New build homes for sale in Kennett

A development of new homes in Kennett, set against a backdrop of open countryside and around five minutes’ drive from historic Newmarket and its many amenities. This collection of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom homes is certain to appeal to a range of potential purchasers, including first-time buyers, families and professionals working in Newmarket, Cambridge and surrounding towns.The Ferns at Kennett Garden Village is located off Station Road and Dane Hill Road, less than five miles from Newmarket, 12 miles from Bury St Edmunds, around 18 miles from Cambridge and 72 miles from central London. Major roads easily accessible from the development include the A11, the A14 and the M11. Stansted Airport is 38 miles away via the A11 and the M11. The Ferns at Kennett Garden Village lies within the administrative boundaries of Kennett Parish Council, East Cambridgeshire District Council and Cambridgeshire County Council.Residents with young children could benefit from plans to include a primary school as part of the development. There are also a number of well-regarded schools nearby, including Kennett Primary School, which is just a few minutes' walk from The Ferns at Kennett Garden Village. Other schools catering to young children include Moulton CEVC Primary School, The Pines Primary – both five minutes’ drive from the development – and Fordham CE Primary, which is around 10 minutes’ drive away. For older students, Mildenhall College Academy, Newmarket Academy and Soham Village College can all be reached in less than 15 minutes by car.Newmarket town centre is popular with shoppers from across the region. The Guineas Shopping Centre and High Street are the main retail areas boasting a good selection of chain stores and independents between them. A twice weekly market also takes place along High Street with traders selling a wide range of goods, including fresh produce, street food and crafts. Bury St Edmunds town centre is also popular with shoppers and lies 10 miles to the east of Kennett. There the Arc mall contains a wealth of boutiques and high-street names, while surrounding streets – such as Abbeygate Street, Butter Market, St John’s Street and The Traverse are populated by a vibrant mix of boutiques, specialist stores, restaurants, coffee houses and traditional pubs.Residents of these new homes in Newmarket might be pleased to note that there are 12.5 acres of open space planned as part of the development, which could be used for recreational activities, such as dog walking, jogging and cycling. For families, there’s a children’s playground next to the village playing field, less than 10 minutes’ walk from The Ferns at Kennett Garden Village. Kentford and Kennett Village Hall is situated nearby and is a popular venue for local activities. The Bell Inn, a mile from the development, is the village’s only pub and offers a varied menu of home cooked food. Dating from the 16th century, The Bell is said to have no less than four resident ghosts. Horses feature prominently in the local area with Newmarket being the birthplace of horse racing. The Rowley Mile and the July Course (which together make up Newmarket Racecourse), The National Stud and The National Heritage Centre for Horseracing & Sporting Art (which includes The National Horse Racing Museum) are all based in the town, welcoming thousands of visitors each year. Other sports facilities locally include Newmarket Leisure Centre, which has two swimming pools, a sports hall, a gym and fitness studio, as well as a soft play zone for youngsters, Royal Worlington & Newmarket Golf Club, and Links Golf Club – all around 10 minutes’ drive away.  For film fans, the nearest multiplex is in Bury St Edmunds; the town is also home to the Abbeygate Cinema, which presents a varied selection of arthouse, independent and world cinema, as well as new releases, family favourites and live event screenings. Newmarket Kings Theatre and the Theatre Royal in Bury St Edmunds both stage a comprehensive programme of drama, comedy, live music, family shows and workshops throughout the year.Regular train services run from Kennett Station to Newmarket, Cambridge, Bury St Edmund, Ipswich, Ely and Peterborough. Major roads within convenient distance of The Ferns at Kennett Garden Village include the A11 (for London, Thetford and Norwich), the M11 (for Cambridge, Bishop’s Stortford, Harlow, Loughton and the M25), and the A14 (for Bury St Edmunds, Ipswich, Felixstowe, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Kettering and the M1). Stansted Airport is 40 minutes by car from the development via the A11 and the M11.

