Weavers Way, Cavendish Road, Clare, Suffolk , CO10 8PJ
- PROPERTY TYPE
Detached
- BEDROOMS
4
- BATHROOMS
3
- SIZE
2,159 sq ft
201 sq m
- TENUREDescribes how you own a property. There are different types of tenure - freehold, leasehold, and commonhold.Read more about tenure in our glossary page.
Freehold
Key features
- Bosch Integrated Appliances as Standard
- Kitchen / Dining Room and large Formal Dining Room
- Quartz Worktops
- Two en-suite bathrooms
- Air source heat pump supplying underfloor heating to ground floor and radiators upstairs
Description
Plot 53, The Kestrel is a large 4 bedroom detached family home with a double garage and parking.
Upon entering, the large hallway gives access to:
The WC with Roca Gap sanitaryware;
The large formal Dining Room;
The generous Study;
The Living Room with French doors onto the patio and garden, and large Inglenook fireplace with Herald Compact wood burner;
The Kitchen/Dining Room with Integrated Bosch Dishwasher and Fridge/Freezer, wide ceramic Bosch Hob and Hood, two single Bosch ovens. Quartz worktops and LED downlights. This also leads to the Utility Room with quartz worktops.
Upstairs, there are four large bedrooms. The master has a dressing area with two double fitted wardrobes and en-suite with a shower and a bath.
Bedroom two also has an en-suite shower room and double wardrobes.
The two further bedrooms are serviced by the family bathroom with a separate shower and bath.
Outside, there is a double garage with power and light attached and all homes are landscaped to the front. Rear gardens feature a patio and are rotavated,
Heated by Air Source Heat Pump with underfloor heating downstairs and radiators upstairs. All homes have Ultrafast BT Fibre Broadband.
Ready Winter 2024.
Dimensions
Kitchen/Breakfast Area 7.725m x 2.960m 25'4'' x 9'8''
Dining Room 4.785m x 3.450m 15'8" x 11'3"
Living Room 6.448m x 4.785m 21'1'' x 15'8''
Utility 2.450m x 2.237m 8'0'' x 7'4''
Study 3.375m x 2.237m 11'0" x 7'4"
Master Bedroom 4.785m x 3.315m 15'8" x 10'10"
Bedroom 2 4.785m x 3.503m 15'8" x 11'6"
Bedroom 3 4.310m x 2.786m 14'1" x 9'1"
Bedroom 4 3.315m x 2.786m 10'10" x 9'1"
About Weaver's Way
Nestled in the rolling Suffolk countryside, Clare is infused with fascinating history and timeless beauty, offering a serene place to call home while ensuring all the amenities and conveniences you need are just moments away. Here in Suffolk's smallest town, you'll find more than just a place to live - you'll uncover an idyllic lifestyle where charm and comfort intertwine seamlessly.
You don't have to venture outside of Clare to find plenty of highly-rated
pubs and restaurants to sample. From modern Italian food at Honey Hill to delicious Indian fare from Mughal Knight, there's a variety of options. The Swan Inn and The Cock Inn both offer tempting traditional pub food. Plus, just a 5-minute walk from Weavers Way, you will find Roughacre Brewery and its Tap Room, where pints are poured straight from their casks.
Clare has a Co-op store for your daily needs. For your weekly shop, there are a selection of supermarkets, including Tesco and Waitrose in nearby Sudbury. Humphrey & Son Butchers, located on Market Hill, sells quality local meat and delicatessen items. For some retail therapy, Clare boasts plenty of independent stores including boutiques, a record shop, bookshop, and several antique emporiums.
The Gainsborough Health Club & Spa, just a mile from Weavers Way, has a gym, fitness classes, and leisure facilities, including a pool. You can choose to take part in Clare's weekly park runs or enjoy Clare Park Lake's 9-hole golf course. To exercise whilst exploring the countryside, Clare Castle Country Park offers a series of six circular walks ranging from two to seven miles.
