Abbots Gate, Bury St. Edmunds

SUBSTANTIAL, HIGH SPECIFICATION, NEWLY BUILT TOWNHOUSE. FEATURING THREE OFF-STREET PARKING SPACES AND WATER MEADOW VIEWS; CLOSE TO THE HISTORIC TOWN CENTRE.

Constructed by Propiteer Homes in 2025, this four bedroom townhouse has meticulously designed accommodation that spans four floors incorporating high energy efficiency standards. The large open-plan ground floor living area is subdivided into three zones comprising underfloor heating beneath the oak engineered floors. A bespoke kitchen painted in sea-salt grey revolves around a large island with work surfaces finished in quartz. High-end integrated appliances include oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, five ring induction hob - all by Bosch. A large separate utiltiy room includes a separate tumble dryer and washing machine - also by Bosch. Both have south-facing garden aspects and a range of bi-fold doors pull back to bring the outside in and connect the sun terrace. The scale and proportions are truly impressive at it continues through all levels of the home. The fully tiled spa-esque bathrooms are all en-suite and each has walk-in shower enclosures with underfloor heating throughout; the principal bedroom suite has a freestanding bath tub. Storage is in abundnace from the entrance hall through to each bedroom designed with fitted wardrobes. The window treatments showcasing garden and far-reaching water meadow views are fitted with a mic of privacy blinds and curtains throughout. The first floor has a capacious sitting room with an ajoining study and access to a large walk-in section.

The south-facing sun terrace to the rear with separate gated access is predominantly paved and laid to lawn while there is a useful garden store. A stand-out feature are the much coveted three allocated off-street parking spaces and at the same time a nearby water meadow trail conveniently connects with Westgate Street linking the town centre.

LOCATION:

31 Abbots Gate is conveniently located within the historic Cathedral town of Bury St. Edmunds and is situated in a highly desirable residential enclave on the edge of the town centre. The bars, restaurants and independent boutique shops of Abbeygate Street and the Market Square are nearby. They include Michelin star Pea Porridge, also featured in the Guide are Maison Bleue, Bellota and Lark. The country’s oldest surviving Regency playhouse, Theatre Royal, and the quaint Abbeygate Cinema, are both only a short stroll. Excellent A14 access to London, the heritage Suffolk coastline and beyond.