3,107 properties for sale in IP23

Brockford is surrounded by rolling farmland and scenic open spaces, offering residents the chance to enjoy fresh air, beautiful views, and a strong connection to nature. The quiet village atmosphere makes it perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of urban living. Located just a short drive from Diss, Brockford benefits from easy access to a wide range of amenities. Diss offers supermarkets, independent shops, cafs, healthcare services, and leisure facilities. Crucially, Diss railway station provides direct mainline services to London Liverpool Street, making the area highly attractive for commuters. Despite its rural setting, Brockford is well-connected by road, with convenient routes linking to the A140 and A143. This allows easy travel to nearby towns such as Stowmarket, Ipswich, and Norwich. This impressive detached family home offers over 2,300 sq ft of well-designed accommodation (excluding the double garage), combining spacious living areas with modern comforts

Located to the south west of the town centre the property is found within short walking distance of the High Street and attractive Mere. The property is found within a small, select and well maintained development consisting of similar properties with a friendly and pleasing atmosphere within. The historic market town of Diss is found on the south Norfolk 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 with the benefit of a mainline railway station connecting to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The Parkside Court development was originally constructed in the mid 1980's by Dencora as a purpose built retirement complex of some forty or so flats, with all of the buildings of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction under pitched interlocking tiled roofs, (it should also be noted the internal walls are of solid block work helping reduce heat loss and sound). W

Situated within the historic market town of Diss, this property enjoys a prime position just north of the town centre on Mount Street- one of the areas most desirable and well-regarded roads, noted for its attractive collection of period homes. The High Street is within easy walking distance, providing a wide and varied range of everyday amenities and facilities. Diss is located on the south Norfolk borders, surrounded by the scenic countryside of the Waveney Valley. This impressive and generously proportioned Grade II listed period home, extending to approximately 1,550 square feet, is rich in character and features exposed timbers throughout. Two sizeable reception rooms, both featuring impressive inglenook fireplaces with wood-burning stoves. From one of these reception rooms, the breakfast/dining area opens onto a terrace via double doors, creating an excellent connection between indoor and outdoor living. The kitchen provides generous worktop space, a ceramic sink and plumbing for

Located to the west of the town, the property is within walking distance of the town centre and is well positioned within a small close of just a handful of similar homes. Occupying a desirable corner plot, it borders a small woodland park area, offering a particularly pleasant outlook and setting. The historic market town of Diss lies on the south Norfolk border, surrounded by the beautiful countryside of the Waveney Valley. The town provides an extensive range of day-to-day amenities and benefits from a mainline railway station with regular direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The ground floor comprises a spacious living area, with a large window allowing plenty of natural light to fill the room. To the rear of the property is a modern kitchen/diner, offering ample worktop space and storage. The first floor consists of two double bedrooms, with the principal bedroom located at the front of the property and benefiting from built-in storage. The bedrooms are served b

Situation Enjoying a pleasing position upon a small no-through close surrounded by similar attractive properties built within the same era. Conveniently the property is within easy walking distance to the town centre and railway station. The historic thriving market town of Diss is found on the south Norfolk 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 along with the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Description This property was built in the late 1990s by respected builders Wilcon Homes and of traditional construction with sealed unit upvc double glazed windows and doors, whilst being heated by a modern gas fired combination boiler via radiators. Throughout the property is well presented having been enhanced and upgraded over the years and offers 1,000 sq ft of versatile living space. The accommo

Located slightly to the east of the town centre, the property is found on a pleasant and quiet no-through road enjoying a corner plot. Wordsworth Road is within easy walking distance of not only the town centre but the mainline railway station (with regular services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich). The historic market town of Diss is situated on the south Norfolk 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. The ground floor of this spacious link-detached home comprises an open-plan living/dining room with a dual aspect, allowing an abundance of natural light to flood the space. To the rear of the property is a delightful sunroom, providing additional versatile living accommodation. The kitchen is generously sized, enjoys fantastic views over the rear garden, and houses the boiler, which was replaced in early 2026. The ground floor accommodation is completed by

