527 properties for sale in Weybread Diss

SUMMARY*Guide Price £130,000 - £140,000* Situated in the sought-after village of Pulham Market, this well-maintained two-bedroom first-floor flat offers a bright modern kitchens, a spacious lounge, and two well-appointed bedrooms. The property also benefits from resident parking & communal gardens.DESCRIPTION*Guide Price £130,000 - £140,000* Situated in the highly desirable village of Pulham Market, this well-maintained two-bedroom first-floor flat offers spacious and modern living in a convenient location just off the A140.The property welcomes you with a generous entrance hall providing access to all rooms within the flat. The bright and contemporary kitchen is fitted with a range of modern units and benefits from brand new integrated appliances (fridge, freezer, extractor fan), creating a stylish and practical space for everyday living. The spacious lounge offers plenty of natural light and provides an ideal setting for both relaxing and entertaining.There are two well-appointed bed

A superb brand new detached house built by Michael Howard Homes finished to a high specification with stunning views out across farmland and valley to the rear.Description - A brand new detached bungalow with much thought into the design and layout of the accommodation, built by the prestigious developer Michael Howard Homes and constructed to a high specification, including underfloor heating, quality kitchen with Neff appliances, oak doors, with principle rooms enjoying outstanding rear views out across the open countryside.Location - Horham is a popular rural village village, with its Church, community centre and Post Office. Just some 5 miles from the market town of Eye, with its splendid church, primary and secondary schools and numerous shops and coffee shops. There are further excellent facilities at nearby Diss, 8 miles with its flourishing town centre and a main line railway station with direct services to London's Liverpool Street (approx. one and half hours) and Norwich (18m

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 spacious

Entrance hall, sitting/dining room and kitchen. Two bedrooms and a family shower room. Conservatory. Single garage with off-road parking. Open-plan garden to the front and enclosed garden to the rear with field views.No forward chain.LocationThe property forms part of Jubilee Close, an established and popular residential area that is just a short walk from the centre of the village of Laxfield. Laxfield is one of the most popular villages in the area with its two public houses, a well regarded primary school and pre-school, a Co-op village shop, and museum. There is also a cricket team, bowls and football clubs and a well supported village hall hosting numerous functions and clubs. The historic market town of Framlingham, 7 miles, and best known for its historic castle, offers an excellent range of shopping and recreational facilities as well as further good schools in both the state and private sectors. The Heritage Coast, with the popular centres of Southwold, Dunwich and Walberswick

Entrance hall, sitting/dining room and kitchen.Bedroom and bathroom.Garden.Allocated parking.LocationLaxfield is situated just 7 miles north of the historic market town of Framlingham and is one of the most popular villages in the area. It has two public houses, The Royal Oak and The King's Head (known locally as The Low House). There is a well regarded primary school and pre-school, as well as a Co-op village shop, museum and hardware store. There is also a cricket team, bowls and football clubs, and a well supported village hall hosting numerous functions and clubs. The town of Framlingham offers an excellent range of shopping and recreational facilities, as well as good schools in both the state and private sectors. The Heritage Coast lies about 15 miles to the east, with the county town of Ipswich and the city of Norwich being within about 25 miles. Diss mainline station with direct rail services to London Liverpool Street station is approximately 14 miles away.Description55 Noyes

SummaryEntrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen and garden room. Walk in pantry/utility and ground floor bathroom. Two first floor bedrooms. Private driveway providing off-road parking. Enclosed cottage style garden to the rear.LocationThe Cottage is located on the high street in the heart of the popular village of Laxfield. Laxfield is situated just 7 miles north of the historic market town of Framlingham and is one of the most popular villages in the area with its two public houses, The Royal Oak and The King's Head, known locally as The Low House. There is a well regarded primary school and pre-school, as well as a Co-op village shop, museum and hardware store/garage. There is also a cricket team, bowls and football clubs and a well supported village hall hosting numerous functions and clubs. The historic market town of Framlingham offers an excellent range of shopping and recreational facilities as well as good schools in both the state and private sectors. The Heritage Co

