Homes News

A converted church dating back to the 14th century is on the market for £600,000.

The future is looking brighter for a seven-bedroom property that has been empty for years and has a tree growing through one of its rooms.

Take a look inside this 16th century townhouse, which was extended by a well-known architect, on the market for £1.95m.

Dating back to the 15th century, this historic home still has part of a moat in its grounds.

This village home comes complete with a detached two-storey annexe.

Take a look around an impressive barn conversion with countryside views available on the market for £1,250,000.

A housing association has been questioned as its decision to sell flats causes uncertainty for a vulnerable person living in a remote village.

Take a look around this five-bedroom 18th century country house on the market for £1,250,000.

More than 300 homes are expected to be built by a council's company before the end of 2025.

A six-bedroom townhouse once owned by a best-selling author has gone up for sale.

An application for 32 homes in a Suffolk village will be decided next week amid allegations of overdevelopment and calls for more affordable houses.

More than 100 new homes at a controversial development are a step closer after a reserved matters application was approved by planners.

Two Suffolk towns have been named amongst the most in demand locations for properties in England.

A decision has been made on the future of a block of affordable apartments which has been empty for two years due to problems with the building.

Listed property is set in 10 acres of grounds – complete with a moat.

A Suffolk housing development has been given the go ahead, despite strong reservations by councillors about its environmental credentials.

A low-carbon housing scheme is planned for council-owned land in Elmswell.

A six bedroom Suffolk house that was originally built for the headmaster of a grammar school is now on the market.

A 16th century Suffolk manor house with six bedrooms and a river tributary is on the market.

Average house prices in the East of England are predicted to fall next year, according to latest forecasts from property expert Savills.