216 houses for sale in Winston Stowmarket

This character period house sits just outside the village with fields fore and aft and discreetly behind a good hedged frontage. Extending to just under half an acre, this 4 bedroom timbered and Victorian fronted house comes with a useful outbuilding and much potential. We draw your attention to our Agents Note. Prospect Place sits in grounds of approximately 0.441 Acres (0.179 Hectares) being principally laid to grass. This good looking red brick house presents classic country Victorian style with well balanced sash type windows beneath a pantile roof, encasing in part the original timber frame of an earlier period. The front porch, enlarging the entrance area and enabling a staircase to rise to the first floor servces two ground floor reception rooms each linking with the sizeable kitchen and laundry room at the rear. A later but still early, side extension created a large dining room along with a corresponding bedroom above. With stairs at the front and a rear staircase also, the fi

Entrance hall, open-plan kitchen/sitting/dining room and cloakroom.Principal bedroom with en-suite shower. Two further bedrooms and family bathroom.Elevated views to front and rear.Detached single garage. Off road parking.Enclosed garden to rear. LocationThe popular village of Charsfield has an active community and sits within the beautiful Deben Valley area, which contains some of the most picturesque countryside in East Suffolk. The village has a primary school, playing fields with tennis courts and also a modern village hall.The village is conveniently located some 11 miles from Ipswich and 5 miles from the riverside market town of Woodbridge. Wickham Market which is located next to the A12 trunk road is 3 miles and has a Co-Op, Post Office and Doctors surgery. The historic medieval town of Framlingham is 5 miles. All offer excellent local shopping, commercial and educational facilities. Recreationally, the Deben and Ore Estuaries provide a wide choice of water sports and there are

Deben Rise is a small cul-de-sac of properties, situated on the edge of the village and was constructed in 1997. The property is of red brick elevations with a pantiled roof and benefits from PVCu double glazed windows and a fitted kitchen. In the Sitting Room, the focal point is the multi-fuel stove with double glazed doors opening onto the garden. Outside, at the rear has a paved patio with lawn beyond, this is enclosed garden with views over woodland. The property is now offered for sale having been freshly painted and with new carpets throughout.FULL DETAILS AND APPROXIMATE ROOM SIZES ARE AS FOLLOWS:Half glazed front entrance door leading into:Entrance Hall: 10'10 x 5'10 (3.30m x 1.78m)Including staircase to first floor, storage heater, door to Sitting Room, door to:Kitchen: 10'10 x 6'7 (3.30m x 2.01m)Fitted with a range of high and low level units, cupboards and drawers under roll edge work surfaces, built-in oven, inset hob above and extractor over. Inset sink and drainer with h&

Former church/meeting room, providing an impressive open space, with a wealth of natural light and superb height ceilings, plus kitchen and cloakroom, all of which is set within this highly regarded and well served village

Steeped in rich local history as a former public house, this exceptional Grade II listed semi-detached cottage seamlessly marries centuries-old architectural charm with a magnificent contemporary extension.This property is presented strictly as a premium two-bedroom home, but the ground floor affords an extraordinary footprint, approaching 2,362 square feet in total across the site when including the outbuildings that could potentially convert for various uses subject to the necessary consents.The original timber-framed section houses a deeply atmospheric dining room with solid oak flooring and a cosy sitting room anchored by a multi-fuel burner. A bespoke solid wood staircase ascends to the first floor, where two highly capable and generously proportioned double bedrooms, entirely avoid the ‘box room’ compromise.The rear of the property opens into a dramatic, architecturally sympathetic modern addition. At its heart is a magnificent, vaulted kitchen, meticulously appointed with solid

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

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, cafés, 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

Offered with NO ONWARD CHAIN, this spacious three bedroom semi-detached home occupies a pleasant cul-de-sac position within the popular village of Mendlesham and presents an excellent opportunity for buyers looking to create a long-term family home. Offering generous living accommodation throughout alongside a private rear garden, garage and driveway parking, the property provides fantastic potential whilst already benefiting from a bright and well-maintained feel.The ground floor comprises a spacious sitting room with an open archway leading through to the kitchen/dining area, creating an excellent social layout for modern family living. The kitchen/diner overlooks the rear garden and provides plenty of worktop and storage space, with direct access towards the garden area beyond. Upstairs, the property offers three bedrooms, including two comfortable doubles and a further single bedroom ideal for a nursery, dressing room or home office, alongside a family bathroom.Externally, the prop

