New Homes in Suffolk

Suffolk is a picturesque county in East England, offering coastal charm, countryside tranquillity and vibrant market towns. From the beaches of Southwold to the historic sites of Sutton Hoo and Framlingham Castle, the area is rich in natural and cultural attractions. Families benefit from excellent schools and outdoor spaces like Thetford Forest, while commuters enjoy convenient rail links to London from Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds. 
 
Suffolk’s blend of scenic beauty and practical convenience makes it a popular choice for homebuyers. Explore our new homes in Suffolk and enjoy a lifestyle shaped by nature and heritage. 
 
Henley Gate
Henley Gate
Oxlip Blvd, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 6FA
  • £320,000 to £610,000
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
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Constable Gardens
Constable Gardens
Gaston End, East Bergholt, Suffolk, CO7 6RF
  • £330,000 to £950,000
  • 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
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Languard View
Languard View
Low Road, Dovercourt, Essex, CO12 3TX
  • £350,000 to £490,000
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
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  • Moving to Suffolk or buying a new home in the area could be the ideal thing to do if you love spending time exploring outdoors. With an array of stunning natural environments to discover, you won’t even need the extra cash you’ll have in your pocket from offers such as our Movemaker scheme to enjoy most of them. 
      • Suffolk offers a picturesque coastline with waterfront attractions, including entertainment piers, lighthouses, and beautiful beaches, which is perfect for spending time on your own or with the whole family.

      • Take the kids to Pleasurewood Hills Theme Park or Subtropical Swimming Paradise.

      • Discover nature at RSPB Minsmere, RSPB Havergate Island or Dunwich Heath. 

      • Explore the scenic Thetford Forest or Brandon Country Park for outdoor activities and nature walks.

      • Don't miss Sutton Hoo and Framlingham Castle, or the beautiful Broads, Dedham Vale and Rendlesham Forest.  
  • Suffolk has a wide selection of schools you’d be happy to send your kids to. This includes St Mary’s Catholic Primary, which is ranked as outstanding by Ofsted. Sebert Wood Community Primary is an option in the Bury St Edmunds area, while Felixstowe’s Maidstone and Causton Infant and Junior Schools are also good choices. Culford School in Bury St Edmunds, meanwhile, has been highlighted as one of the county’s best secondary schools in recent years. 
      • The county relies on a network of A roads for car travel, such as the A14.
      • Bury St Edmunds can be reached from Ipswich in around half an hour.
      • Plenty of bus and train routes available, with Southern areas of Suffolk commutable to London, with trains taking just over an hour.