Cransford, Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP13

Exciting New Development Under Construction in Cransford.

This exclusive development features high-quality fixtures and only 5 plots, 3 of which remain available. Enquire now to reserve off-plan and take advantage of the opportunity to customise your home. Prices starting from £750,000 to £950,000.

Cransford Meadows is an exclusive development of just five individually crafted homes, nestled in a countryside setting on the edge of the charming village of Cransford. This exceptional collection combines the timeless appeal of traditional Suffolk architecture with the comfort, efficiency, and design excellence of modern living.

Each home at Cransford Meadows has been thoughtfully designed with a focus on space, light, and attention to detail. From classic-style kitchens with solid worktops and integrated appliances to luxurious bathrooms featuring spacious walk-in showers and rainfall fittings, every element has been carefully curated to offer both elegance and everyday practicality.

Each property enjoys generous private gardens—many of which are south-facing—alongside individual driveways leading to a double garage. Internally, the homes offer underfloor heating to the ground floor via air-source heat pumps, and integrated technology including electric car charging points, ensuring they are as sustainable as they are stylish.


Location

The site is situated in the small village of Cransford, a civil parish in the East Suffolk district of the English county of Suffolk.

The property lies on the outskirts of the historic market town of Framlingham, renowned for its Twelfth-Century Castle and Church, as well as Market Hill. It is surrounded by a variety of interesting independent shops and restaurants. Framlingham also hosts a twice-weekly market selling fresh fish, bread, fruit, and vegetables. The highly regarded Sir Robert Hitcham’s Primary School and Thomas Mills High School are both located in the town.

Suffolk’s Heritage Coast is just a short drive away, with the town of Woodbridge approximately 12 miles to the southeast and Aldeburgh about 13 miles to the northeast.

The county town of Ipswich lies some 20 miles to the southwest and has a mainline railway station with direct links to London Liverpool Street. Stations on the East Suffolk Line can also be found in Wickham Market, Melton, Woodbridge, and Saxmundham.

Ipswich benefits from excellent road commuter links, with both the A12 and A14 dual carriageways serving the town. The A14 provides access to Britain’s busiest container port, Felixstowe, located around 12 miles southeast, with Cambridge and the Midlands to the northwest. The A12 links Ipswich to Essex and London in the southwest.