535 houses for sale in Belchamp St Paul Sudbury

Guide price 450,000 to 475,000. 3 St Peter's View is an established detached family home with an impressive extension to the rear and enjoys a peaceful location within this sought after North Essex village and the property offers stylish family accommodation with modern finishes throughout. A glazed and panelled door accesses the reception hall which has oak flooring, stairs rising to the galleried landing and doors to the reception rooms. The principal reception room is situated to the front of the property and has a dual aspect, wide oak flooring, detailed covings, a ceiling rose and an impressive fire place which has a carved stone surround and slate hearth. The heart of the house is formed by a particularly impressive kitchen/breakfast/family room which has oak flooring and is extensively fitted with a range of floor and wall mounted flush units with oak worktops, a large breakfast bar, range cooker and extractor hood above, tiled splashbacks, integral dishwasher and a one and half

Clare is an attractive and historic town boasting many fine examples of period architecture, a Priory, Norman Keep and the magnificent St. Peter and St. Paul Sudbury with its branch line commuter service to London Liverpool Street lies 8 miles to the east. Bury St Edmunds lies approximately 16 miles to the north, whilst Cambridge is 25 miles to the west. This charming meticulously presented Grade II Listed 17th century detached farmhouse enjoys expansive circa. 2.20 acre grounds and benefits from a 60 x 60 barn, double garage and home office and further benefits from stunning views over open countryside. INTERIOR The property is presented in meticulous condition and blends original period features with modern luxuries. HALLWAY a welcoming hallway with oak flooring and staircase leading to the first floor. Openings to: KITCHEN A stunning farmhouse kitchen with handmade Baker & Baker kitchen units under granite worktop, central preparation island, plenty of space for breakfast table and

Hillcrest is an established village property constructed in 2006 and enjoys a pleasant position with field views to the side and rear and offers well presented, versatile and spacious family accommodation. A door with a decorative glazed panel opens to a spacious reception hall which has stairs with a mahogany handrail with a useful cupboard space beneath, attractive panelling to dado height and doors to the kitchen and principal reception room. The principal reception room is situated to the rear of the property and is generously proportioned and of an 'L' shaped design with a window to the side elevation and a space adjacent that provides a dining area and a useful living space with French doors to the rear accessing the terrace and garden making the room ideal for family entertaining. The kitchen breakfast room is situated to the front of the property with a window on the front elevation and is extensively fitted with a range of floor and wall mounted units with a one and a half bow

Wixoe is a small hamlet on the Suffolk/Essex border, about 2 miles from the village of Stoke by Clare, 4 miles from Haverhill and 15 miles from the market town of Saffron Walden with direct commuter service to London Liverpool Street (52 mins) and easy access to West London (34 mins to Tottenham Hale then 15-20 mins via tube). This individual detached property is situated in a quiet village location backing onto countryside. The property offers light and spacious Scandinavian styled open-plan living accommodation with impressive high ceilings and quality finishes, whilst being set within mature gardens, incorporating a garage and workshop. In all about 0.25 of an acre. INTERIOR ENTRANCE HALL A spacious and welcoming entrance with cloaks cupboard, tiled floor and doors through to the SITTING ROOM A lovely light room with vaulted ceiling, engineered maple flooring, wood burning stove and bi-fold glazed doors leading through to the GARDEN ROOM Enjoying a double aspect outlook over the gar

LOCATION: Sudbury is a thriving market town surrounded in part by open farmland and countryside including the famous Water Meadows. The town has a wealth of amenities and facilities including a railway link to London's Liverpool Street. There is an excellent range of shops to cater for most everyday needs as well as a choice of pubs, restaurants, recreational and educational facilities. The nearby market towns of Colchester (15 miles) and Bury St Edmunds (18 miles) offer extensive amenities, the former providing a mainline station to London's Liverpool Street, serving the commuter. SUMMARY: Salters House is a well-presented detached home in a select gated environment, very convenient for the town centre. The well-proportioned living space is complemented by a charming walled garden, double garage and ample off-street parking. ENTRANCE HALL: A spacious area with a useful cupboard for coats and shoes off, staircase rising to first floor and large opening to: INNER HALL: With double doors

