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New homes for sale in Suffolk

Suffolk is a largely rural county in East England bordered by the North Sea, featuring major towns such as Ipswich and Lowestoft and a significant commercial shipping industry at Felixstowe.

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New listings in Suffolk

All Saints Gardens

by Bloor Homes

Stanton, Suffolk, IP31 2BZ

2 & 3 bedroom houses

£295,000 - £435,000

Surrounded by rolling fields and ancient woodland, your new home at All Saints Gardens in Stanton brings you all the benefits of village life with a friendly local community and great schools — all within a 20‑minute drive of Bury St Edmunds.Many of our new homes for sale near Bury St Edmunds feature an open‑plan dining and kitchen area with elegant French doors leading to the rear garden. With a family bathroom fitted with Roca sanitaryware and a stunning master bedroom, a Bloor Home is the perfect place to call home.By choosing one of our new builds near Bury St Edmunds rather than a previously owned property, you’ll benefit from:• Bloor Homes 5* quality• Up to £110,350 savings on renovation costs• Preferential new build mortgage rates• Hassle‑free moving schemes such as Assisted Move*

Kiln Grove

by Tilia Homes

Woolpit, Suffolk, IP30 9UY

3, 4 & 5 bedroom houses

£300,000 - £760,000

Kiln Grove, Woolpit
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Suffolk is a ceremonial county located in the East of England. It is part of the East Anglia region and borders Norfolk to the north, Cambridgeshire to the west, and Essex to the south. To the east, it has 50 miles of coastline along the North Sea.

The county is largely rural with an economy based on agriculture, tourism, and shipping. The Port of Felixstowe is one of the largest container ports in Europe.

The largest settlements in Suffolk are:

Ipswich: The county town and largest settlement. It is an ancient port town located on the River Orwell.

Lowestoft: A coastal town in the northeast and the most easterly point in the United Kingdom.

Bury St Edmunds: A historic market town in the west, known for its ruined abbey and cathedral.

Haverhill: An industrial town located in the southwest of the county.

Felixstowe: A coastal town significant for its major commercial port and seaside resort.

The county landscape is mostly flat or gently rolling. It includes the Broads National Park in the north and the Suffolk Coast and Heaths, which is a protected National Landscape.

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