125, Lynn Road, Downham Market, Norfolk, PE38 9QY

The Barnwood is a good-looking double-fronted detached home that will catch your eye if you are looking for more space for your growing family.

Or maybe you want to downsize, but still have room for friends and family to stay. Either way, this could be the ideal place to call home.

Two sociable living spaces, three bedrooms and two bathrooms will certainly help you to do that.

Additional Information Tenure: Freehold Council tax band: Not made available by local authority until post-occupation Predicted energy assessment rating: B Rooms 3D - Ground floor Kitchen (2.89 x 3.15 m) Dining Room (3.01 x 2.49 m) Living Room (3.12 x 5.64 m) 3D - First floor Bedroom 1 (3.17 x 3.69 m) Bedroom 2 (4.01 x 2.91 m) Bedroom 3 (2.97 x 2.64 m) Ground floor First floor About The Willows Welcome to The Willows – modern new homes in beautiful Norfolk Set on the edge of a historic market town in Norfolk , The Willows offers a fantastic range of one, two, three, four and five-bedroom homes.

These new builds in Downham Market are designed for modern living, with energy-efficient features and practical layouts.

Surrounded by green open spaces, community allotments and a play area, this development is an ideal place to start your next chapter.

Stylish new build homes in Downham Market The Willows combines a peaceful setting with easy access to everything you need.

Enjoy a welcoming community atmosphere, with the popular Chequers pub in nearby Wimbotsham just a short walk away – a local favourite for its events and friendly vibe.

Plus, Downham Market town centre is close by, offering shops, schools and essential services. New build homes with excellent transport links to Ely and Cambridge Commuting is simple from The Willows.

Downham Market train station is just 2 miles away, with direct services to Ely , Cambridge and London King’s Cross. The A10 and A1122 provide easy road links across Norfolk and beyond.

Everything you need on your doorstep Downham Market offers supermarkets, independent shops, and leisure facilities, while families benefit from a great choice of schools.

The town’s historic Market Square hosts regular markets, adding to its charm and convenience.

Explore the outdoors in Downham Market Enjoy the best of Norfolk’s countryside with scenic walks and nature reserves nearby.

The stunning Norfolk coastline is just a short drive away, as is the fantastic Watatunga Wildlife Reserve, perfect for nature lovers. Ready to make your move?

To explore our new houses for sale in Downham Market and start your new build journey, speak to one of our sales advisors today.

This development offers the following schemes: New Build Boost Deposit Boost: 5% Deposit Contribution Scheme Part Exchange your home Shared Ownership Home Change Armed Forces, Key Workers & nhs Discount Scheme Bank of Mum and Dad Early Bird Scheme Schemes are available on selected plots only, subject to status, terms and conditions apply.

Contact the development for latest information. Leisure The River Great Ouse is the town’s natural landmark – with lovely riverside walks along its banks.

The Memorial Park is just down the road, and the green space of the Willows Nature Reserve is near the river.

It’s really easy to head for the north Norfolk coast from here – a treat of long sandy beaches and pretty seaside villages.

30 minutes inland, on the Norfolk-Suffolk border, the vast Thetford Forest is one big adventure.

Shopping Downham Market has a good range of local shops, pubs, restaurants, and takeaways, in Market Square, High Street, and Bridge Street.

A Tesco Superstore, Morrisons, and The Bridge Street Surgery are each just over a mile from The Willows. The Alive Downham Leisure Centre is also just over a mile from The Willows.

Hillcrest Academy and Nelson Academy are the two primary schools, and for secondary education, Downham Market Academy also has a sixth form. Transport Downham Market sits right next to the A10.

It’s one of the county’s main routes, bypassing the town rather than taking traffic through it. It’s the link between King’s Lynn on the coast, all the way down to Greater London and the M25.

King’s Lynn is 11 miles away. Cambridge is 35 miles down the A10. Peterborough is also within commuting distance.

There’s a local train station too, with services to London Kings Cross taking less than 2 hours.

Opening Hours Monday 10:00 - 17:00, Tuesday Closed, Wednesday Closed, Thursday 10:00 - 17:00, Friday 10:00 - 17:00, Saturday 10:00 - 17:00, Sunday 10:00 - 17:00