Houses For Sale in Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk
Having been recently completely refurbished to an extremely high standard we are delighted to offer to the market this stunning detached home in a plot approaching 1/3 an acre on one of Bury St Edmunds’ most highly regarded roads. Offering stylish and versatile accommodation, the property combin...
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Occupying a generous plot and offering a surprisingly versatile arrangement of accommodation, this detached home presents a wonderful opportunity for those seeking both space and flexibility, all within easy reach of the town centre. Internally, the accommodation is well balanced and arr...
Key features
- Detached home extending to approximately 1,615 sq. ft. of versatile accommodation, sitting on a 0.25 acre plot
- Attractive, mature plot with a generous rear garden enjoying a high degree of privacy
- Three well-proportioned bedrooms on the ground floor
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This attractive Georgian town house is centrally located in the medieval grid close to the Norman Tower and Cathedral. The four storey property is Grade II listed and offers versatile living space with spacious rooms. The property is overall around 2,271 square feet with two part entrance hall a...
The kitchen and snug open onto the garden through bi-fold doors, creating a bright heart to the home. A living room with bi-folds and a dining room offer further space to relax, while a study, utility and WC add convenience. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms - two with en suites - and a bathroom.
The Barmouth has five bedrooms, three bathrooms, an open-plan kitchen/dining/family room, and separate living and dining rooms. There’s scope for a home office, a guest bedroom, and a playroom. Bi-fold doors to the garden make the most of the outside space, too.
The Barmouth has five bedrooms, three bathrooms, an open-plan kitchen/dining/family room, and separate living and dining rooms. There’s scope for a home office, a guest bedroom, and a playroom. Bi-fold doors to the garden make the most of the outside space, too.
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An elegant and very well-presented early Victorian townhouse with a contemporary extension to the rear, standing in an excellent central location within the medieval grid. Entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/dining/family room and a cloakroom. Two cellar rooms. First and second ...
The Barmouth has five bedrooms, three bathrooms, an open-plan kitchen/dining/family room, and separate living and dining rooms. There’s scope for a home office, a guest bedroom, and a playroom. Bi-fold doors to the garden make the most of the outside space, too.
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CALLING ALL ROMANTICS, CUSTODIANS OF HISTORY AND THE CURIOUS AT HEART... this dreamy period home stands on the site of an 800-year old medieval hospital, located just outside one of four grand gates into the Bury St. Edmunds Abbey. Protected by a Pope and English royalty, this five-bedro...
The Whittlebury is a four-bedroom home with an open-plan kitchen/breakfast room. The living room is dual-aspect with bi-fold doors and a bay window. There's also a dining room, a utility room, a storage cupboard and a downstairs WC. Two of the four bedrooms are en suite.
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A substantially extended four/five-bedroom semi-detached home, thoughtfully designed to provide generous and versatile accommodation, ideally positioned on the popular Highbury Road.Having been significantly extended and improved by the current owner, this impressive family home offers an excelle...
Key features
- Thoughtfully & Substantially Extended Home
- Favoured West-Side Of The Town
- Open-Plan Kitchen-Diner With Velux Windows
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A beautifully presented 1920’s built four-bedroom semi-detached home with off street parking and within walking distance of the centre of Bury St Edmunds. Entrance hall, spacious open plan accommodation: kitchen/breakfast area, dining area, siting area, snug/playroom area, utili...
Key features
- A beautifully presented semi-detached home
- Within walking distance of the town centre
- Open plan ground floor accommodation
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Occupying a prominent position within one of Bury St Edmunds' most sought-after and historic streets, this charming period townhouse offers beautifully proportioned accommodation arranged over three floors, complemented by a secluded courtyard garden and detached garage. Rich in characte...
Key features
- Attractive period townhouse in a prime town-centre setting
- Characterful brick and flint elevations
- Approximately 1,690 sq.ft of accommodation
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Situated in the highly desirable Moreton Hall area, this beautifully presented five-bedroom detached townhouse offers spacious, energy-efficient living with excellent access to local amenities and the town centre. Built in 2022, the property benefits from traditional brick construction beneath a ...
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A meticulously renovated semi detached bay fronted Victorian Villa offering stylishly presented accommodation displaying elegant proportions complemented by enclosed west facing gardens. The property has been newly restored to a particularly high standard with some works including new flooring an...
Key features
- Meticulously renovated semi detached Victorian Villa
- Walled west facing gardens
- Reception hall
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An impressive and substantial Victorian townhouse occupying a prominent position on one of Bury St Edmunds' most sought-after roads, offering beautifully proportioned accommodation arranged over four floors and extending to approximately 1,800 sq.ft. Retaining a wealth of period characte...
Key features
- Victorian townhouse
- Accommodation over four floors
- Approximately 1,873 sq.ft.
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A most attractive Grade II Listed period home, understood to date from the 16th century, constructed of substantial timber frame beneath a peg tiled roofline, displaying distinctive pargetted elevations to the front. Believed to have originally formed part of a much larger medieval Hall ...
Key features
- Grade II Listed 16th century timber-framed period home
- Rich in character with exposed timbers, studwork and original features throughout
- Believed to have formed part of a substantial medieval Hall House
