St Edmunds Gate, Off Rougham Hill, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 2RW

*Integrated Dishwasher and Fridge/Freezer Plus Flooring throughout & Turf included!* The Greenfinch Plot 164 is a 3/4 bedroom detached townhouse, with an abundance of space spread over three floors.

On the ground floor, there is the study, shower room, utility and fourth bedroom, which could be used as a dayroom. There is ample storage on this floor, with 3 built in cupboards.

On the second floor is the open plan kitchen/dining area, and spacious living room.

The remaining 3 bedrooms are located on the top floor, with 2 of the rooms including built in wardrobes, and the master bedroom featuring an en-suite. This property comes with a carport and parking.

Dimensions Dayroom / Bedroom 4 4.204m x 2.975m 13'10" x 9'9" Utility 3.017m x 2.075m 8'11" x 6'10" Study 2.975m x 2.765m 9'9" x 9'1" Kitchen / Dining Area 5.150m x 4.281m 16'11" x 14'1" Living Room 5.150m x 5.016m 16'11" x 16'6" Master Bedroom 3.240m x 2.865m 10'8" x 9'5" Bedroom 2 3.122m x 2.900m 10'3" x 9'6" Bedroom 3 3.017m x 2.150m 9'11" x 7' About St Edmunds Gate Bury St Edmunds, the jewel in Suffolk's crown, is home to St Edmunds Gate, our impressive collection of 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes.

Discover the delights of this bustling market town, with its historic cathedral, exceptional shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues, surrounded by stunning countryside.

St Edmunds Gate is perfectly positioned, close to transport links and local amenities, with the vibrant town centre just a short distance away.

Lively Newmarket is just 17 miles away and the world renowned city of Cambridge is 40 minutes by car. London is under two hours by train from Bury St Edmunds Railway Station.

About Bury St Edmunds Experience the best of town living with bustling Bury St Edmunds on your doorstep, yet being close to the countryside.

Enjoy green spaces, parks, woods, and nature reserves or join in the town's many festivals and events.

With enchanting medieval villages such as Lavenham and Long Melford nearby and the Suffolk coast an hour away, there is always somewhere to explore.

The foodie capital of Suffolk has a proud brewing history and is home to Greene King. Bury St Edmunds boasts a brilliant selection of independent and well known eateries, quaint pubs, and bars.

Try brunch at Wright's, treat yourself to a Michelin Star meal at Pea Porridge or take a short stroll down the lanes for a snack.

When you want to meet friends, there are pubs within walking distance including The Masons Arms or The Rose & Crown.

A twice-weekly market and monthly farmers' market complement the wide choice of shops. There are convenience stores and supermarkets, including a Waitrose, Sainsbury's and Tesco.

The Arc Shopping Centre includes a cinema and The Apex entertainment venue. The town also has the Theatre Royal and a leisure centre with swimming pools.

Sports pitches, gyms, and golf clubs are within a short drive. Spend time at Hardwick Heath or Nowton Park, with space to work out, a play area, arboretums, and meadows.

St Edmunds Gate has excellent access to the A14, so it is easy to make the most of your leisure time. You will never tire of walking or cycling at Ickworth Estate.

Be in the Suffolk & Essex Coast & Heaths National Landscape, The Broads, or Dedham Vale Area of Outstanding National Beauty in an hour.

Enjoy the excitement of the races in Newmarket and visit the town's shops. Bressingham Steam and Gardens is another popular day out.

Both Sebert Wood Community Primary School and Hardwick Primary are around a 20-minute walk and are rated Good by Ofsted. Older pupils have the Sybil Andrews Academy which is also rated Good.

There are nurseries and pre-schools in the area. Abbeygate Sixth Form College, an 8-minute drive away, is rated Outstanding.

West Suffolk College offers courses or 16-18 year olds and degrees for adults.

Independent schools include South Lee Prep School which caters for children up to the age of 13 and Culford School which offers a senior school and Sixth Form.