3 Bed Terraced House For Sale

Home 81, The Brook is a three bedroom End-Terrace with dedicated parking.



The home boasts open plan living with an L-shaped kitchen and dining area space with French doors taking you to the generous garden. Through double doors is the generous living room - making this home a great entertaining space. In the hall is a cloakroom and additional under the stair storage space.



Upstairs the Master bedroom features a fitted wardrobe and en-suite shower room. There are two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.



This home includes integrated appliances.



*Images show an indicative interior

Estimated Completion Date - Autumn 2025



Room Dimensions

Kitchen / Dining Area

5.40m x 2.82m 17'8" x 9'3"



Living Room

4.68m x 3.33m 15'4" x 10'11"



Master Bedroom

3.98m x 3.33m 13'0" x 10'11"



Bedroom 2

3.86m x 3.11m 12'8" x 10'2"



Bedroom 3

2.93m x 2.82m 9'7" x 9'3"



Why Buy New:

There are so many benefits of buying a newly built home over an older property, it's an easy decision to make. Everything is new, clean, compliant with the latest standards, and built to last. The list is long, here are just a few examples:

1. Offers, buying schemes and additional mortgages available.

2. Countless designs and styles to choose from.

3. Chain free move.

4. Energy efficient, helping to save money on your bills.

5. Low maintenance, no hidden renovation costs and no major DIY.

6. Blank canvas, ready to add your individual style.

7. High speed broadband.

8. New community.

9. Peace of mind with a 10-year NHBC Buildmark guarantee.



About Bramford

Bramford, a pretty village located on the westerly outskirts of Ipswich, offers calming scenery within easy reach of town life. The village is known for its picturesque River Gipping, providing delightful riverside walks and opportunities for waterway enthusiasts. Bramford Meadows Local Nature Reserve serves as the starting point for walking routes, while the Suffolk Water Park offers fishing and a fantastic café. The village also boasts the historic Bramford Cock pub, built in the 15th century, and St Mary the Virgin Church, dating back to the 13th century.



Ipswich, just a short distance away, offers a vibrant town centre with a variety of dining options, shops, museums, and parks. Ipswich Marina, with its bars, cafés, and bistros, provides charming views over the marina. Festivals and events, such as the Ipswich Maritime Festival, add to the town's vibrant atmosphere. Further south, visitors can enjoy a day at Jimmy's Farm, home to various animal species, or explore Pin Mill, a National Trust location with stunning river views and picturesque walks.