows allowing the light to flood in, as well as oversized sliding doors effortlessly integrating indoor with outdoor. The practical and stylish utility room can be found off here through the bar.

There is a separate, well-appointed sitting room with a wonderful aspect overlooking the willow trees and pond. There is a bedroom with beautiful en suite shower room, laundry room, extravagant cloakroom and hidden storage, completing the ground floor accommodation.

Ascending upstairs, there are three double bedrooms serviced by the beautiful family bathroom, in additional to a truly sumptuous master suite with built-in wardrobes, air conditioning, magnificent four-piece en suite and balcony overlooking the gardens and fields beyond.

OUTSIDE

Externally, the property enjoys a tranquil and vast, meadow style garden spanning circa 1.2 acre (STMS) surrounded by open farmland, providing the perfect opportunity to step straight out for picturesque walks. The gym can be found to the rear, providing air conditioning and plenty of natural light. There is plenty of storage, a double cart lodge, and gated secure parking.

LOCATION

Ashbocking is located approximately six miles north of Ipswich, part of the Mid Suffolk District. One of the most distinctive features of Ashbocking is the fine parish church, standing as a testament to the village’s rich heritage.

Dating back several centuries, the church boasts exquisite architectural detail and serves as a focal point for community gatherings. Visitors to Ashbocking can also enjoy its proximity to other attractions in Suffolk.

The county offers a wealth of historic sites, charming market towns and coastal retreats, all within easy reach, whether it’s exploring the ancient ruins of nearby castles, enjoying fresh seafood along the coast, or indulging in the local arts and crafts scene, there is always something to captivate and inspire.

OUTSIDE

Externally, the property enjoys a tranquil and vast, meadow style garden spanning circa 1.2 acre (STMS) surrounded by open farmland, providing the perfect opportunity to step straight out for picturesque walks. The gym can be found to the rear, providing air conditioning and plenty of natural light. There is plenty of storage, a double cart lodge, and gated secure parking.

LOCATION

Ashbocking is located approximately six miles north of Ipswich, part of the Mid Suffolk District. One of the most distinctive features of Ashbocking is the fine parish church, standing as a testament to the village’s rich heritage.

Dating back several centuries, the church boasts exquisite architectural detail and serves as a focal point for community gatherings. Visitors to Ashbocking can also enjoy its proximity to other attractions in Suffolk.

The county offers a wealth of historic sites, charming market towns and coastal retreats, all within easy reach, whether it’s exploring the ancient ruins of nearby castles, enjoying fresh seafood along the coast, or indulging in the local arts and crafts scene, there is always something to captivate and inspire.

DISTANCES

Ipswich town centre & rail station – 8 miles (London Liverpool Street Station 70 mins)
Woodbridge – 9 miles
A14 junction at Claydon – 5 miles

PROPERTY INFORMATION

Services: Mains water and electricity are connected. air source heat pump heating, new private drainage via Klargester treatment plant. Air conditioning in kitchen and principal bedroom.

Mobile: Ofcom reports a good mobile service from the main providers.

Broadband: Ofcom reports ultrafast broadband is available at the property.

EPC: B

Council Tax: Band G. Mid Suffolk Council.

Tenure: Freehold with vacant possession at completion.

Fixtures and Fittings: Items regarded as fixtures and fittings, including carpets and curtains, are initially excluded from the sale, although certain items may be available by separate negotiation.

Viewings: By appointment with Jackson-Stops