A substantial and impeccably presented village property that offers sumptuous and flexible family accommodation of an exceptionally versatile nature and is appointed to the highest of standards throughout. The property enjoys a particularly secluded and private position within this popular North Essex village. The property is entered by a grand entrance hall which has oak flooring and an oak staircase rising to the first floor galleried landing. The principal reception room is situated on the Southerly aspect of the property and benefits from a triple aspect enabling it to overlook the front and rear grounds. There is a substantial red brick fireplace with brick hearth and wood burning stove and a feature square arch gives way to French doors that access the rear terrace, making it ideal for large scale family entertaining. A panelled door from the reception hall accesses a spacious semi open plan snug/dining room which has a dual aspect giving views to the front and rear gardens with

This spacious detached property is situated in a quiet location on the outskirts of the village convenient for local amenities. The property offers tastefully presented living accommodation with a spacious and flexible layout set within mature gardens with ample parking and a double garage. ENTRANCE Into: ENTRANCE PORCH In turn leading to: HALLWAY A spacious and welcoming area with stairs rising to the first floor. SITTING ROOM 20' 0 x 10' 10 (6.1m x 3.3m) A triple aspect room with a brick fireplace and double doors opening onto the veranda and garden beyond. DINING ROOM 11' 9 x 10' 10 (3.58m x 3.3m) A spacious room with outlook to the side and open-plan through to the: KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM 23' 4 x 9' 8 (7.11m x 2.95m) This impressive space is extensively fitted with a range of units under worktops with a 1.5 bowl sink inset and instant boiling water tap. A large central island provides further storage and seating. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher, four ring induction hob,

No Onward Chain* Situated in the highly sought-after village of Gestingthorpe, this substantial detached residence offers exceptionally versatile and expansive accommodation, perfectly suited to multi-generational living. At the heart of the home lies a stunning open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area, beautifully designed to maximise natural light. This inviting space is enhanced by a central fireplace and French doors that open into an impressive garden room, where panoramic views across the surrounding grounds can be enjoyed year-round. The ground floor further benefits from a generous study, an additional kitchen area, boot room, cloakroom, and a welcoming entrance porch all thoughtfully arranged to support modern family life with both practicality and style. Upstairs, the main house features three well-proportioned double bedrooms, including a spacious principal suite with en-suite facilities. A contemporary family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms, alongside an additional

65 The Causeway is a delightful Victorian cottage enjoying a pleasant location within this popular and sought after North Essex village with attractive rural views to both the front and rear. The property has been exceptionally well cared for by the current owners and offers a unique blend of Victorian charm and contemporary modern design with a stunning extension to the rear. A solid oak door opens to the charming reception hall which has brick flooring, the original staircase rising to the first floor under which is a useful storage cupboard and room for coat and boot storage. A four panelled door accesses a cosy dining room which has a stainless steel cylindrical stove forming a focal point set within the fireplace and this is flanked by pine bookcases with drawers beneath and shelving to the other side of the fireplace, there is appealing brick flooring and a large casement window giving views to the front garden and countryside beyond. The kitchen is situated in the centre of the

Retire in Style to Hasells Courtyard A well presented two bedroom cottage with garage and garden. The property is located on a purpose-built retirement development for the over 55s. Management services are provided by Cognatum Estates, a not-for-profit organisation and one of the UK's leading companies in retirement housing. Hasells Courtyard comprises a small cluster of cottages around a central lawn with pretty flowerbeds. The buildings are in a traditional Suffolk style, with finely-detailed brick, rendered elevations and pantile roofs. Long Melford, with its long high street and thatched houses, is well known for its antique shops and also has plenty of good restaurants, hotels and a good-sized supermarket. Its famous village green is only a short walk from the estate, as is one of the country's finest parish churches, the Church of the Holy Trinity, with its Lady Chapel and almshouses. The villages historic wealth, generated by the wool trade, is emphasised by its having two state

