Home 72, The Blyth is a beautiful 3-bedroom detached home with a garage and parking. Heated by an air source heat pump and underfloor heating to ground floor.

This home features a spacious kitchen and dining area with an L-shaped kitchen and a handy utility area adjoining with a rear door taking you to the garage. The living room leads to the rear garden through bifold doors.

Upstairs boasts two double bedrooms and one single bedroom, which could alternatively be used as a study. The Master bedroom has a large shower en suite and a double fitted wardrobe with sliding doors. Accompanying all the bedrooms is a good-sized bathroom.

We'll pay your Stamp duty if you reserve this home in January*
*Stamp duty paid or contribution offers are available on selected homes reserved in January 2026 for completions by 31st March 2026. Where exact values are stated, these are based on a purchase at full asking price. Unless otherwise stated, the offer of full Stamp duty paid is for first home Stamp duty only. If the Hopkins home purchased is not your only home, you will need to cover the additional Stamp duty incurred. Please speak to the Sales Consultant at the participating development for details of the applicable plots and the latest reservation date and legal completion date to which this offer can apply. Not available in conjunction with other offers and incentives. Images depict a typical Hopkins home/homes. Variations to the external design and landscaping may occur. Prices are correct at the time of distribution

*Images show an indicative interior

Estimated Completion Date - Winter 2025/26*

Key Information:

Tenure: Freehold

Predicted Energy Assessment: B

Council Tax Band: TBC

Estimated Estate Service Charge: £236.81

Estate Charge Review Period: Annual

Please note council tax bands are often not released by the local authority until the property is complete, further information will be provided once available. External images are CGI's and for indicative purposes only. Images are from previous Hopkins Homes show homes and are for guidance only and may not reflect exact specification.

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1. A house builder you can trust - we are a multi-award-winning house builder and are driven to build exceptional quality homes.

2. Modern homes with heritage at their heart - our homes are expertly designed to create contemporary houses using faultless housebuilding traditions.

3. Homes that stand the test of time - buying a brand-new home eliminates the cost and time of repairs and renovations.

4. Stress free living - our 10-year NHBC warranty and 2-year Hopkins Homes warranty offers you security you do not get when buying a second-hand property.

5. No chain - move into your Hopkins home as soon as it's ready.

6. Energy efficient living - the central heating in our homes is controlled via thermostatically controlled radiators.

7. Building new communities - our developments offer the chance to join a flourishing new community.

8. Homes that will last for generations - we create homes families are proud of and establish long lasting legacies in our communities.

9. A home to make your own - with our expansive interior specification choices.

10. Homes for everyone - from affordable starter homes to executive five-bedroom homes, we create houses for everybody.

About Bramford

Bramford, a pretty village located on the westerly outskirts of Ipswich, offers calming scenery within easy reach of town life. The village is known for its picturesque River Gipping, providing delightful riverside walks and opportunities for waterway enthusiasts. Bramford Meadows Local Nature Reserve serves as the starting point for walking routes, while the Suffolk Water Park offers fishing and a fantastic café. The village also boasts the historic Bramford Cock pub, built in the 15th century, and St Mary the Virgin Church, dating back to the 13th century.



Ipswich, just a short distance away, offers a vibrant town centre with a variety of dining options, shops, museums, and parks. Ipswich Marina, with its bars, cafés, and bistros, provides charming views over the marina. Festivals and events, such as the Ipswich Maritime Festival, add to the town's vibrant atmosphere. Further south, visitors can enjoy a day at Jimmy's Farm, home to various animal species, or explore Pin Mill, a National Trust location with stunning river views and picturesque walks.



Village life and public houses go hand in hand, and The Cock Inn and The Red Lion don't disappoint when it comes to the traditional English pub experience. Both establishments serve a menu packed with delicious dishes. The Cock Inn boasts a child-friendly beer garden while The Red Lion is part of the Greene King Group.



Education



Drayton is ideally placed for families with children. There are a number of preschools, nurseries and playgroups for babies and toddlers. Drayton Community Infant School welcomes children aged 4 to 7 and offers a Breakfast and an after-school club, as well as a range of extended clubs. Drayton C of E Junior School for pupils aged 7 to 11, was rated Good by Ofsted in 2018 and is within walking distance of Church Farm. As they move on to secondary school, nearby Taverham High School was also rated Good by Ofsted in 2018 and is only a 7-minute drive from Drayton. Langley Senior School and Sixth Form, an excellent independent school, was rated Good by Ofsted in 2019 and is a 34-minutue drive from Church Farm



Location



Norwich city centre is less than 15 minutes by car from Drayton and is also easy to reach on public transport thanks to the Yellow Line buses, which run every 20 minutes from the nearby bus stop. Norwich is bursting with character and charm; it is also home to a wonderful array of theatres, independent shops, cinemas and modern shopping malls.



Drayton is also a matter of minutes in the car from Norwich International Airport, ideal if you love to explore. Those looking for easy access to London are well-catered for too. London is around a 2.5-hour drive or under 2 hours by train from Norwich.