New Build Homes in Stowmarket
Situated in the East of England on the A14 road that connects Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds, Stowmarket is a market town in Suffolk. From walks along the River Gipping and around Sharmford Mere, to trips to Haughley Park and Bosmere, you’ve also got Dedham Vale and the Suffolk Coast and Heaths in the local area.
Our houses in Stowmarket are just half an hour’s drive from Thetford in Norfolk and around an hour to both Norwich or Cambridge. To see our latest developments near Stowmarket, simply take a look below.
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- £350,000 to £415,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £250,000 to £385,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
Nearby Stowmarket
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New Homes in Stowmarket
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You’ve certainly set your sights on a beautiful part of the UK if you’re thinking of buying a new home in Stowmarket. You can find out more about the local area below, while you can also call our helpful team for more information on our latest offers, which include our popular Movemaker scheme. With this, we could help you sell your existing home and even pay your estate agent fees for you.
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Stowmarket is home to the Museum of East Anglian Life, which provides a fascinating insight into the local area in years gone by. The Mechanical Music Museum is just north of town, while the nearby Baylham House Rare Breeds Farm is a great place to visit with children.
If you’re looking for natural spaces near Stowmarket, the 80-hectare Bradfield Woods National Nature Reserve is perfect for quiet walks. Visit Haughley Park, go for a stroll around Needham Lake and spend long days exploring Dedham Vale and the Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB, or head into Ipswich for more culture and entertainment options.
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There are plenty of top schools in Stowmarket, making it a great place to live if you have kids. Abbot’s Hall Community Primary, Chilton Community Primary and Wood Ley Community Primary are all rated as good by Ofsted, along with Combs Ford Primary and Trinity CofE. The town’s secondary school is Stowmarket High on Onehouse Road, while Stowupland High is also nearby.
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Stowmarket lies along the A14 between Bury St Edmunds and Ipswich, with both places less than 20 minutes away by car or train. Stowmarket’s railway station is in the heart of town just off Stowupland Street, and this is served by a dedicated bus stop. Trains to Norwich only take half an hour, while it’s just over an hour and 20 minutes to London.