Nestled within the charming village of Kedington, Suffolk, this beautifully presented three-bedroom home on Silver Street offers the perfect blend of comfort, practicality, and modern family living. Upon entering, you are welcomed by bright and inviting accommodation that immediately feels like home. The spacious living area provides an ideal setting for both relaxing evenings and entertaining guests, while the well-appointed kitchen/diner offers excellent workspace and storage for everyday family life. The Kitchen/Diner benefits from underfloor heating. The property benefits from three generously proportioned bedrooms, each offering a peaceful retreat filled with natural light. Two well-presented bathrooms provide added convenience for busy households, helping to make day-to-day living effortless. Outside, the delightful rear garden offers a private space to unwind, whether enjoying summer barbecues, gardening, or simply relaxing outdoors. The property is perfectly suited to families

A substantial period building which forms part of a former Hall House and is located in the heart of one of East Anglia's most highly regarded villages. The property now benefits from full planning permission to revert to a residential dwelling including the creation of a superb rear extension. Accommodation has been designed to include two reception rooms, a substantial entrance hall, an open plan kitchen/breakfast/family room and a utility and cloakroom. Upstairs are four bedrooms, principal with en-suite and dressing room) and a family bathroom. While the property now benefits from residential planning permission, the building is currently utilised as offices but would also suit retail use, a restaurant, residential etc. (subject to any necessary planning consents). There is the additional benefit of a generous west-facing private, enclosed rear garden and a double garage and off road parking. Offered with NO ONWARD CHAIN. A large handmade door with bevelled glass inserts opens to:

Stansfield is a pretty village with a public house, parish church and village hall, nestling in a deep valley surrounded by undulating farmland. The historic small town of Clare is about 4 miles south, whilst the Cathedral City of Bury St Edmunds is about 12 miles north. Cambridge is about 27 miles west and Stansted Airport is approximately 40 minutes' drive. A charming period cottage nestled in a quiet semi-rural location surrounded by countryside. The property enjoys an abundance of original character complemented by modern luxuries and is extremely well presented whilst enjoying the added benefit of being unlisted. INTERIOR Entrance into DINING ROOM with a charming red brick fireplace with a cast iron log burning stove inset, original beams, herringbone parquet floor and views out to the front. Through to the SITTING ROOM also with a red brick fireplace with log burning stove inset, original beams, herringbone parquet floor, double aspect views and French doors leading out to the re

Guide price 550,000 to 565,000. Cross Keys is an attractive Grade II listed attached village home, providing exceptionally well proportioned accommodation and displaying many fine architectural features including exposed frame and beams, vaulted ceiling with Crown post and substantial inglenook fireplace. The property is arranged around a central South facing courtyard which is accessed from both the kitchen and reception hall, and features highly flexible accommodation, combined with great character and practicality. Of particular note is the fine master bedroom with vaulted ceiling, the impressive contemporary kitchen/breakfast room with exposed brick and flint wall, the glazed reception hall which over looks the courtyard and extends over 8 meters in length and the wonderful sitting room fireplace. The property benefits immensely from a significant amount of parking (at a premium in Castle Hedingham), and is a short stroll from the primary school and village amenities including doct

Honeywood cottage is a substantial family home believed to date from the mid-Victorian period and offers versatile accommodation of a characterful nature with attractive features throughout and the property enjoys an exceptionally pleasant location on the periphery of this well sought after north Essex village. An oak framed porch accesses the front door which opens to the appealing reception hall which has an oak staircase rising to the first floor with panelling to the side, exposed timbers to the ceiling and glazed doors to the principal reception rooms. The sitting room is particularly well-proportioned and has French doors opening to the garden and features a heavily beamed ceiling and has an impressive red brick fireplace with oak lintel above and brick hearth and copper hood which provides an impressive focal point and there is a bay window to the front elevation and French doors with bevelled cut glass through to the impressive conservatory. Adjacent to the sitting room is a ch