Nearby Kentwell Hall or Melford Hall offer fascinating journeys back in time, hosting family-friendly activities and events year-round. Just 16 miles away lies Bury St Edmunds, a lively cathedral town brimming with shops, dining, and entertainment appealing to all ages. In Clare itself, a day can be easily spent exploring attractions such as Clare Castle Country Park, with its medieval castle ruins, Victorian railway buildings, and scenic riverside walks.
Clare is served by Clare Community Primary School, just a 4-minute drive from Weavers Way. For secondary school pupils, it takes a couple of minutes to walk to Stour Valley Community School. Both schools were rated Good in latest Ofsted reports. Numerous other educational establishments can be found within a 5-mile radius, including the independent Stoke College for 11-18-year-olds, approximately 3 miles away. There are also several pre-schools and nurseries in the area for younger children.
Brochures
Brochure- COUNCIL TAXA payment made to your local authority in order to pay for local services like schools, libraries, and refuse collection. The amount you pay depends on the value of the property.Read more about council Tax in our glossary page.
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- PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
- Garage
- GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
- Back garden,Rear garden,Enclosed garden
- ACCESSIBILITYHow a property has been adapted to meet the needs of vulnerable or disabled individuals.Read more about accessibility in our glossary page.
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About the development
Weavers Way
Weavers Way, Cavendish Road, Clare, Suffolk , CO10 8PJ
Development features
- 2, 3 & 4 bedroom houses and bungalows
- Excellent amenities including a GP surgery, Post Office, a library, schools and a range of shops, cafés and pubs.
- Clare is nestled in an idyllic Suffolk location where it is easy to enjoy living close to nature
- The larger towns of Bury St Edmunds and Newmarket accessible within 30 minutes
About Denbury Homes Ltd
A Tradition of Excellence
From cottage to country house, every Denbury home has a personality you'll love, from the impression created by a traditional look and feel to the everyday practicality of modern living.
Denbury has a skill not only in building houses which harmonise with their neighbours and surroundings, but also in creating new homes of character and individuality. But don't take our word for it; our skills have been recognised locally and nationally by the many awards the company has achieved.
There's something about the look of older buildings that appeals to all of us. The design, the scale, the feel - it's something many architects have forgotten. But not at Denbury Homes. Our approach is to take all the qualities which have stood the test of time to build homes that are easy on the eye and that blend with their surroundings.
We use the traditional approach as our platform and onto this build all the convenience, practicality and low maintenance demanded by today's modern lifestyle. The result is a home that we and many of our purchasers believe is a joy to own and to live in.
The foundation of Denbury Homes is based on owner and Executive Chairman, James Hopkins' commitment to excellent design and quality which reflects the tradition and character of each individual site.
The company comprises an enthusiastic team of professionals whose skills encompass planning, design, construction and, importantly, after sales - a rapid-response team is available to take care of any teething problems, however minor.
For more than three decades Denbury Homes, the new name for Hopkins & Moore, has grown from a small local company into a significant builder of quality homes. You can be sure that a home by Denbury Homes is designed and built to last.
Traditional Crafts and the Environment
Denbury Homes never compromises on quality, seeking out craftsmen with traditional skills and appropriate materials to enhance its schemes. Handmade willow fencemaking and pargetting are just two of the many traditional skills the company has employed.
At the same time a Denbury home incorporates energy-saving features beyond the statutory requirements, reducing heat loss and the emission of greenhouse gases. Every property comes with its own independent energy audit.
Consideration for the environment plays a large part in the company's design concepts. Developments are attractive and desirable to live in. Trees and natural hedges are retained as boundaries; experts are consulted to assist where appropriate while additional planting is introduced to mature in keeping with existing surroundings.
The Denbury Homes approach is straightforward: to do what's right to the highest possible standards, the results of which are borne out in these photographs. Denbury Homes' rapid sales rates, often at premium prices, bears testament to their wide appeal to people from all age groups and backgrounds.
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