Enjoying an idyllic position in the village of Monk Soham within the Debenham High School and Thomas Mills catchment areas lies this stunning three-bedroom detached period house which is being sold with no onward chain. The property benefits from uninterrupted field views from the front and rear, a detached double garage with adjoining workshop, off-road parking for numerous vehicles, and a good size garden which is located mainly to the side of the property and bordered by a small stream. The house has been much improved by the current owners over the years, including refurbishment of the roof, electrical and plumbing systems, and installation of a new kitchen. The property is double-glazed, with double-insulated loft, oil-fired central heating, and a private drainage system. An early internal inspection is highly recommended to appreciate the quality and presentation of this attractive home. The accommodation includes an entrance porch, welcoming entrance hall, impressive dual aspect

Entrance hall, sitting room, large kitchen/dining room, family snug and ground floor shower room.Four first floor double bedrooms and family bathroom.One bedroom annexe.Private walled garden. Driveway to side providing off-road parking.No Onward ChainLocationBrook House is located within a Conservation Area in the heart of the village of Earl Soham. Earl Soham benefits from a well respected primary school, doctors’ surgery, John Hutton’s butchers/delicatessen, and a village pub - The Victoria. There are also tennis courts that are available for use by residents for a nominal charge. The popular market town of Framlingham is approximately three miles from the property and boasts a fine medieval castle and a good choice of schooling in both the state and private sectors. The town also benefits from an excellent variety of shops, including a Co-operative supermarket, public houses and restaurants. The popular coastal town of Aldeburgh and the Snape Maltings Concert Hall, home to the Aldeb

A remarkable property dating from at least the 18th century, offering a seamless blend of timeless heritage and modern convenience. Crucially, the property is unlisted, offering exceptional flexibility while retaining the profound character of a building originally known as ‘Church Row’, which holds a rich local history having previously served as both a public house and a doctor’s surgery. This charming home provides highly versatile accommodation perfectly suited for multi-generational living, comprising a main house alongside a beautifully appointed barn, converted in the 1990s, with both dwellings held on a single title deed and sharing unified electricity and water supplies.Behind the attractive rendered façade and oak timber frame lies an abundance of period character, where original Suffolk brick pamment flooring —professionally re-laid over a fully excavated and concreted base during a comprehensive rewiring and replumbing programme—evokes a profound sense of history alongside

A home that immediately feels welcoming, this three‑bedroom semi‑detached property in Mendlesham offers modern comfort, a generous garden and the ease of village living within reach of Stowmarket. With two years of NHBC warranty remaining, a bright kitchen–breakfast room, a comfortable living space and three well‑arranged bedrooms including an ensuite master, it suits first‑time buyers, young families and investors looking for a reliable, low‑maintenance home. The west‑facing garden and off‑road parking add everyday practicality, while the setting offers a calm pace of life with excellent local connections.MendleshamThe Sidings sits on the edge of Mendlesham, a well‑connected Suffolk village surrounded by open countryside and a network of small, characterful communities. Its setting offers a balance of rural calm and everyday convenience: Mendlesham is close to Stowmarket (about 6 miles), with Debenham, Eye, Brockford and Wetheringsett forming the immediate local network of villages. T

Guide Price: £350,000-£375,000. This charming three-bedroom detached bungalow offers spacious and versatile living in a peaceful village setting. The lounge and dining area provides a welcoming hub, filled with natural light and a cosy woodburner for warmth and character. The modern kitchen is both practical and stylish, with integrated appliances and plenty of work space. Each bedroom is well-proportioned, with the main enjoying the privacy of an en-suite, while the third room offers flexible use as a home office or playroom. The family bathroom is contemporary and thoughtfully laid out, combining style and functionality. Outside, the rear garden is generous and private, complete with fruit trees, a greenhouse, and space for outdoor entertaining or quiet relaxation. With its mix of comfort, style, and practicality, this bungalow makes for a truly inviting home.The LocationMendlesham is a charming and historic village in the heart of Suffolk, offering a peaceful and welcoming rural env

