414 houses for sale in Denham Eye

Guide ?685,000 - ?700,000 An impressive detached family house built by the highly regarded Hopkins Homes in 2006, occupying an attractive edge of village setting within grounds of approximately 1.3 acres. Offering over 2,500 sq ft of beautifully proportioned accommodation, the property combines spacious reception rooms, four generous double bedrooms and established gardens with adjoining paddocks, creating an excellent family home within one of north Suffolk's most popular villages.LocationStradbroke is a thriving Suffolk village offering an excellent range of everyday amenities, including a village shop, bakery, post office, library, medical centre, community centre, two public houses and a well-regarded leisure centre. The village also benefits from both primary and secondary schools, together with numerous sports clubs and community groups.The nearby market towns of Diss, Framlingham and Harleston provide a wider range of shopping and recreational facilities. Diss, approximately 11

A handsome late Victorian villa occupying an elevated and tucked away position in the heart of the historic market town of Eye. Offering a wealth of original character, generous and well-balanced accommodation, an impressive orangery-style garden room and a substantial detached studio. The property enjoys mature private gardens whilst being within easy walking distance of the town's excellent range of amenities. Council Tax: DLocationThe Mount occupies an enviable position within this small and pretty north Suffolk town, being just a short walk away from the shops and amenities. Eye offers a good range of day-to-day facilities including well regarded secondary schooling and is steeped in history with its castle mound and abbey remains. The surrounding countryside is attractive with many interesting country walks and the town is well place for access to the A140 with both Norwich and Ipswich around 25 miles away, Diss and its mainline railway station on the Norwich to London Liverpool S

Being Sold via Secure Sale online bidding. Situated in the heart of the historic and highly sought-after market town of Eye, this charming two-bedroom chalet bungalow offers a perfect blend of traditional character and modern versatility. Boasting a well-proportioned layout and presented in excellent decorative order, the property represents a fantastic opportunity for those seeking a peaceful yet well-connected lifestyle. The home is defined by its bright, airy interiors and a layout that maximizes every square foot of living space, making it equally suitable for those looking to downsize or for professionals seeking a stylish retreat in a picturesque Suffolk setting. Upon entering the property, you are greeted by a welcoming entrance hall that sets the tone for the rest of the home. The primary reception room serves as the heart of the house, featuring large windows that invite an abundance of natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The neutral colour palette and high

A charming three-bedroom semi-detached period home situated on the popular Roydon Road, within easy walking distance of Diss town centre and its excellent range of amenities. Dating from the late Victorian era, the property retains attractive character features including sash windows and a period fireplace, whilst offering well-proportioned accommodation throughout. The property benefits from two reception rooms, a kitchen with adjoining utility area, ground-floor shower room, family bathroom, and a mature rear garden with patio and lawned areas. Conveniently located for the mainline railway station, offering direct services to Norwich, Ipswich and London Liverpool Street.LocationRoydon Road is a popular residential location as it leads directly into the western side of the town centre where there is an excellent range of shops, public houses and restaurants. It is also home to the TW Gaze auction house which is open for viewings on Thursdays and Friday mornings. Diss has various facil

Harleston - 4.7 miles Bungay - 12.4 miles Southwold & The Coast 19.6 miles Norwich City & Airport- 25.2 miles Versatile, modern living and an abundance of character come together in this beautifully presented, link-detached, Victorian home, set in the heart of the desirable Suffolk village of Fressingfield. Internally the spacious accommodation boasts four generous bedrooms, two bathrooms, three reception rooms, delightful kitchen, utility and ground floor cloakroom. Outside the gardens echo the attention to detail inside and we find ample parking to the frontage with additional parking set directly opposite the home. Higglers briefly comprises: Entrance Hall Sitting Room Dining Room Family Room Kitchen/Breakfast Room Utility Room Cloakroom Master Bedroom Three Further Double Bedrooms Shower Room Bathroom Attractive Front Courtyard Gardens Off-Road Parking Enclosed Rear Gardens The Property Stepping through the entrance porch and pushing open the front door of the charming home, we are

A gardeners dream of a property! Superb, mature gardens with an array of planting, landscaping and a patio. 3 bedrooms. En-suite shower room and ground floor WC. Sitting room with open fireplace and patio doors onto a pretty courtyard. Fitted kitchen with opening to dining area. Ten minute walk to the station. Close to country walks and Frenze Beck Nature Reserve. *Viewing a must.*LocationThe property is positioned within a handy ten minute walk from Diss train station, which provides regular connections to Norwich, Ipswich and London. Diss is a pretty South Norfolk Market town, known for its character buildings and iconic Mere in the centre, which creates a beautiful focal point for the town. Diss is serviced by numerous independent shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants and other useful local businesses, along with national supermarkets which include B&M, Aldi, Tesco and Morrisons. The town straddles the Norfolk/Suffolk border and allows great access to the A140 and A143 along the stunning

GUIDE PRICE 350,000 - 360,000 * Situated in the highly desirable village of Stradbroke and tucked away from the main road, this bright, spacious, and beautifully presented detached bungalow offers an excellent blend of comfort and convenience. The property boasts a well-maintained private garden, along with the added benefits of off-street parking and a garage. Internally, the home opens into a welcoming entrance hall leading to a generously sized living room. The modern kitchen has been tastefully updated and flows seamlessly into a spacious dining area, with double patio doors opening onto the rear gardenperfect for entertaining or enjoying outdoor relaxation. The property continues with two large double bedrooms and a contemporary family bathroom fitted with a stylish three-piece suite. The master bedroom is particularly impressive, featuring a large en-suite with a walk-in shower, fitted wardrobes, and double doors leading directly to the garden, allowing for an abundance of natura

Attractive Grade II listed, part-thatch cottage. 3 bedrooms with box room. Spacious landing with study area. Plenty of character. Extended in past years resulting in 'old meets new' feel. Landscaped rear garden with patio. Gravel driveway and useful garage/workshop. Popular village. No onward chain.LocationHoxne is a popular village set at the gateway of the Waveney Valley. The village has a very active community which gives life to the village and supports the village shops, public house, church and village hall. Hoxne is well placed in Suffolk for access into the bustling market town of Diss, which has a main-line railway station with regular trains to London Liverpool Street taking around 90 minutes. The Heritage Coastline, with Southwold and Aldeburgh, is just 45 minutes away by car, and the beautiful Cathedral City of Norwich is roughly 25 miles away to the north. Norwich has an excellent range of shopping, schooling, entertainment, social and impressive dining options, as well as

A distinguished Grade II Listed 17th Century farmhouse with extensive accommodation extending to eight bedrooms, complemented by a detached two-bedroom cottage, a substantial 1,832 sq ft timber-framed barn, extensive outbuildings, equestrian facilities. There are also beautifully established gardens and grounds extending to approximately 6.3 acres (sts).LocationRushall is a rural South Norfolk village found just a few miles west of Harleston. Whilst the village is small, it has a local pub/restaurant and accommodation (The Half Moon Inn), with the neighbouring village of Dickleburgh providing support with a convenience store stocked with everyday essentials. Diss and Harleston are both in easy reach, with the former having national retailers and supermarkets including Aldi, Tesco and Morrisons. There is also a mainline railway station on the Norwich to London Liverpool Street line. Harleston is a small, yet pretty market town, with various Georgian buildings dotted through the centre,

A beautifully presented Grade II Listed thatched cottage full of charm and character, set in the popular village of Hoxne. Dating back to the 17th Century, this three-bedroom home includes a separate one bedroom annexe, detached double garage with cart lodge, and mature gardens extending to around 0.3 acres. A wonderful blend of period features and modern touches in a well-connected countryside setting. Council Tax: F EPC: GLocationSet amidst the tranquil countryside on the Norfolk/Suffolk border, Farm Cottage enjoys a peaceful position in Heckfield Green, a small rural hamlet forming part of the sought-after village of Hoxne. The village itself offers a friendly community, with essentials such as a primary school and local pub. A wider range of amenities can be found in the nearby towns of Eye, Diss and Harleston, including independent shops, caf?s, and well-regarded food specialists such as local bakers and butchers. Diss also offers a mainline railway station with regular services t

Tucked away in town with off-road parking and garden. Refurbished period cottage with living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bathroom. No onward chain.LocationLocation is a key consideration for any purchaser, and this delightful cottage is ideally positioned for town living. It enjoys the convenience of being within walking distance of a comprehensive range of amenities, whilst also benefiting from a tucked-away setting, offering a good degree of privacy away from passing traffic.The thriving market town of Diss provides an excellent selection of both independent and national retailers, along with a variety of leisure and sporting facilities, including golf, tennis, rugby, and football clubs. Educational provision is well catered for, with schooling available through to sixth form level, alongside a modern health centre.Diss is conveniently situated approximately midway between Norwich and Ipswich (both around 25 miles distant), with the historic town of Bury St Edmunds located approxim

Semi-detached 2 bedroom house. Ex-local authority benefiting from long rear garden. Generous frontage. Double glazing and storage heating, however requires modernisation. Field views to front. Popular village just a few miles from Eye. No onward chain.Location Occold is a popular village which has an active community and well regarded primary school. Close by is the small town of Eye which offers a good range of day-to-day facilities including well regarded secondary schooling and is steeped in history with its castle mound and abbey remains. The surrounding countryside is attractive with many interesting country walks and the town is well place for access to the A140 with both Norwich and Ipswich around 25 miles away, Diss and its mainline railway station on the Norwich to London Liverpool Street line (journey time to London 90 minutes) just 6 miles away and the Heritage Coast around Southwold, Aldeburgh and Walberswick within 40 minutes or so by car. Property An ex-local authority ho

Guide Price ?500,000 - ?525,000 A stylish and well-proportioned four-bedroom detached home, built in 2015 by a respected local builder, offering modern, flexible accommodation throughout. Featuring a high-spec kitchen, versatile second reception room, generous bedrooms including a large principal suite, and a beautifully established garden. Council Tax: E EPC: DLocationThe property is situated within the village of Thorndon, a popular and well-served village offering a public house, community shop, mobile post office, school, and church. It lies approximately 4.5 miles from Debenham, 13 miles from Stowmarket, and 8 miles from Diss. Nearby is the renowned Thornham Estate, extending to around 2,000 acres and offering approximately 12 miles of scenic walks through well-managed and diverse landscapes, including woodland, parkland, and farmland. Further amenities are available in the nearby town of Eye, located just 3 miles away, providing a range of local shops, medical and social faciliti

Guide: ?500,000 - ?525,000. Nestled in the charming village of Eye, The Rookery is a splendid Georgian house that offers a perfect blend of elegance and comfort. This impressive residence boasts five spacious plus 2 further attic bedrooms reception rooms, providing ample space for both relaxation and entertaining. Further garden land available by separate negotiation.LocationRookery House is within walking distance to the town centre, the primary school and church. The town is steeped in history and provides an interesting range of local shops and a wide array of social and medical facilities. Hartismere High School offers secondary education to sixth form level and is highly regarded. The town is also well located for access to the A140 just a mile or so away providing a direct route to Norwich and Ipswich, both around 25 miles distant. Just across the county border into Norfolk is the thriving market town of Diss providing local and national shopping, sporting and leisure facilities

A charming Grade II listed 15th-century farmhouse in the sought-after village of Thorndon, offering a blend of historic character and modern comfort. The property features original timbers, a crown post, and a characterful sitting room with an inglenook fireplace. Set within approximately 0.52 acres, it includes private gardens, outbuildings, a garage, and a productive kitchen garden with polytunnel. Well located for access to Diss, Stowmarket, and surrounding countryside, with good transport links and local amenities nearby.LocationPositioned within the well-regarded village of Thorndon, the property enjoys a setting within a community that offers a range of everyday amenities including a public house, village shop, mobile post office, primary school and church. The village lies approximately 4.5 miles from Debenham, 13 miles from Stowmarket and around 8 miles from Diss. Close by is the highly regarded Thornham Estate, extending to around 2,000 acres, with approximately 12 miles of sc

Attractive Grade II listed period farmhouse. 4 double bedrooms. Over 3,500 sq.ft of accommodation. Grounds extending to 1.2 ac. Large 36' garage/workshop. Two separate driveways front and rear. Abundance of original features and exposed timbers. Solar Panels helping towards lower energy bills. Village centre position.LocationThe house is located in Brockdish which is an attractive village found just off the A143, with a popular pub/restaurant (The Kings Head) and close proximity to access and walks along the pretty River Waveney. Brockdish is ideally placed between the market towns of Diss and Harleston and for those needing trips to London, there is a mainline rail service at Diss, with a journey to London Liverpool Street in around 90 minutes. The Suffolk coastline, along with its stunning destinations, including Southwold and Aldeburgh, is only 40 minutes away, with The Norfolk Broads a short distance away. Overall, this is a very attractive area, nestled on the borders of Norfolk a

An immaculately presented two double bedroom home, built in 2019 by a well-regarded local builder, forming part of an exclusive cul-de-sac in the sought-after village of Palgrave. Offering bright and modern open-plan living, a landscaped rear garden, and private driveway parking, the property is ideally positioned just one mile from Diss with its mainline rail links to London. Council Tax: B EPC: BLocationThe village of Palgrave offers a charming and well-regarded setting, centred around its picturesque Green, complete with a pond, primary school and parish church, which together create an attractive and traditional focal point within the community. Approximately one mile to the north lies the thriving South Norfolk market town of Diss, situated on the Norfolk/Suffolk border. Diss provides an excellent range of independent specialist shops and businesses, alongside three national supermarkets catering for everyday needs. The town is well served by highly regarded schools, a variety of

An immaculately presented two double bedroom home, built in 2019 by a well-regarded local builder, forming part of an exclusive cul-de-sac in the sought-after village of Palgrave. Offering bright and modern open-plan living, a landscaped rear garden, and private driveway parking, the property is ideally positioned just one mile from Diss with its mainline rail links to London.LocationThe village of Palgrave offers a charming and well-regarded setting, centred around its picturesque Green, complete with a pond, primary school and parish church, which together create an attractive and traditional focal point within the community. Approximately one mile to the north lies the thriving South Norfolk market town of Diss, situated on the Norfolk/Suffolk border. Diss provides an excellent range of independent specialist shops and businesses, alongside three national supermarkets catering for everyday needs. The town is well served by highly regarded schools, a variety of sporting and leisure f

Immaculately presented home offering spacious accommodation. 4/5 bedrooms. Living Room with bi-fold doors. Large, bright, modern kitchen/breakfast room. First floor with two large bedrooms, both with en-suite. Private gardens. Generous driveway for up to 6 cars and double-length garage/workshop.LocationField House Gardens is under 1 km from the shops and bustling market place in Diss. There is a pedestrian pathway through to the roads close to the train station, resulting in a short walk to the station, where Diss connects Norwich, and London Liverpool street within 90 minutes. The town is rich in history and centred around the Mere, a beautiful six acre lake offering a charming backdrop to everyday life. Diss provides an excellent range of shops, caf?s, pubs and restaurants to suit all tastes, along with a lively community spirit and plenty of sporting and social opportunities, including rugby, tennis, squash, bowls, football and cricket clubs. There is schooling up to sixth form leve

Guide Price ?600,000 - ?625,000 A substantial four-bedroom Victorian detached home positioned in the sought-after village of Fressingfield, offering a blend of period character and spacious, versatile accommodation. Features include two generous reception rooms with original fireplaces, a bright garden room, large fitted kitchen with Rangemaster cooker and butler sink, study/fifth bedroom, downstairs shower room, family bathroom and en-suite to the principal bedroom. Set within established gardens with private driveway, garage and ample parking. Conveniently located for Harleston, Diss mainline railway station with services to London Liverpool Street, and the Suffolk Heritage Coast including Southwold and Aldeburgh.LocationFressingfield is a vibrant village and very popular for a number of reasons, one of which is its good range of services, including village convenience store, public house (The Swan) and The Fox & Goose restaurant, village school, doctors surgery/medical centre and ot

A charming two-bedroom semi-detached clay lump cottage offering just over 760 sq ft of well-proportioned accommodation. The property combines character features with practical living space, benefits from off-road parking, and enjoys a low-maintenance rear garden that is a sun trap during the summer months. Council Tax: B EPC: DLocationThrandeston is an attractive rural village offering a peaceful setting without feeling remote. The nearby market town of Diss, approximately four miles away, provides an excellent range of local and national shopping, leisure and sporting facilities, along with a mainline railway station on the Norwich to London Liverpool Street line, with journey times of around 90 minutes. Bury St Edmunds is readily accessible via the A143 at approximately 17 miles, while the cities of Norwich and Ipswich are both within about 25 miles. As such, the property enjoys the balance of village living with convenient access to a wide range of amenities and transport links.Prop

Detached bungalow set in popular road in the town. Built circa 1930s. 3 bedrooms. Spacious living room. Kitchen/diner with supporting utility. Secondary WC. Landscaped frontage with lawn to rear. Driveway and carport.LocationLocated less than half a mile from Diss town centre, this South Norfolk border town offers a great range of local businesses, shops, cafes and restaurants, as well as supermarkets, primary and secondary schooling options, and useful transport links via rail into Norwich and London Liverpool Street. Diss is centred around the picturesque Mere, which is a focal point of the town and there are some great local nature walks too, with the nearby Lopham Fen and stunning Waveney Valley just a short distance away. The PropertyBuilt around the 1930s, this attractive bay fronted bungalow is set in a popular and handy area for access the shops and town centre. The property has a bright and inviting living room, which is dual aspect and a lovely place to sit and relax with fam

White Post Cottage is a period home set in a rural position with open views over surrounding farmland. Offering generous and flexible accommodation arranged over two floors, the property retains a number of character features, including exposed timbers and fireplaces. Whilst the cottage would now benefit from a programme of updating and modernisation, it presents an excellent opportunity for purchasers to enhance and reconfigure the layout to suit modern living requirements. The plot is a particular feature, extending to both sides of the property and incorporating parking, a garage/workshop and established gardens with countryside views.LocationThis cottage sits on the edge of the village of Fressingfield which is a very popular village offering a good range of local amenities including an expansive village store, doctors' surgery, schooling, public house and restaurant. Surrounding it is rolling Suffolk countryside offering a great many walks and for wider facilities the market town

Enjoying beautiful rural views and situated on the Laxfield Road on the edge of the desirable village of Fressingfield, this early 19th century detached period cottage is full of character and charm and features a large reception room, kitchen/dining room and three/four bedrooms. The cottage sits on a generous plot that extends to 0.2 Acres (stms) and enjoys two road entrances, one at the house and a second at the foot of the plot leading to the timber workshop/garage. The accommodation briefly comprises:- Entrance Hall Shower Room Sitting Room Kitchen/Dining Room Lean To Garden room First Floor Landing Bedroom Three Further Bedrooms (One leading to another) Outside Generous Gardens Extensive Rural Views Two Road Entrances Timber Workshop/Garage Parking The Property Entering the property via the front door that leads from the parking area, we are welcomed by the entrance hall where the character of the cottage and surprising amount of space is instantly apparent. Latch and brace doors

Refurbished and extended semi-detached house. 3 bedrooms. Ground floor shower room, first floor bathroom and en-suite. Generous gardens to front and rear. Ample driveway space. Rural location with field views to front and rear. No chain.LocationRushall is a rural South Norfolk village found just a few miles west of Harleston. Whilst the village is small, it has a local pub/restaurant and accommodation (The Half Moon Inn), with the neighbouring village of Dickleburgh providing support with a convenience store stocked with everyday essentials. Diss and Harleston are both in easy reach, with the former having national retailers and supermarkets including Aldi, tesco and Morrisons. There is also a mainline railway station on the Norwich to London Liverpool Street line. Harleston is a small, yet pretty market town, with various Georgian buildings dotted through the centre, along with numerous local shops, businesses and cafes and bistros. The town centre has a useful Co-op supermarket.The p