Found within a niche development of just eight other similar attractive houses, the property in question boasts a secluded and tranquil situation and found upon a generous corner plot position. The sought after village of Scole still retains a strong and active local community and offers a good range of amenities including shop/convenience store, hotel/restaurant, public house, fine church and schooling. Lying some 3 or so miles to the east of Diss there are a more extensive and diverse range of amenities and facilities alongside the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London/Liverpool Street and Norwich. Having been built in 2014 by much respected Cripps Developments, the property comprises a three bedroom end of terrace house having been built in a cottagey style and of modern brick and block cavity wall construction under a pitched clay tiled roof and with sealed unit upvc double glazed windows and doors, heating is by way of a gas fired combination

Situated within the historic market town of Diss, the property is well positioned slightly to the north of the town centre along Mount Street (being a highly regarded and sought after road within the town and enjoying a beautiful assortment of many period properties). The high street is within a short walking distance of the property in question and offers an extensive and diverse range of many day to day amenities and facilities. Diss is found on the south Norfolk borders within the beautiful countryside surrounding the Waveney Valley. Mount Street was once described by John Betjamen as one of the prettiest streets in England and to fully appreciate the situation of the property the agent strongly recommends viewing. This elegant period townhouse, deceptively spacious at approximately 880 square feet, offers charm and comfort in equal measure. As a Grade II listed property, it holds significant historical interest and forms part of a picturesque street scene in the heart of the town c

Located on the outskirts of Scole, approximately three miles east of Diss, the village continues to benefit from a strong and active local community. Amenities include a village shop/convenience store, public house and hotel, schooling, a fine church, and a garage. The thriving market town of Diss lies to the west and offers a wider range of day-to-day facilities, together with a mainline railway station providing regular and direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The ground floor of this beautifully presented semi-detached property, which sits on approximately a 0.3-acre plot, comprises a modern kitchen/diner with an integrated fridge freezer, hob, and ovenoffering the perfect space for meal preparation and family dining. Leading off the kitchen/diner is an exceptionally well-arranged family bathroom, featuring a large bath, corner shower, WC, and wash basin. To the other side of the property is the main reception room, benefiting from a dual aspect that allows for an

Conveniently located to the West of Diss, this property is just a short walk from the town centre and scenic countryside. Found on Roydon Road in a sought-after area, this location has remained popular over the years. Diss, a historic market town on the south Norfolk borders is nestled in the stunning Waveney Valley countryside and offers an excellent range of day-to-day amenities and facilities alongside the benefit of a mainline railway station with direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Situated on a generous plot and set back from the main road, this exceptionally spacious detached family home offers versatile accommodation throughout. The ground floor comprises an inviting entrance porch, shower room with corner shower, WC and wash basin, and a well-proportioned kitchen leading through to a practical utility room with an additional sink. The living accommodation is particularly impressive, featuring four versatile reception rooms, including a sunroom, principal li

Located to the south west of the town centre the property is found within short walking distance of the High Street and attractive Mere. The property is found within a small, select and well maintained development consisting of similar properties with a friendly and pleasing atmosphere within. The historic market town of Diss is found on the south Norfolk 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 with the benefit of a mainline railway station connecting to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The Parkside Court development was originally constructed in the mid 1980's by Dencora as a purpose built retirement complex of some forty or so flats, with all of the buildings of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction under pitched interlocking tiled roofs, (it should also be noted the internal walls are of solid block work helping reduce heat loss and sound). W

Located slightly to the east of the town centre, the property is within short walking distance of the high street and mainline railway station, further enjoying a more tranquil position at the end of a small close. Pursehouse Way forms part of the Beechs development and offers a wide variety of attractive houses and conveniently located to the town centre. The historic market town of Diss is situated in the beautiful countryside surrounding the Waveney Valley on the south Norfolk borders. The town offers an extensive and diverse range of many day-to-day amenities and facilities with the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, this well-maintained detached property offers spacious and versatile accommodation throughout. The ground floor comprises a generous open-plan living/dining room with dual aspects to the front and rear, allowing an abundance of natural light to flood the space. Leadi