Guide Price £400,000 - £425,000. A beautifully balanced detached home offering space, warmth and countryside living in a peaceful village setting. Set within the desirable village of Thorndon, this well-presented four-bedroom property provides generous and flexible accommodation ideally suited to modern family life. At its heart, a welcoming sitting room with wood burner creates a cosy focal point, complemented by multiple reception spaces including a dining room and bright conservatory. The kitchen is both stylish and practical, supported by a separate utility room for everyday convenience. Upstairs, four well-proportioned bedrooms include a principal suite with en suite, alongside a family bathroom. Outside, a wraparound garden, driveway and double garage complete a home that perfectly blends comfort, space and rural appeal.The LocationThorndon is a small, rural parish in Suffolk characterised by gently rolling farmland, hedgerows, and scattered woodland. The village has a linear lay

Guide Price £375,000 to £400,000*This beautifully presented and extended four-bedroom detached period cottage with character features is situated in Mill Green close to Stonham Aspel in the Mid Suffolk region. Spacious versatile accommodation with three reception rooms, two of which have log burners. The property benefits from oil fired central heating, double-glazing, ample off-road parking for multiple vehicles, large workshop/garage and courtyard area to the side of the property. The property is being offered to market with no onward chain. As agents, we recommend the earliest possible internal viewing to appreciate the quality of accommodation on offer which comprises living room, office/study, dining room, kitchen, covered passageway, wc, workshop, first floor can be accessed by two separate staircases where there are four bedrooms and a bathroom. Stonham Aspal is a pretty village in Suffolk which offers a church, village hall and primary school. Located just three miles away from

ABOUT THE PROPERTY: The property is set behind a wooden five bar gate, with open lawns, an abundance of mature trees, natural moat and stunning farmland views. The property, largely built in the 16th century, offers a host of period features but with a modern twist which provides a contemporary feel. The detached barn which has been preserved, and converted, now creates space as an annexe or guest accommodation while preserving its traditional character. The house sits well within picturesque mature, part moated gardens and grounds and is approached from the north-west, through a wooden five bar gate onto the driveway which is flanked to the east side by open lawns and a moat. The gardens continue around the house to the west where there is a well-maintained kitchen garden and mature perennial beds. The pamment brick paths are believed to belong to an earlier section of the main farmhouse.Attractively screened by old brick walls, the kitchen garden and terraced seating area overlook a

SUMMARYA charming Grade II listed semi-detached home in peaceful Winston, offered with no onward chain. Features include exposed beams, two log burners, a newly renovated kitchen, modern ground-floor bathroom, two spacious bedrooms, a turfed front garden, rear garden, off-road parking, and lovely views.DESCRIPTIONNestled within the peaceful village of Winston, this characterful Grade II listed semi-detached home beautifully blends period charm with modern comfort. Rich in original features-including exposed beams and feature fireplaces with log burners-this delightful property is offered with no onward chain, making it an ideal opportunity for buyers seeking a smooth and swift move.The newly renovated, stylish kitchen provides ample storage and contemporary finishes while maintaining the home's traditional feel. The inviting living room, complete with exposed beams and a cosy log burner, creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere. A separate dining room-also enhanced its own log burner-of

From the moment Nelson Farmhouse comes into view, it is clear this is a property with a story to tell, one shaped by heritage, craftsmanship and an enduring connection to the Suffolk landscape. Set within approximately three acres (stms) of private, landscaped grounds, this Grade II listed former farmhouse offers an exceptional blend of period architecture and modern comfort. The main residence is enriched with characterful details, while the beautifully restored self‑contained barn provides an inspiring space for business, creative pursuits or sophisticated entertaining. With extensive garaging, stables and further outbuildings offering scope for additional accommodation or income‑generating ventures (subject to permissions), the estate presents a rare opportunity to curate a truly bespoke country lifestyle.Location & SettingAshbocking Road forms one of the most characterful approaches into Witnesham, a stretch of countryside where the village gradually reveals itself between open fie