LOCATION: The property is situated in the heart of the highly regarded village of Laxfield, one of the most popular villages in the area, well known for its strong community spirit and excellent local amenities. The village offers two traditional public houses, a well stocked Co-op village shop, museum and hardware store/garage, along with a well-regarded primary school and pre-school. A thriving village hall hosts numerous clubs and events throughout the year along with a community monthly market. The historic market town of Framlingham lies approximately 7 miles away and provides a wide range of shopping, leisure facilities and highly regarded schooling in both the state and private sectors. The beautiful Suffolk Heritage Coast is around 15 miles to the east, while the regional centres of Ipswich and Norwich are both within about 25 miles. Mainline rail services to London Liverpool Street are available from Diss railway station, approximately 14 miles away.JUBILEE CLOSE - INTERIOR A

Villa Stables is a truly stunning property offering versatile accommodation across two buildings, exuding charm and character with a wealth of period features. These include exposed stud walls, original stable partitions, ledge and brace doors, and quarry-tiled floors. The main house welcomes you through a solid wood door into a bright and airy kitchen/dining room, seamlessly connected to the sitting room via an exposed stud wall. French doors from the sitting room lead out to a private rear courtyard. The accommodation also comprises a simple yet elegant bathroom with a bath, pedestal washbasin, and low-level WC, alongside two spacious double bedrooms. The annexe is accessed through a charming stable door, leading to a kitchen with exposed studwork dividing the sitting/bedroom area. A modern wet room with a shower and WC completes this flexible space. Outside, the property boasts three beautifully walled courtyard areas, enhanced by established planting. A parking area offers convenie

Entrance hall, kitchen and sitting/dining room. Conservatory. Two first floor bedrooms and a family bathroom. Garden to front and enclosed garden to rear. Allocated off-road parking space.LocationThe property forms part of Jubilee Close, an established and popular residential area that is just a short walk from the centre of the village of Laxfield. Laxfield is one of the most popular villages in the area with its two public houses, a well regarded primary school and pre-school, a Co-op village shop, and museum. There is also a cricket team, bowls and football clubs and a well supported village hall hosting numerous functions and clubs. The historic market town of Framlingham, 7 miles, and best known for its historic castle, offers an excellent range of shopping and recreational facilities as well as further good schools in both the state and private sectors. The Heritage Coast, with the popular centres of Southwold, Dunwich and Walberswick, lies about 15 miles to the east. The county

SUMMARYA period semi detached cottage situated in an idyllic location with countryside views. The property boasts from a spacious lounge with a wood burning stove, country style kitchen, conservatory, two double bedrooms and family bathroom.DESCRIPTION.Location Brundish benefits from a village church and an active village hall. There is also an excellent primary school in the neighbouring village of Wilby.The historic town of Framlingham is four miles north-west, here there are various shops and amenities including a supermarket, public houses and cafes. There is also a great choice of schooling including Sir Robert Hitcham's CEVA Primary School, Thomas Mills High School and Framlingham College. The village of Laxfield lies just over four miles north-east from the property and also offers a primary school, along with a village store/post office and two public houses, including the Kings Head.Lounge 19' 8 x 12' 3 ( 5.99m x 3.73m )Dual aspect double glazed windows, front aspect UPVC door

For sale by auction on Wednesday, 21 October 2026 at 10:00 Venue: Livestream Auction This two bedroom cottage is modern yet full of character and is located down a quiet cul de sac just off Harleston High Street. The property has been well looked after and is perfect for an owner occupier or someone looking for an investment property. On the ground floor the property comprises a living room and a kitchen/dining room. There are two bedrooms and a bathroom off a landing on the first floor. Outside to the front of the property there is a garden and outbuilding, currently used as storage and utility area. Ground Floor Living room, kitchen/dining room First Floor Two bedrooms and bathroom off landing Outside Garden to front with outbuilding Council Tax Band A Viewings Open viewings are arranged and the next are on Thursday 29 October. To book an appointment please call the Norwich office. EPC Rating: D Viewings Additional Fees Buyers Premium - ?900 inc VAT payable on exchange of contracts.A