A magnificent period home displaying a wealth of charm and character, offering spacious living accommodation spanning over 2,200 sq ft. Beautifully situated within a mature plot of around 0.39 acres, this property enjoys a desirable position in a sought-after village. Located in the heart of the village, this property offers a convenient short walk to local amenities and the surrounding rural countryside. Gislingham, situated on the north Suffolk borders, has long been a desirable location, thanks to its proximity to the stunning Waveney Valley and its picturesque countryside. It retains a strong local community, supported by good infrastructure, including a shop; a 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 sought-after Hartismere School. For additional amenities, the historic market town of Diss is j

Situation Located within the village, this property offers convenient access to local amenities and the surrounding rural countryside. Gislingham, situated on the north Suffolk borders, has long been a desirable location, thanks to its proximity to the stunning Waveney Valley and its picturesque countryside. It retains a strong local community, supported by good infrastructure, including a shop; a village hall; and an historic church with an active congregation. Gislingham CE Primary School is part of the very successful Tilian Multi-Academy Trust, and the village lies within the catchment area of sought-after Hartismere School. For additional amenities, the historic market town of Diss is just 10 miles to the north and offers an excellent range of amenities, along with a mainline railway station providing regular and direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. Description Individually designed and built by a local builder in 2003, this traditionally constructed property ha

The most important and enduring feature of any property is its location, and this attractive home enjoys a wonderful position overlooking Fair Green, with pleasant views to the front aspect. Fair Green is one of Diss's most sought-after and historic settings, having been a registered village green for over 700 years. Surrounded by an attractive collection of period and character properties, it offers the perfect balance of town and country living, being within easy walking distance of the town centre and open countryside. The historic market town of Diss lies in the picturesque Waveney Valley and provides an extensive range of day-to-day amenities, independent shops, restaurants, supermarkets, schools and leisure facilities. The town also benefits from a mainline railway station offering regular direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The property itself is a well-presented two-bedroom mid-terrace house, constructed around 25 years ago by the highly regarded local devel

Price Guide ?480,000 - ?495,000. Spacious detached bungalow in non-estate position. Good degree of privacy. Established, landscaped gardens with sun deck, lawns and fish pond. Decent size kitchen/breakfast room. Living Room with bay window. Viewing essential! Council Tax: DLocationBrewers Green Lane is a popular non-estate position within Diss. The bungalow is the last property on the left heading away from the town along the Lane, thus benefitting from a countryside feel, yet being only a 10 minute walk from the shops and all the town centre has to offer. Diss has an excellent range of local and national shops/retailers, public houses and restaurants, along with sporting facilities, health centre, library, fine church and schooling to sixth form level. There is a mainline railway station providing frequent commuter services to Norwich, Ipswich and London Liverpool Street (in around 90 minutes). The regional retail, cultural and business centre of Norwich lies approximately 23 miles to

Found within an exclusive close of just ten other similar properties in a park like setting, this attractive bungalow enjoys perhaps one of the best positions upon a large corner plot tucked to the rear of the close and backing onto established woodland. Church Close is situated slightly to the north of the historic village of Hoxne offering a beautiful array of many period and characterful properties whilst still retaining a strong and active local community by having a village hall and public house. An extensive and diverse range of many day to day amenities and facilities can be found just 6 miles to the north west within the market town of Diss, further benefiting from a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The property comprises of a three bedroom detached bungalow having thought to be of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction under an interlocking tiled roof and built some 50 or so years ago. In more recent ti

Located slightly to the east of Scole the property stands well on a small close with similar attractive properties and is within walking distance to the centre of the village. Scole is a small historic village having been bypassed a number of years ago and found just 3 miles to the east of Diss. The village still retains good local amenities, with the benefit of a village shop, public house/hotel, (The Scole Inn), school, fine church and garage. The historic market town of Diss is situated to the west with an extensive range of amenities and facilities and the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. For the motorist there is easy access to the A140 with Norwich lying approximately 25 miles to the north and Ipswich respectively 26 miles to the south. This property is a three-bedroom, semi-detached house of traditional construction, believed to have been built in the 1970s and over the years has been well maintained and c