LOCATION: Long Melford is a fine village characterised by its wide variety of architecture, shops and famous green dominated by the Holy Trinity Church (once described as the most moving parish church in England). The nearby market towns of Sudbury (3 miles) and the cathedral town of Bury St Edmunds (15 miles) offer a comprehensive range of facilities, the former with a commuter rail link to London Liverpool Street (90 minutes). SUMMARY: This charming period cottage occupies a lovely position at the top of Long Melford's famous village green, only a stone's throw away from the stunning Holy Trinity church. The property has been sympathetically re-furbished and now provides accommodation of considerable character over three floors that is further complemented by a 60ft long landscaped South-West facing garden and useful studio/summer house. The cottage has been successfully run as a holiday let and offers a viable investment with significant income potential but would equally serve beau

Guide price 800,000 to 825,000. Church Farmhouse is an attractive Grade II listed Georgian property with appealing proportions and features associated with the era. The property enjoys a pleasant location directly opposite the parish church and offers generous and stylish accommodation with a layout typically associated with this period. NO ONWARD CHAIN. A four-panelled door with a glazed aperture above opens to the impressive and inviting reception hall, which has exposed floorboards, the original staircase with panelling and a pine handrail rising to the galleried landing. The principal reception rooms are all accessed via the original four-panelled doors from the reception hall, and there is a rear door which is part-glazed, giving views to the delightful garden. The drawing room is situated on the front elevation of the property and is beautifully proportioned, has a dual aspect, picture rail, exposed floorboards, an attractive fireplace with a tiled hearth, flanked by a pair of bo

Augusta House is quite simply one of the most attractive and iconic buildings of Castle Hedingham. Originating from the eighteenth century (and possibly earlier), the building which is in red brick, has a wonderful five range window fenestration and delightful pediment with fanlight, elements quintessentially Georgian. NO ONWARD CHAIN. The formal layout of elegant and light filled individual rooms with large sash windows is typical of the era, and there is delightful detail including elaborate plaster work to the ceilings and panelling to walls. The hallway and staircase emphatically set the scene for this superb house, which is imbued with excellently proportioned rooms amplified in size by the impressive ceiling heights. Overall, the property provides approximately 3500sqft of accommodation including a large cellar which has natural ventilation and light. The plot extends to an impressive 0.26 of an acre (approximately), and the walled rear garden, which is very pleasantly private, b

This attractive and charming, Grade II Listed cottage is situated in the heart of Long Melford. The property itself offers well-appointed accommodation and affords a delightful South-facing Garden. No onward chain. Front door leading to:- SITTING ROOM: 13'11 x 12'7 (4.24m x 3.84m) A gas fireplace with brick surround and oak mantle creates the main focal point of the room. Large recess storage area, and exposed timbers. Views to the front and door to:- KITCHEN/DINING ROOM: 15'0 x 12'10 (4.57m x 3.91m) A large, light room fitted with range of shaker wall and base units with a wood effect worktop incorporating a stainless-steel sink unit with single drainer. Plumbing for washing machine and space for further white goods. External door providing access to the garden and stairs rising to the first floor. First floor LANDING: With large airing cupboard and access to loft storage space. Doors to:- BEDROOM 1: 14'9 x 12'8 (4.50m x 3.86m) A large room with delightful sash window providing views

Birdbrook is an attractive village on the Suffolk/Essex border enjoying local amenities including St. Augustine of Canterbury church, village hall, bowls club and several community clubs. Wider facilities are available in the nearby medieval market town of Clare approximately 5.5 miles), Saffron Walden (approximately 13 miles) and the high-tech university City of Cambridge (approximately 22 miles) with its comprehensive cultural, recreational and shopping facilities. Furthermore, there are a variety schools in the area including renowned independent schools in Stoke By Clare, Saffron Walden, Barnardiston and Cambridge. For the commuter,Stansted Airport is approximately 21 miles, whilst mainline rail services are available at Audley End (16 miles) with services to London Liverpool Street station, for which the travel time is as little as 49 minutes. This charming and beautifully presented two bedroom terrace cottage, situated in a quiet village location within a short walk of the Public

