Plot 3 Brettenham Grove, Brettenham

Brettenham Grove is the perfect rural retreat set in Stunning Suffolk Countryside...

Plot 3 is an outstanding four bedroom country home, with double garage, features an impressive sitting room with double-doors into the open-plan kitchen / dining area, where bi-folding doors open directly onto the generous rear garden.
You’ll also find a utility room and pantry with convenient outdoor access, and a perfect dining room or study room with wide bay window for extra daylight.
Upstairs, the property boasts four good sized bedrooms, two of which have en-suites, and a luxury family bathroom.

These outstanding new homes enjoy an exceptional position in the rural gem of Brettenham. Surrounded by rolling fields, residents of these wonderful homes will be able to relax in their own piece of the charming Suffolk countryside, mid-way between the historic market towns of Bury St Edmunds and Ipswich. The village community has a small but inclusive feel, centred around rows of picturesque cottages, a 14th-century church and the Village Hall – home to a range of activities and special seasonal get-togethers. The nearest post office and convenience store is around three miles away in the neighbouring village of Hitcham,
or you could make a short four-mile trip to the Co-op supermarket in historic Lavenham.
A wider range of stores, such as Waitrose and Lidl are available in the market towns of Sudbury, Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket.

Lavenham may be your first port of call for a quality meal out, home as it is to numerous restaurants, upmarket pubs and well-heeled tea rooms. The Swan Hotel is famed for its fine dining menus and luxurious afternoon teas – served in a stunning medieval hall – while you'll also find cuisine of an equally exceptional standard at The Angel Hotel, The Great House and Number Ten Wine Bar & Kitchen. With every eatery housed in authentic surroundings – and the whole village a living example of magical ancient architecture, with walking tours of its medieval and Tudor history – Lavenham is worth a whole day out in itself.

Likewise, the modern amenities, shops and leisure opportunities of bustling towns are always close by. Around nine miles away, Stowmarket is home to another range of high-quality eateries, several supermarkets, Regal Theatre and the John Peel Centre for the Performing Arts, while Bury St Edmunds – just 11 miles to the North and famed for its beautiful cathedral, vast abbey ruins, Theatre Royal and Greene King Brewery – also hosts
numerous quality high street brands, household names and fashionable boutiques amongst its historic streets and contemporary Arc shopping centre. Meanwhile Ipswich's modern shopping centres, marina bars and eateries, numerous theatres and cinemas, Christchurch Park and Mansion house are just 18 miles East.

If you’re looking for exercise opportunities above and beyond relaxing countryside walks, this part of Suffolk is host to a wide variety of sports and leisure facilities to take advantage of. Stowmarket Golf Club is just 10 minutes away by car, has a pretty parkland course with lovely views, high-quality greens, varied holes suit both low and high handcappers and a grass driving area – while the greens, fairways and panoramic views Hintlesham and Brett Vale Golf Clubs are 12 and 15 miles away respectively. Athletes will be pleased to note The Athletics Arena at Abbeycroft Leisure in Bury St Edmunds – as well as a number of quality gyms such as the Bannatynes Health Centre and Spa on Horringer Road. Nearby, the renowned Old Buckenham Hall school, which has occupied the site of Old Brettenham Hall since 1956, is home to Brettenham Village Cricket Club.

Connections-
You can reach the A134 in seven miles, where you can then head south to Sudbury and Colchester, or north to Bury St Edmunds and onwards to Thetford. At Bury St Edmunds, you can pick up the A14 towards Newmarket, Cambridge and the Midlands, while at Sudbury, the A131 offers a direct route towards Braintree or Chelmsford.
Around 10 miles to the east, with junctions for Stowmarket and Ipswich, the A14 is the fastest route to Felixstowe and the connection with the A12 northbound– for all the picturesque towns and villages amongst Suffolk’s stunning nature reserves and coastline. With the A134 connecting with the A12 at Colchester, you can also reach Stratford in around 1hr 40mins, and central London in around 2 hours. The nearest train station is in Stowmarket, from where regular services run to Newmarket, Cambridge, Norwich, Colchester, Chelmsford, London and Ipswich, where you can change for the scenic Suffolk coastal branch line.

Please note some internal images are taken from plot 2 which is a similar house type.
Build completion anticipated for October 2025.

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