The Developer Churchill is a trusted and independent family-run company. For the past 20 years they have established themselves as a leading developer in retirement properties. Built on a foundation of strong family values, Churchill is dedicated to delivering passion, pride and utmost quality in everything they do. Their commitment to customer relationships has earned them numerous awards, making them highly respected in the retirement industry. In fact, they recently won a prestigious 5-star rating from the Home Builders Federation in 2023, and were recognized at the renowned 2022 WhatHouse? Awards, where they proudly received the Bronze award for Best Retirement Development for their exceptional Riverain Lodge. Churchill advocates an independent lifestyle. They believe retirement is all about having time to enjoy the things you love the most, offering quality facilities to enhance and support a low maintenance lifestyle. Introducing Mere Lodge The stunning Mere Lodge, a collection o

The Developer Churchill is a trusted and independent family-run company. For the past 20 years they have established themselves as a leading developer in retirement properties. Built on a foundation of strong family values, Churchill is dedicated to delivering passion, pride and utmost quality in everything they do. Their commitment to customer relationships has earned them numerous awards, making them highly respected in the retirement industry. In fact, they recently won a prestigious 5-star rating from the Home Builders Federation in 2024 and 2023, and were recognised at the renowned 2023 WhatHouse? Awards, where they proudly received the Gold award for Best Retirement Development. Churchill advocates an independent lifestyle. They believe retirement is all about having time to enjoy the things you love the most, offering quality facilities to enhance and support a low maintenance lifestyle. Introducing Mere Lodge The stunning Mere Lodge, a collection of 58 luxurious retirement apar

Located within the popular residential development of Ashbrook Meadow, originally built in 2006 by the well-regarded developer Persimmon Homes, the property forms part of a collection of modern and contemporary homes situated to the east of Diss, within walking distance of the mainline railway station. The historic and thriving market town of Diss lies on the South Norfolk borders, surrounded by the picturesque countryside of the Waveney Valley. The town offers a wide and diverse range of everyday amenities and facilities, along with the added benefit of a mainline railway station providing regular and direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The property comprises a two-bedroom first-floor apartment, set within a well-maintained building of similar properties. It is held on a leasehold basis, with approximately 100 years remaining from an original 125-year lease. As a leasehold property, there are associated ground rent and service charge obligations. The ground rent is

Located on Church Street, this property is part of a small executive development consisting of 27 similar properties in a peaceful courtyard setting. The development is meticulously maintained and has a warm and inviting atmosphere. Notable features include an onsite residential manager, and alarm pulls in every property. In case of emergencies when the manager is off duty, there is a 24-hour emergency care line response system. The development also boasts communal gardens, well-stocked and with off-road parking and visitor bays. The charming market town of Diss offers a wide range of amenities and facilities. It is conveniently served by a mainline railway station with regular services to London, Liverpool Street, and Norwich City. Diss is nestled in the scenic Waveney Valley countryside, on the borders of south Norfolk. For those traveling by car, Norwich is about 25 miles to the north, and Ipswich is about 26 miles to the south. Residents of this development must be over the age of

Enjoying a pleasing position found within a small close consisting of similar attractive properties, the property in question is still within walking distance of the centre of Scole. This small and historic village was bypassed a number of years ago and is found three miles to the east of Diss, still retaining a strong and active local community having good amenities by way of village shop/convenience store, public house/hotel, schooling, fine church and garage. The thriving market town of Diss is located to the west and offers a more extensive range of day to day amenities and facilities along with a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The property comprises a three-bedroom semi-detached house having been built in the early 1990s of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction under a pitched interlocking tiled roof with replacement sealed unit upvc double glazed windows and doors. Internally the property offers spaciou

Located on Church Street, this property is part of a small executive development consisting of 27 similar properties in a peaceful courtyard setting. The development is meticulously maintained and has a warm and inviting atmosphere. Notable features include an onsite residential manager and alarm pulls in every property. In case of emergencies when the manager is off duty, there is a 24-hour emergency care line response system. The development also boasts communal gardens, well-stocked and with off-road parking and visitor bays. The charming market town of Diss offers a wide range of amenities and facilities. It is conveniently served by a mainline railway station with regular services to London, Liverpool Street, and Norwich City. Diss is nestled in the scenic Waveney Valley countryside, on the borders of south Norfolk. For those traveling by car, Norwich is about 25 miles to the north, and Ipswich is about 26 miles to the south. Residents of this development must be over the age of 6

Located to the west of Diss, the property is within short walking distance of the town centre and is set within a quiet and small close of similar attractive properties. It is positioned set back from the road, offering a more secluded setting. The historic and thriving market town of Diss lies on the South Norfolk border, surrounded by the beautiful countryside of the Waveney Valley. The town offers an extensive and diverse range of day?to?day amenities and facilities, along with a mainline railway station providing regular and direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. The ground floor comprises a spacious front?aspect living room, ideal for entertaining, with useful under?stairs storage. To the rear is a large kitchen/diner, benefiting from patio doors opening onto the garden and large double windows that allow the room to be filled with natural light from its desirable south?facing aspect. The ground floor is completed by a practical WC with wash basin. On the first fl

Enjoying a prominent position, the property is ideally located within short walking distance of the town centre and open rural countryside. This historic market town of Diss is found in the south Norfolk borders and within the beautiful countryside surrounding the Waveney Valley. The town offers an extensive and diverse range of many day to day amenities and facilities alongside having the benefit of a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich City. Built by Wimpey Homes, this thoughtfully designed house offers spacious living, extending to approximately 900 sq ft. The ground floor features a well-sized entrance hall with ample space for shoes and coats, along with a convenient WC. The main reception room is located at the front of the house and opens through to a second reception room, which serves perfectly as a dining area. Beyond this is a conservatory extension, offering versatile living space. Adjacent to the dining room, the kit

Built in the 1970s of traditional brick and block cavity wall construction, this much improved four bedroom detached family home offers circa 1300 square feet of accommodation spread across two floors. The property is heated by a gas fired boiler to radiators and has double glazed windows and doors throughout. The home is well laid out for the demands of family life with a good size kitchen diner with a breakfast bar, this provides the ideal set up to keep an eye on the kids whilst they do their homework and you prepare dinner. The ground floor also offers a utility space, downstairs WC, lounge and conservatory which offers handy extra space for when youre hosting friends and family. The first floor is where you will find all four bedrooms which are all well-proportioned in size with three of them having built in wardrobe space. Additionally, there is a modern tiled family bathroom with a P shape bath with shower over. Located within Roydon, the property is found within a small and qui

Occupying a pleasant and more secluded position towards the end of a small and popular close, this property enjoys a high degree of privacy whilst remaining within walking distance of local amenities. The sought-after village of Rickinghall, adjoining Botesdale, has long been regarded as a desirable location, offering a charming mix of period and attractive homes of varying ages at its heart. The village benefits from an excellent range of amenities and facilities, including a health centre, boutique shops, supermarket, public houses, schooling, church, and good transport links. The nearby market town of Diss lies approximately 7 miles to the east and provides a more extensive range of amenities, together with a mainline railway station offering regular direct services to Norwich and London Liverpool Street. This well-maintained semi-detached bungalow offers spacious and comfortable accommodation throughout. The generous living room/dining room flows effortlessly from the thoughtfully

Found in a pleasing and prominent position within the village of Rickinghall, the property sits within a short stroll of facilities and is surrounded by similar attractive period properties. The village of Rickinghall adjoins Botesdale and over the years have proved to have been desirable village locations offering a lovely assortment of many period and historic properties whilst still retaining an excellent range of amenities and facilities including health centre, supermarket, public house, schooling, church and good transport links. The nearby market town of Diss is found 7 miles to the east which provides a more extensive and diverse range of amenities and facilities along with a mainline railway station with regular/direct services to London Liverpool Street and Norwich. This finely preserved grade II listed cottage dates back to the 16th century. Once upon a time the property was a forge and shop which was then converted into a private home. Over the years, this wonderful cottage

Enjoying a pleasing tucked away position, the property is set well back from the main road through the village down an old farm track. Whilst being relatively central to the village, the location offers a sense of privacy and security from being situated in one of those easy to miss spots. Horham is a small village consisting of an attractive assortment of many period and modern properties within the idyllic north Suffolk countryside, still retaining a strong and active local community helped by way of having a village shop, village hall and fine church. The nearby village of Stradbroke is located approximately 2 miles East of Horham and the well served market town of Eye is circa 5 or so miles to the North West. Both Stradbroke and Eye offer a variety of amenities including schools, convenience stores, bakeries, GP surgeries, chemists and public houses. This charming three-bedroom semi-detached home combines character, comfort and practicality, offering just over 1,000sq ft of bright