Reception hall, cloakroom, sitting room, kitchen/dining room and utility room.Five first floor bedrooms, two with en-suite shower rooms and family bathroom.Ample off road parking, large double garage and garden.No forward chain.Location19 Millers Way is situated within walking distance of all the village has to offer. There are various amenities including a shop, a pub, The White Hart, village hall, doctors surgery and primary school. The house itself takes full advantage of the views towards the village church. The village is situated in the convenient location being just 8 miles from Ipswich which has rail links to London Liverpool Street, Woodbridge which is 6 miles, Framlingham 6 miles and the coast with destinations such as Aldeburgh being 18 miles. DirectionsHeading north from Woodbridge on B1079, enter Otley and in the centre of the village adjacent to shop, turn left onto Millers Way. Continue along the drive and then at the end, bear left where number 19 is corner plot on the

Entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, snug, utility room, pantry, conservatory and cloakroom. Principal bedroom with en-suite shower room, three further double bedrooms and family bathroom. Second floor double bedroom and attic storerooms. Traditional barn, outbuildings and garaging. Swimming pool. Mature gardens and grounds of approximately 0.81 acres (0.33 hectares).LocationThe property will be found in the centre of the accessible village of Brockford Street, which is home to the Mid-Suffolk Light Railway Museum, affectionately known as the 'Middy', a tourist attraction and museum, with shop, bar and café, as well as a host of events throughout the year. The hamlet of Brockford has a BP petrol station with shop, with the nearby village of Wetheringsett benefitting from a primary school and church. The neighbouring village of Mendlesham, 1½ miles, is well served with a primary school, health centre, village stores, post office, pub and fish and chip shop.

An opportunity to develop an existing barn into a 3/4 bedroom, semi-detached conversion, with off road parking and field views. Full planning approval for conversion of a 3/4 bedroom upside-down semi-detached dwelling (DC/24/4559/VOC) with a balcony overlooking the surrounding countryside

An opportunity to develop an existing barn into a 3/4 bedroom, semi-detached conversion, with off road parking and field views. Full planning approval for conversion of a 3/4 bedroom upside-down semi-detached dwelling (DC/24/4559/VOC) with a balcony overlooking the surrounding countryside

SituationWorlingworth is a picturesque Suffolk village, often described as a hidden corner of the county, set within gently rolling countryside approximately 16 miles north of Ipswich and 10 miles from Diss. The village offers a strong sense of community alongside everyday amenities, including a well-regarded primary school, historic church and a range of local groups. Surrounded by open farmland and scenic walking routes, the area provides an appealing balance of rural tranquillity and accessibility.Additional FeaturesThis five bedroom home provides flexible accommodation over two floors, including a spacious principal bedroom suite with dressing room. The property further benefits from two well-proportioned reception rooms and a conservatory addition, with established wrap-around gardens enjoying countryside views, together with the added benefit of solar panels.Accommodation SummaryA spacious entrance hall provides access to a ground floor cloakroom and stairs rising to the first fl

Entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, breakfast room, kitchen, utility/boot room and two cloakrooms.Four double bedrooms, en-suite WC, bathroom and separate WC.Attic bedroom with en-suite WC and two attic store rooms.Triple bay garage with independent storage above and ample parking.Formal gardens with three ponds, one of which is a ‘treatment pond’. Grounds of, in all, approximately 3.56 acres.LocationWolmers occupies a wonderfully quiet, rural position at the end of a no-through road, just outside the village of Stonham Aspal. The village itself has a primary school and the well renowned Stonham Barns, which offers a range of shops, cafes and businesses, a post office, golf driving range, owl sanctuary, small fitness centre, hairdressers and beauticians. Stonham is ideally located, just 1.5 miles from the A140 and, from there, under 5 miles to the A14. It is just 34 miles from Norwich and 12 miles from the centre of Ipswich, which offers day to day shopping facilities, as well as

A Suffolk Home for Generations. Whether accommodating extended family, pursuing equestrian passions, generating additional income, or simply embracing the beauty of rural Suffolk, this remarkable home is designed to evolve with every stage of life. With 5 bedrooms and a wealth of entertaining space in the main house plus an independent annexe the possibilities are endless for work, rest, and play, being just minutes away from London rail links