Homes News

Take a look at this £4.25m private stud farm with a five-bedroom house and 74 acres of land in a Suffolk village.

Take a look inside this £1.95m Edwardian country house with a range of outbuildings and a heated outdoor swimming pool.

A period town house within one of the most exclusive squares in a Suffolk market town has gone on the market.

Take a look inside this £1.85m home dating back to the 16th century with seven bedrooms.

Take a look inside this £3.5m home perched on a knoll that has been designed by an award-winning architect practice.

Take a look inside this £1.5m mid-century home with an indoor swimming pool, sauna and tennis court.

Take a look at this eight-bedroom 17th century hall with a tennis court and moated gardens available for £6.1m.

Take a look at this Grade II listed former rectory with a tennis court and swimming pool available for £2.75m

Take a look at this Grade II village home with a hidden bar on the market for £1,500,000.

Take a look at one of only 12 official ‘chocolate box’ cottages that Cadbury’s featured on their finest chocolate boxes in the late 1800’s.

Take a look at a famous jockey’s country home with an equestrian centre, cinema room and swimming pool, available to rent for £15,000 a month.

A historic house designed by the ‘father of the Arts and Crafts’ architecture has gone on the market.

A controversial block of affordable apartments which has been empty for nearly three years due to problems with the building is still on the market.

Two councils completed 367 gas, electrical and smoke detector checks and installations between March and June.

Take a look at this 17th century six-bedroom home with a Victorian style glasshouse available for £1.25m.

A new application has been submitted to build 25 affordable homes in a Suffolk town.

A mother has spoken of her daughter’s cancer journey after receiving the ‘terrible news’ last summer.

A town’s mayor has officially marked the start of construction at a new housing development.

Here’s everything you need to know about the boundary line dividing a town and village.

A Suffolk property valuer says she is determined to mend the ‘dysfunctional relationship’ that exists between estate agents and the public.