The Street, Stonham Aspal, Suffolk, IP14 6AN

Plot 20 Harrier

The spacious three bedroom Harrier features a stylish living room with French doors to the garden and a large kitchen / dining room benefitting from contemporary units, integrated appliances and a second set of French doors. Bedrooms one and two are both double in size, with bedroom one having the added luxury of fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room. The home is complete with ample storage and a bathroom with both a bath and separate shower cubicle.

Externally this plot features a west facing garden, a single garage and one parking space.

Tenure: Freehold
Initial Ground Rent: £0.00
Annual Service charge: £209.04
Service Charge Review: April (Annually)
Council Tax Band: To be confirmed by the local authority on completion of the property.

Homestead Park

We're delighted to present Homestead Park, a limited collection of 2- and 3-bedroom houses and bungalows in the rural village of Stonham Aspal in Suffolk, available for Market Sale and Shared Ownership.

All carefully designed and built with our new all-inclusive specification, these homes offer a fantastic opportunity to take the first step onto the property ladder, upsize to a family home, or downsize.

This well-served village has an array of essential amenities and train stations in Stowmarket, Elmswell and Needham Market link you to Bury St Edmunds, Ipswich, Cambridge, Norwich and London Liverpool Street.

With just 22 Market Sale and 21 Shared Ownership homes at Homestead Park, we are expecting these to sell fast, please register your interest to receive more information as it's released!

A selection of 2 and 3 bedroom houses and bungalows
Popular village with range of schools, retail outlets, health & leisure amenities close by
Just 7 miles from Stowmarket town centre and Train Station
Convenient road links via A140 linking to the A14
All-inclusive specification with flooring and turf included - no extras needed!
EV charging to all homes and flush photovoltaic panels to selected homes
Air Source Heat Pumps and enhanced cavity insulation - we're getting zero carbon ready
Focus on biodiversity - we're providing a varied habitat to improve the environment for local wildlife
Our homes are covered by a 10 year NHBC Warranty
Did you know:

- New build properties can save homeowners up to 57% in energy usage and bills each year*
- On average, new build homes emit a third of the carbon of an older property*
- New build homes help reduce carbon emissions by more than 500,000 tonnes a year*
- 86% of homebuyers consider the energy efficiency of a home as an important factor in their purchase^
- There is currently no Stamp Duty to pay for the first £250,000 of your property purchase, or £425,000 if you're a first time buyer!

Local area

Stonham Aspal is a charming, well served village just 7 miles from Stowmarket. The parish dates back to the Roman period, with its former name of Estuna being mentioned in the 1086 Domesday book. With such an interesting history, Stonham Aspal also has plenty to offer its residents, from St Mary & St Lambert church, through to the village hall, football club and Stonham Barns leisure and retail park. This delightful village features all the usual amenities such as a Post Office, boutique shops, a convenience store, a bakery and a primary school, whilst also being home to Suffolk Owl Sanctuary and Mid Suffolk Show Ground.

Just 15 minutes away by car is Stowmarket, here is where you'll find your larger supermarkets, as well as a mainline railway station, with regular services linking you to Ipswich, Cambridge, Norwich and London Liverpool Street.

The A140 connects Stonham Aspal to the A14, where you can reach the county town of Ipswich in 25 minutes and the historical Bury St Edmunds in just over half an hour. Both towns offer a range of things to do, from watching an Ipswich Town football game, seeing a concert at The Apex, or shopping for luxury goods in the independent boutiques and branded stores of Abbeygate street. The redeveloped Ipswich Marina boasts restaurants, bars and bistros with a cosmopolitan flair to satisfy all tastes, whilst Bury St Edmunds is home to the outstanding Pea Porridge - the only Michelin-starred restaurant in Suffolk.