This collection of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom homes boasts a highly desirable location on the edge of historic Bury St. Edmunds and just a short walk from the charming village of Fornham All Saints. With easy access to vibrant shopping opportunities, a tempting restaurant circuit, well-regarded local schooling and excellent transport links, Bronze Fields is sure to appeal to a wide audience of purchasers, including first time buyers, families and professionals.This attractive new development is just 3.5 miles north east of the bustling market town of Bury St Edmunds, and just a short walk from the charming amenities of Fornham All Saints village. It is ideally located just one minute north of the A14, with excellent road links to surrounding commuter areas. Bronze Fields is situated in the historic minister town of Bury St. Edmunds and falls within the boundaries of Suffolk County Council.Family-owned shops, independent boutiques and high street names sit side by side in the medieval streets of Bury St Edmunds, with an award-winning, twice-weekly market held at the heart of the town. Offering over 80 stalls of fresh local produce, seasonal fruits and vegetables, clothing, pottery, flowers and even artisan gifts, this vibrant market is known as one of the most successful traditional street markets in the country. Less than a 10-minute drive from home, the extensive Arc Shopping Centre is an open-air complex of recognisable brand name shops, surrounded by a good selection of causal family eateries, cafés and coffee shops. Those seeking a quieter pace, will find a pleasing collection of everyday amenities just a short walk away, in the pretty village of Fornham All Saints. Here, residents will find a charming village shop, a community centre, a popular café, and a quaint 17th inn-keeper style public house, with a cosy interior, friendly locals and a fascinating history.Located on the edge of vibrant Bury St Edmunds, Bronze Fields offers residents a bountiful selection of nearby leisure attractions.  History enthusiasts will delight in the town’s rich and fascinating heritage, with breath-taking sites such the famous Abbey ruins – known as one of the most important medieval monasteries in Europe  –  and the notable St Edmundsbury Cathedral.  Visitors to Bury St Edmunds are encouraged to explore its stunning medieval streets, admire its beautiful Georgian architecture and marvel at Britain’s last remaining regency theatre – there really is something to keep the whole family entertained. Those who enjoy the outdoors will find Thetford Forest just a short drive away, boasting 18,730 hectares to be explored, filled with a patchwork of pines, heathland and broadleaves. An ideal setting for a family day out, the forest provides a welcome refuge for a rich variety of animal and plant life, not to mention the wide array of family attractions at nearby High Lodge, Mildenhall Warren, Lynford Arboretum, and the tranquil walking routes of St Helens. Closer to home, sports enthusiasts will find Bury St Edmunds Golf Club within walking distance of Bronze Fields. This 18-hole championship course promises a warm welcome and a challenging game for players of all abilities, while spectators can attend one of its many regional competitions.Ideally located just one minute north of the A14, and around three miles from the well-connected Bury St Edmunds train station, Bronze Fields enjoys excellent transport connections, by both road and rail. Residents will find convenient road links via the B1106, affording access to the A14 within 0.6 miles. The A14 then allows onward travel to the wider road network, with Newmarket 13 miles to the west and Stowmarket 17 miles to the east. The beautiful cathedral city of Cambridge can be reached in less than 40 minutes via the A14, while vibrant Ipswich town centre is just over 40 minutes away, also via the A14. A perfect setting for commuters, the development benefits from close proximity to Bury St Edmunds train station, offering hourly services to Ipswich, Cambridge, Norwich and the wider Greater Anglia Rail Network. Those requiring international travel will find London Stansted Airport around 48 minutes away by car.Both growing and mature families are well-catered for in the area, with a range of highly-regarded institutions covering all levels of education. Younger children will find a handful of schools within a short drive, including Tollgate Primary School and Sexton’s Manor Primary School – both reachable within a 5-minute drive – as well as St Edmundsbury C of E Primary School, just six minutes away by car. Students of secondary school age are served by a number of well-rated schools, including Saint Benedict's Catholic School and West Suffolk College  –  six and seven minutes’ drive away respectively  –  as well as Abbeygate Sixth Form College and King Edward VI School,  both under a 10-minute drive from Bronze Fields.

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OPEN HOUSE EVENT SATURDAY 23RD NOVEMBER! Don't miss your chance to see our show home and a selection of completed homes - book your appointment today! Ideally situated for easy access to Ely, Newmarket and Cambridge, Soham itself boasts a range of local amenities to cater for all your day to day needs whilst being surrounded by the beautiful Cambridgeshire countryside, giving you the best of all worlds. The area also has a rich history, with excavation digs revealing findings from as far back as 2,500 BC. Soham Manor also has links to King Richard I of England. You’ll find fun activities for all the family in Soham, with attractions like South Angle Farm Park, Soham Museum, Escape Rooms and horseback riding tours; not to mention the annual carnival and beer festival! Wide range of 2, 3 & 4 bed homes available for Market Sale Selection of 2 & 3 bed homes available with Shared Ownership Just 1 mile from Soham town centre with its range of amenities Under 5 minutes walk to the local family pub/restaurant Conveniently close to A142 providing links to Ely & Newmarket Easy access to the A11 & A14 and just 17 miles from Cambridge Soham train station is only 1.3 miles away All-inclusive specification with flooring and turf included - no extras needed! Deposit Unlock scheme available on selected Market Sale homes! Did you know: - New build properties can save homeowners up to 57% in energy usage and bills each year* - On average, new build homes emit a third of the carbon of an older property* - New build homes help reduce carbon emissions by more than 500,000 tonnes a year* - 86% of homebuyers consider the energy efficiency of a home as an important factor in their purchase^ - All houses at this development have achieved at least EPC rating band B~ (average rating in England is D) - Interest rates on fixed rate mortgage deals are now falling, with the trend set to continue.† - There is currently no Stamp Duty to pay for the first £250,000 of your property purchase, or £425,000 if you're a first time buyer! * HBF Watt a Save report April 2024 ^ Orbit Homes Brand Measurement Survey of 1,000 people in August 2023 † Moneyfacts 3rd Jan 2024 ~ Based on completed properties to end of December 2023

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5% DEPOSIT CONTRIBUTION* - ENQUIRE TODAY New homes now available Tayfen Court is an exciting new development of 1 & 2 bedroom apartments in the historic town of Bury St Edmunds. