3,113 properties for sale in IP23

Set in an unspoilt quiet position in nearly 2 acres. Beautifully timbered Grade II Listed farmhouse 2 receptions, farmhouse kitchen, landing, 5 bedrooms, 3 bath/shower rooms. 2 Storey granary barn, set within 0.693ha (1.71ac).Location When buying a house, the location is one of the key issues and there are few which would beat Great Green, Thrandeston. This is a largely untouched area unspoilt by modernisation, but is at the same time very accessible; both the A140 and A143 are within easy reach giving swift routes to Norwich, Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds and the A11 corridor. For those hankering after the sea, the Heritage Coastline around Southwold, Aldeburgh and Walberswick is only 45 minutes or so by car. The commuter (or just an avid London shopper) is catered for with a mainline railway station at Diss just 4 miles away, with regular trains to Liverpool Street in just 90 minutes or so. The Property Abbey Farm is Listed as Grade II indicating a property of architectural or historical

Located within a small sought-after residential development, this property enjoys a convenient position close to the heart of Diss. The town offers an excellent selection of independent and national retailers, cafs, restaurants, schools, and everyday amenities, whilst the mainline railway station provides regular services to Norwich and London Liverpool Street. Combining excellent connectivity with the charm and character of a traditional market town, Diss remains a highly desirable place to call home. This well-presented three-bedroom end-terraced home offers spacious and practical accommodation, ideal for first-time buyers, growing families, or those seeking excellent access to local amenities and transport links. The accommodation is arranged over two floors and begins with a welcoming entrance hall, leading through to a generous open-plan sitting/dining room. A bright and sociable space, it benefits from French doors opening onto the rear garden, creating an ideal environment for b

A fine period house set on the outskirts of Weybread, 20 minutes from Diss where there are national supermarkets, shops, leisure facilities, schooling and a mainline railway with a direct line to London Liverpool Street. Here is an opportunity to restore a fine English house with grounds extending to 2.83 ac and outbuildings. There is also a separate parcel of woodland on the opposite side of the road extending to 1.73 ac, which is available by separate negotiation.LocationRookery Farmhouse combines that wonderful combination of privacy, being nestled amongst the trees, with easy access to wider facilities. It is set within the parish of Weybread but a little way out of the village on the borders of Suffolk with Norfolk within the Waveney Valley. There is just a scattering of houses within earshot, yet the vibrant market town of Harleston is just 3 miles away with its range of boutique shops and eateries.For the commuter there is a mainline rail service at Diss just 20 minutes drive wi

Experience the perfect blend of rural tranquillity and convenient access with this stunning property. Nestled within unspoilt surrounding countryside, this home offers a peaceful retreat set on a quiet country lane. Located near The Fen, a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest, the property provides access to the beautiful borderlands of Norfolk and Suffolk along the River Little Ouse. With an abundance of countryside walks on your doorstep, the natural surroundings of Blo Norton-an attractive village on the North Suffolk border-can be fully enjoyed. The historic market town of Diss lies just seven miles to the east, offering a wide range of amenities including shops, schools, and a mainline railway station with direct services to London and Norwich. This property truly combines a serene rural lifestyle with excellent connectivity. The ground floor of this characterful semi-detached home comprises an inviting entrance hall and a spacious, extended open-plan modern kitchen/livi

Character cottage within the popular Suffolk village of Rickinghall. Short walk to amenities, including a Co-op supermarket. 3 bedrooms, 2 reception rooms. Driveway. Front and rear gardens. No onward chain.LocationFound in the popular and well served Suffolk village of Rickinghall, Corner Cottage is located on the junction with Rectory Hill and just a short walk from a Co-op supermarket in neighbouring Botesdale. The villages link to each other and are a fine example of a quintessential Suffolk village, both with a mix of character and period properties which run through from one end to the other. Combined, the villages have all the facilities you would expect, including a health centre, public houses, primary schooling and churches. The location is ideal for commuting to Diss and Bury St Edmunds, as the A143 can be joined at the end of the village. The PropertyOriginal features are plentiful within the cottage, from an open working fireplace, and original internal doors, to wood floor

This two bedroom semi detached bungalow is situated within walking distance of amenities as well as bus routes to Norwich city centre. An entrance porch gives access to the bungalow which leads to a large replaced kitchen with a good range of storage cupboards. The living room is of a most generous size with a brick fireplace and inset electric fire. An inner hall gives access to two double bedrooms as well as a replaced bathroom suite. Externally, the property is approached via a hard standing driveway giving off road parking for multiple vehicles and leads to a single garage with up and over door. The main gardens lie to rear of the property being predominantly laid to lawn and fully enclosed with panelled fencing. AGENTS NOTE: The property shows evidence of external cracking, which may be indicative of movement. Prospective buyers are advised to undertake their own investigations to establish the cause and extent of the cracking and any remedial works that may be required. SERVICES:

Being Sold via Secure Sale online bidding. Terms & Conditions apply. Well located within Brockdish, the property enjoys a central situation within the village set back from the road upon a pleasing, prominent and elevated position. Brockdish is a traditional rural but yet not isolated village having been bypassed a number of years ago and found on the north Suffolk borders. Over the years the village has proved to have been a popular and sought after location offering an attractive assortment of many period and modern properties whilst still retaining a strong and active local community with the benefit of a well regarded public house, fine church and transport links. A more extensive range of amenities and facilities can be found within the market town of Diss lying some six miles to the east with the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Additionally Harleston is within short proximity lying three miles to the north

Situation Set well back from the road upon an individual position the property is found to the east of the village and benefits from being located in a rural but yet not isolated situation closely surrounded by the open countryside. The traditional and attractive village offers a beautiful assortment of many period properties whilst retaining a strong and active local community with a good infrastructure. A fine church centrally positioned within the village is believed to date back to the 12th century and lies opposite the public house. Recent lottery funding has provided a new and impressive village community centre and for a further extensive range of day to day amenities and facilities can be found some 5 or so miles to the south within the historic market town of Diss. Having the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London, Liverpool Street and Norwich. Description Thought to have been built in the 1960s, this individually designed and built bungal

A substantial and beautifully appointed family home, offering an exceptional combination of space, energy efficiency and far-reaching countryside views. Set in an enviable position with an outlook across the Waveney Valley, this impressive detached residence provides approximately 4,000 sq ft (stms) of versatile accommodation, arranged over two floors and designed with modern family life and entertaining very much in mind. Sitting within a generous plot of approximately half an acre (stms), the property combines an impressive amount of internal space with excellent outdoor areas, extensive parking and superb energy credentials. At the heart of the home is the remarkable 35ft kitchen and dining room, creating a wonderful social hub with a high-specification kitchen, large central island and a seamless connection through to the conservatory. This is a space designed for bringing people together, with ample room for sizeable family gatherings and entertaining. From here, concertina doors

Set within approximately three acres of beautifully curated grounds, Oakley is a home of rare distinction. An exceptional country residence that perfectly balances striking contemporary design with the privacy and tranquillity of its historic setting. Built on the site of the former rectory, this remarkable home offers a sense of heritage while delivering a level of finish and specification that is unmistakably modern and undeniably luxurious. Approached via a sweeping tree-lined driveway, the sense of arrival here is immediate. The property sits proudly within its grounds, surrounded by mature trees, landscaped gardens and far-reaching views across open countryside. From every angle, Oakley has been designed to embrace its setting, offering complete seclusion while remaining incredibly well connected. Step inside and the standard of finish is instantly apparent. Every detail has been meticulously considered, resulting in interiors that feel both refined and effortlessly liveable. The

Situated east of the town centre, this property is just a short walk from the high street. Over the years Champneys Road has proved to have been a popular and sought-after residential area, consisting of similar attractive properties built in the 1970s and 80s on spacious plots set off a no-through road. The historic and thriving market town of Diss, located on the south Norfolk border within the beautiful Waveney Valley, provides a diverse range of amenities. The mainline railway station, less than a 10-minute walk away, offers direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. This beautifully presented 3-bedroom semi-detached home was built in the 1970s and is of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction, with modern UPVC double-glazed windows and doors throughout, and heated by a gas combination boiler (installed some 2 years ago) with central heating via radiators. In Latter years the house has been significantly extended and enhanced, creating approximately 1003 s

Being Sold via Secure Sale online bidding. Terms & Conditions apply The historic market town of Harleston is set in the picturesque Waveney Valley and offering a beautiful assortment of many historic buildings and fine church. The town benefits from excellent local schooling and boasts a wide range of day to day amenities, including independent shops, supermarket (with second supermarket proposed) a doctor's surgery, chemist, delicatessen, gym, public houses and several coffee shops. Harleston's popular Wednesday market adds to its vibrant appeal. For the commuter, the nearby town of Diss (just a 15-minute drive away) provides a direct train line to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Located within a quiet cul-de-sac, this detached bungalow, which is brought to the market with no onward chain, offers versatile and well-proportioned accommodation. The property features two double bedrooms, a spacious kitchen/diner with ample storage and a useful pantry, as well as a separate living ro

Beautifully presented throughout, this four-bedroom detached home combines generous living space, stylish interiors and a practical family layout within the popular Tharston Meadows development. Built in 2019, the property retains a fresh, contemporary feel, with beautifully maintained interiors complemented by driveway parking, a garage and an electric vehicle charging point. The spacious entrance hall makes a welcoming first impression, with proportions that are particularly generous for a modern home. This sense of space continues onto the first-floor landing, giving both levels an open and airy feel. At the rear, the impressive open-plan kitchen, dining and family room forms the heart of the home. The fitted kitchen incorporates a useful utility area, while the room offers ample space for a dining table and relaxed seating. Glazed doors open directly onto the patio, connecting this sociable living space with the garden beyond. A separate, generously proportioned sitting room provid

Guide price 300,000-325,000. Beautifully extended bungalow with countryside views and landscaped garden. Situated within the popular village of Denton, conveniently positioned between Bungay and Harleston, this beautifully presented three bedroom detached bungalow offers spacious and stylish accommodation in a peaceful countryside setting. The property has been thoughtfully improved and extended to create a bright and modern home, ideal for families, couples or those seeking single storey living with generous internal and external space. The accommodation begins with an entrance porch providing useful built in storage, leading through to a contemporary fitted kitchen with ample cupboard and worktop space. The kitchen is well arranged for modern living and connects seamlessly with the rest of the home. At the rear of the property is the impressive sitting and dining room, a superb open living space featuring a roof lantern and bi-folding doors opening directly onto the garden, allowing

Surrounded by its own land and extending to circa 4.5 acres (stms), Park Farm Barn is a substantial detached barn conversion offering 5277 sq. ft. of accommodation, combining character, scale and exceptional lifestyle appeal. Set within an established setting, Park Farm Barn is a home that offers both immediate presence and long-term potential. The approach, via an extensive driveway with turning circle, creates a strong sense of arrival. As you enter, the setting reflects a small cluster of neighbouring homes typical of this part of the countryside; however, once within the grounds, the orientation of the barn ensures that the gardens and rear outlook feel private and undisturbed, with open views across its own land. While the property would now benefit from a programme of modernisation, the underlying qualities are undeniable. The scale, proportions and layout provide a compelling foundation for a buyer to create a truly exceptional home, tailored entirely to their own style and requ

This impressive mid 19th century Grade II listed home in the heart of this sought after village, offers a wonderful combination of period character, generous accommodation and an enviable village setting. With its handsome double fronted appearance, flexible living spaces and attractive views towards the church, this is a home with real presence and charm. The accommodation is both spacious and versatile, beginning with an entrance hall and cloakroom before opening into a particularly generous double fronted sitting room. A separate snug provides a more intimate reception space, while the dining room is ideal for entertaining and family meals. The kitchen is complemented by a conservatory overlooking the rear garden, creating an attractive connection between the house and outside space. Upstairs, there are three double bedrooms, providing excellent space for families, guests or home working. A bathroom and separate shower room add further practicality, while the proportions and layout

Non-estate position with countryside views to front and rear. Spacious kitchen/diner. Living room with wood burner. 4/5 bedrooms. Bathroom and en-suite. Ample parking. Property requires ongoing work, however, represents an exciting project. No onward chain.LocationThe Breckland village of Kenninghall is picturesque and has a variety of period and character buildings dotted along West and East Church Street, along with more modern properties closer to the primary school. There is a station on the Norwich to Ely/Cambridge rail line at neighbouring Eccles Road and just a few miles further west is access onto the A11 dual carriageway, providing access into Norwich and out of the county. The historic and cultural 'fine' city of Norwich is roughly 20 miles from Kenninghall, and offers a wide range of shopping, entertainment and educational facilities. To the north west of the city is an international airport; the superb North Norfolk coast is also within a 30 mile drive from the City. The pr

Situation Set back from The Green, this property offers beautiful far reaching views over unspoilt rural countryside surrounding the village. The property boasts a superb and tranquil position, set back from the road and approach via private driveway serving just two other properties. Mellis has long been a sought-after location on the north Suffolk border, neighbouring Yaxley and surrounded by picturesque rural countryside near the Waveney Valley. The village maintains excellent local amenities, including a well-regarded primary school and local public house within walking distance. The historic market town of Diss is just 7 miles south, offering extensive shopping, dining, and services, plus a mainline railway station with regular direct trains to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Description This substantial and spacious five-bedroom detached house was individually designed and built in the late 1980s and is of traditional construction. In the early 1990s, the property underwent

Located within the heart of this tranquil market town, the property enjoys a most pleasing position predominantly surrounded by similar attractive period properties along Lowgate Street. As such, the cottage is within a short stroll from the many amenities and facilities the town has to offer. The historic and market town of Eye is situated on the North Suffolk borders within the beautiful countryside surrounding the Waveney Valley, the town offers an extensive and diverse range of many day to day amenities and facilities whilst being just 8 miles to the south of Diss. This two bedroom mid-terrace cottage occupies an excellent position within the heart of the popular town of Eye and within walking distance to amenities. The property is of traditional brick construction benefitting from upvc double glazing throughout and gas central heating. The accommodation extends to approximately 500 square feet with the ground floor offering an entrance porch leading into a well proportioned sittin

Living in Yaxley offers the best of both worlds - a picturesque and unspoilt village setting with period properties, a local pub, and a village church, while still enjoying the advantages of being near Mellis with its excellent schooling. The village's proximity to the A140 and its accessibility to Diss and its amenities, including a mainline railway station, make it an ideal location for those seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle without sacrificing convenience and connectivity to the wider region. Residents can enjoy a serene lifestyle while still benefiting from essential amenities and easy access to surrounding areas. The location of this home is conveniently located close to the A140 with Ipswich and Norwich being 20 and 25 miles aware respectively. Built in the 1970s of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction, this detached house measures over 1000 square feet and provides well-proportioned accommodation. In recent years, this detached family home has been upgraded by

Found in one of the most charming locations within Eye, this wonderfully cute cottage is positioned on a small side street surrounded by other characterful properties. A gentle stroll into the heart of the town will land you at the doorsteps of a wide range of amenities such as two local co-operative stores that offer essentials and more, while the popular Tudor Bakehouse provides freshly baked bread, treats and pastries. For more social occasions theres also the local hotspot of Cafeye/Bar 14 which offers a ground floor caf and restaurant during the day and then an upstairs cocktail lounge in the evenings. The historic market town of Diss is found four miles to the north, here you will find a more extensive range of amenities and facilities with the benefit of a mainline railway station providing regular direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Tucked away in a quintessential Suffolk setting, this beautifully presented pink cottage offers a perfect blend of character, c

One of the most important factors with any property is its position and this property occupies an outstanding situation, and entertaining tranquil and rural views over the idyllic and unspoilt countryside. Lying towards the outskirts of the town centre the property is within easy reach of Eye. The historic market town is situated on the north Suffolk borders and offers a beautiful assortment of many historic and attractive properties whilst retaining a strong and active local community helped by having a variety of day-to-day amenities and facilities. The larger market town of Diss is located 7 miles to the north and offers a more extensive and diverse range of day to day amenities and facilities alongside a mainline railway station with regular/ direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The property comprises a substantial four bedroom detached house of brick and block cavity wall construction, with silicone rendered elevations in polar white under a pitched slate roof a

Situation Tucked away on the outskirts of town, this property enjoys a peaceful, secluded setting without feeling isolated, surrounded by the idyllic countryside of the Waveney Valley. The sought after market town of Eye is found on the north Suffolk borders and offers a beautiful assortment of many historic and attractive buildings including Eye castle dating back to 1066. The town still offers an excellent range of day to day amenities and facilities with a strong and active local community. The historic market town of Diss lies six miles to the north and offers a more extensive range of amenities and facilities along with a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich Description This individually designed two-bedroom detached bungalow is believed to date back to the 1950s, and of traditional construction, with colour-wash elevations beneath a pitched interlocking tiled roof, complemented by double-glazed windows and doors throughout.

Located to the north of Eye the property is found within walking distance of the many amenities and facilities this historic town has to offer. Eye is a well-established and attractive town offering a beautiful assortment of many period and historic properties steeped in history whilst retaining a strong and active local community. Nearby is the market town of Diss is found just 6 miles to the north offering a more extensive and diverse range of many day-to-day amenities and facilities along with the mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Extending to just under 1,500 sq ft, this substantial property occupies a fantastic position on one of the more secluded plots overlooking the green. The ground floor comprises a spacious dual-aspect living room, allowing an abundance of natural light to flood the space, and a well-proportioned dining room which flows seamlessly into the recently refurbished kitchen. The kitchen offers ample workt

Set back from the road upon a pleasing individual position, the property is situated towards the south of Yaxley. This pretty and unspoilt village was bypassed a number of years ago and still retains the benefit of a fine church and community hall. The adjoining village of Mellis also has the benefit of a public house and outstanding Ofsted rated schooling, (the agent further advises the property is within the Hartismere school catchment area). The historic market town of Diss is found within easy reach lying some six miles to the north and offers an extensive and diverse range of many day to day amenities and facilities along with the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The property is believed to date back to the 1800s and has just undergone a significant refurbishment programme, having been fully renovated throughout. Great care and attention to detail have been taken to maximise the use of space, creating a high

Situation Set on a generous 0.52-acre plot, this property enjoys a stunning individual position tucked away within the centre of the village and backing onto rural farmland. The property is found down a private driveway serving just two other properties in a tranquil situation. The village of Thorndon is surrounded by the idyllic countryside on the north Suffolk borders and over the years has proved to have been a popular and desirable location offering a lovely assortment of many historic and modern properties, whilst retaining good amenities by way of having a public house, shop, mobile post office, schooling and fine church. The historic market towns of Diss and Eye are close by, four miles and eight miles to the north respectively. The mainline railway station at nearby Stowmarket has direct/regular services to London Liverpool Street (85 mins) and Cambridge (65 mins) whilst Norwich is just 20 mins away from Diss. Description This stunning former farmhouse is believed to date back,

The tranquil and highly sought-after village of Thorndon lies within idyllic rural countryside on the north Suffolk borders. Over the years, it has proved to be a popular location, offering a delightful mix of period and modern properties while retaining excellent local amenities, including a public house, shop, mobile post office, schooling, and a fine church. The historic market towns of Eye (approximately 4 miles to the north) and Diss (approximately 7 miles) are both within easy reach, each providing a diverse range of day-to-day amenities. Diss also benefits from a mainline railway station with regular and direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Situated within an executive development comprising a mixture of converted and individually designed townhouses, terrace homes, apartments, and a characterful chapel, this property forms part of a charming and historic setting. The buildings within the development are believed to date back to the early 1900s, and great care

Situation Set back from The Green, this property is tucked away in private and secluded position. Mellis has long been a sought-after location on the north Suffolk border, neighbouring Yaxley and surrounded by picturesque rural countryside near the Waveney Valley. The village maintains excellent local amenities, including a well-regarded primary school and local public house within walking distance. The historic market town of Diss is just 7 miles south, offering extensive shopping, dining, and services, plus a mainline railway station with regular direct trains to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Description This characterful cottage was formerly a forge before being converted into residential accommodation. Since then, it has been significantly extended while retaining much of its original charm, including exposed brickwork and beams. The property now offers 2,700 sqft of versatile living accommodation, well-suited for dual living. Throughout, the property is presented in excelle

Situated in the heart of the charming village of Palgrave, this property occupies a superb position set back from the village green, enjoying attractive views across the green and church. Palgrave lies just one mile south of Diss and is surrounded by the picturesque countryside of the Waveney Valley on the north Suffolk border. The village retains a strong sense of community and centres around a delightful green, complemented by an array of period and historic properties. Amenities include local schooling, a community centre offering a Friday evening bar and monthly cinema screenings, a fine parish church, and inclusion within the highly regarded Hartismere School catchment area. A leisurely 15-minute walk along The Lows leads to the historic market town of Diss, which offers an extensive range of everyday amenities and facilities, including a mainline railway station providing direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The ground floor of this Victorian end-of-terrace hom

Gislingham, situated on the north Suffolk borders, has long been a desirable location thanks to its proximity to the stunning Waveney Valley and picturesque countryside. It retains a strong local community supported by good infrastructure, including a shop, village hall, and an historic church with an active congregation and dedicated bellringers. Gislingham CE Primary School is part of the very successful Tilian Multi-Academy Trust, and the village lies within the catchment area of the sought-after Hartismere School. For additional amenities, the historic market town of Diss is just 10 miles to the north, offering an excellent range of facilities along with a mainline railway station providing regular, direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Located on a small, private cul-de-sac upon the sought-after Lovells development having similar attractive properties surrounding a spacious green, this immaculately presented detached property is very efficient to run, has well-ba