School Road, Tunstall, Woodbridge, IP12

An Exquisite New Build Residence in a Sought-After Village Location Nestled on School Road in the picturesque village of Tunstall, "The Dowels" presents a rare opportunity to acquire a brand-new, three-bedroom detached bungalow, meticulously designed for modern living. This exceptional property combines contemporary comfort with the tranquillity of rural Suffolk, offering a truly desirable lifestyle.

Step inside and be greeted by the seamless luxury of underfloor heating throughout, ensuring a warm and inviting atmosphere in every season, efficiently powered by an oil-fired boiler. The interior boasts a superior finish, highlighted by elegant oak internal doors that provide a touch of timeless sophistication, complemented by stylish beechwood tread panels where applicable.
The thoughtful layout includes three well-proportioned bedrooms, with the master bedroom benefiting from a private en-suite, offering a luxurious and private retreat. The remaining bedrooms are spacious and versatile, perfect for family, guests, or a dedicated home office.
Externally, "The Dowels" excels in practicality and appeal. The property features extensive off-road parking for many cars, a significant advantage for families and visitors alike. A double detached rear garage provides parking or additional storage, while a separate garden shed caters to all your outdoor storage needs.

The crowning glory of this property is its south-facing garden. This sun-drenched space offers the perfect setting for outdoor entertaining, gardening, or simply relaxing and enjoying the peaceful village surroundings.
"The Dowels" is more than just a house; it's a meticulously crafted home designed for comfort, convenience, and contemporary living within the idyllic setting of Tunstall village.
An ideal residence for those seeking a modern, low-maintenance home in a beautiful and well-connected Suffolk village.


Tunstall is a charming village in Suffolk, England, located about seven miles north-east of Woodbridge and six miles inland from the coast. It sits in an area characterized by flat heathland and farmland, part of the wider Suffolk Coast & Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).
Tunstall is closely associated with Tunstall Forest, a large commercial forest managed by Forestry England. This forest offers a mix of coniferous plantations, broadleaved belts, and heathland, providing excellent opportunities for walking, cycling (including the 10-mile Viking Trail for mountain biking), and spotting wildlife like nightjars and woodlarks. Adjacent to the forest are Tunstall Common and Blaxhall Common, rare examples of the Suffolk Sandlings – ancient lowland heath that once covered much of East Suffolk. These commons are Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs) and are home to distinctive plant species like bell heather, as well as reptiles like common lizards and adders, and insects like the re-introduced silver-studded blue butterfly.
While a rural village, Tunstall has a good-sized settlement. It features a traditional pub, The Green Man, which often serves as a central hub. The village also has a Community Centre and a Parish Church, St Michael and All Angels. The church is particularly notable for its 14th and 15th-century architecture, two Norman doorways, and beautiful Georgian box pews within the nave. You can even find fascinating 200-year-old graffiti, including images of sailing ships, on a section of the west wall. Tunstall Common, a separate hamlet within the parish, also has a Baptist chapel.