This charming three-bedroom cottage enjoy and central position in the popular village of Long Melford, each of the bedrooms are of a generous size with a light double width principal reception room with kitchen abutting a private westerly facing rear garden. The Property To the ground floor you are initially greeted by a wonderfully light reception room that stretches across the front of the cottage with two windows filling the room with natural light. This room is finished with a light flagstone floor with an attractive fireplace that could be reinstated and stair case leading to first floor. To the back you will find a very well equipped shaker kitchen overlooking the rear garden with neighbouring utility cloakroom. Tow the first floor are two double bedrooms and a third single bedroom currently utilised as a home office serviced by a three piece family bathroom that includes a bath with overhead shower and tasteful stone tiling. Outside To the immediate rear of the property is a ter

Hundon is a popular village with pub and Parish church, together with a primary school and village shop. It stands about 3 miles north of the historic small town of Clare, which provides a good range of day to day amenities including a doctor's surgery, post office, chemist and various shops and public houses. A wider range of facilities can be found in Haverhill (5 miles away), Bury St Edmunds 16 miles and Cambridge 23 miles. A superbly positioned and extremely well appointed spacious country home with an impressive detached Annexe offering a clever blend of original character and modern contemporary architecture to create a stylish and versatile property situated in a gloriously tranquil rural setting in grounds around 0.7 acres surrounded by countryside. INTERIOR Hill House is a wonderful period property dating back to the Victorian era with a substantial and sympathetic extension completed by the current owners in around 2008. The versatility of this family home has been significan

Welcome to Windmill Rise, Hundon, Sudbury - a charming village location offering the perfect blend of countryside tranquillity and modern living. This link-detached house has been recently renovated to provide a comfortable and stylish living space. As you step inside, you are greeted by two inviting reception rooms, ideal for entertaining guests or simply relaxing with your loved ones. The property boasts four spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms offering plenty of space for a growing family or accommodating guests. The resin driveway provides parking for up to four vehicles, ensuring convenience for you and your visitors. To the rear you can also enjoy a fully enclosed rear garden allowing space to relax and enjoy. Don't miss the opportunity to make this house your home and experience the joys of village living with a touch of modern luxury. Agent s Note: Please be aware that images of the property may have been digitally enhanced, edited, or staged using artificial intelligence, and

DESCRIPTION: Built in the early 1900s, the property was renovated and converted by local architects in 1960s to create this wonderful four bedroom detached family home, sitting within established ground of 1.09 acres, in a secluded rural position. Surrounding the property are fantastic rolling countryside views and being set back on a private lane, buyers could not wish for a quieter setting. BOOT ROOM: An inviting space with room for shoes and coats, finished with a tiled floor that continues throughout the ground floor and coconut matting with door leading to: HALL: Staircase leading to first floor galleried landing and opening leading to: SITTING ROOM: A wonderfully light double aspect room with french doors leading to a side terrace with central fireplace and open fire, leading onto: DINING ROOM: A particularly elegant room with four windows overlooking the front garden with two feature fireplaces that could be opened up to incorporate open fireplaces or log burners, with openings

Ashgrove is a stunning detached family home enjoying a beautiful setting along a no through road and has attractive brick and flint elevations and dates from the Victorian era with a substantial later addition. The property offers exceptionally versatile and stylish family accommodation with a beautiful mix of character features and modern finishes. A glazed and panelled arch top door opens to the reception hall which has an impressive mahogany staircase with half landing rising to the first floor, a mahogany handrail, tiled floor and an attractive beamed ceiling. The principal reception room is situated on the southerly side of the property and is an exceptionally well-proportioned room and benefits from a dual aspect with French doors accessing a superb 'Amdega' conservatory. There is a bespoke range of maple bookcases and an impressive fireplace with a painted sandstone surround and a stone hearth with an inset woodburning stove. There are two glazed pocket doors that access a parti