New build homes for sale in Bury St Edmunds

**LAUNCHING WINTER 2025 - REGISTER YOUR INTEREST!** We are delighted to introduce this limited collection of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom affordable homes at Brickmakers Place in Woolpit, positioned between Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket. In this thriving village with a range of amenities on your doorstep, surrounded by peaceful countryside and the larger towns conveniences just a short drive away, you’ll have it all at Brickmakers Place. All carefully designed and built with our all-inclusive specification, these homes offer a fantastic opportunity to own your own home, as they will be available exclusively with Shared Ownership, the part-buy part-rent scheme, making home ownership more affordable. We expect them to sell fast, so register your interest to receive more information as its released! • A range of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes available Shared Ownership • Well served village location just 9 miles from Bury St Edmunds and 7 miles from Stowmarket • Wide range of amenities within the village including a primary school, tea room, hotel, garden centre and village hall • Just 5 minutes’ drive from Elmswell train station, connecting you to London in an hour and 40 minutes • Convenient road links with the A14 less than a mile away from the development • All-inclusive specification with flooring and turf included! • Electric Vehicle charging points and enhanced insulation to all homes • Air Source Heat Pumps and underfloor heating to the ground floor • Our homes are covered by a 10-year NHBC Warranty

The Fairfields development is located to the north of Church Street and occupies a location on the edge of the village of Ashley, near Newmarket. Ashley is located between Newmarket (4 miles), Bury St Edmunds (12 miles) and East of Cambridge (17 miles). The village itself has a long history with an entry in The Doomsday Book of 1086. Ashley is a small village in a pleasant setting adjacent to the Suffolk boundary and has close ties to Newmarket. It has a clearly defined centre. Associated with a pond and the point where the road from Newmarket reached the top of the chalk ridge. The older core of attractive flint buildings is covered by a conservation area. Facilities in the village include a post office, church, public hall, public house, restaurant and sports field. The village has a regular bus service which runs to Newmarket. The site formed part of the Fairhaven Trust Estate based at Kirtling Towers nearby and is being developed by a partnership between the Fairhaven Trust and Highland Property Ltd. Images are for illustrative purposes only. Please speak to Sales Adviser for full details EPC/PEA- C