For sale by auction on Wednesday, 21 October 2026 at 10:00 Venue: Livestream Auction This much loved family home is now vacant and needs renovation after 60 years of occupation by a local builder. With a prominent position overlooking the village green this opportunity is unique and would be ideally suited to someone who can sympathetically restore this to its former glory. Offering over 1000sqft this cottage is not small and has generous room sizes. The hall provides access to shower room, kitchen/diner and sitting room with stairs leading to the first floor offering three double bedrooms and a separate W.C. for convenience. The exterior offers off road parking for a couple of vehicles and a private elevated courtyard garden with a brick outbuilding providing storage. Rare find definitely worth viewing. Ground floor Entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/diner, shower room First floor Landing, three bedrooms, separate W.C. Exterior The cottage provides off road parking for a couple of v

An attractive two bedroom, two bathroom coach house, quietly positioned within easy walking distance of Harleston town centre. The property offers bright and well-planned accommodation including an open-plan sitting, dining and kitchen area, two double bedrooms and an en-suite to the principal bedroom. Further benefits include a garage, additional parking and private rear courtyard, making this an appealing choice for a first-time buyer, downsizer or investor. LocationThis attractive property sits tucked away in the heart of Harleston, placing all of the town's amenities within easy walking distance. Harleston is a thriving and highly regarded market town offering an excellent range of independent shops, public houses, caf?s, schooling and sporting facilities. The town is conveniently positioned for access to wider amenities, with the market town of Diss approximately 10 miles away, providing a mainline rail service to London Liverpool Street. The stunning Heritage Coast, including Sou

For sale by auction on Wednesday, 21 October 2026 at 10:00 Venue: Livestream Auction A rare opportunity to acquire a Grade II listed detached cottage occupying a generous plot of approximately 0.43 acres (STMS), together with a range of useful outbuildings and offering significant scope for renovation and enhancement. Believed to have originally comprised two cottages, the property has remained in the same family for almost a century and now presents an excellent opportunity for buyers seeking a restoration project with considerable future potential. The accommodation retains many original period features including exposed beams, fireplaces and characterful proportions. The ground floor comprises three reception rooms, a study, kitchen, utility area, bathroom and separate WC. The versatile layout provides ample scope for reconfiguration to suit modern living, subject to any necessary consents. The first floor is accessed via two separate staircases and provides three bedrooms. The conn

abbotFox Bespoke presents Wortwell Hall Barn, a remarkable Grade II listed barn conversion occupying approximately 0.9 acres (stms) in the peaceful village of Wortwell, moments from the thriving market town of Harleston. Beautifully balancing historic character with contemporary comfort, the property showcases magnificent vaulted interiors, exposed timber beams, original brickwork and dramatic glazing, all complemented by beautifully landscaped gardens, a paddock and an exceptional range of outbuildings. The Property Approached via a long private lane, Wortwell Hall Barn enjoys a wonderfully private setting behind a gated shingle driveway providing extensive parking alongside a triple cart lodge and substantial detached double garage, offering excellent potential for conversion into ancillary accommodation, a studio or workshop, subject to the necessary permissions.The original thatched roof, black weatherboarding and traditional brickwork immediately establish the property's architect

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

The property comprises a first floor, one bedroom flat and offers accommodation in the region of 300 sq ft. Being a leasehold property there are obligations towards a ground rent and service charge whereby the agent understands the ground rent to be 50 per annum and with a service charge of approx 144 per month (including insurance). The lease originally reverts off 199 year lease from 1986 with there being approximately 161 years remaining.Hillcrest Court is a unique Grade II listed Victorian former workhouse conversion found in between Diss and Long Stratton having been converted approximately thirty years ago now comprising a mixture of different types of one, two and three bedroom flats within a pleasing small development. Found within the beautiful south Norfolk rural countryside and within close proximity of the market town of Diss (being 10 miles to the south) and offering an extensive and diverse range of many day to day amenities and facilities along with the benefit of a main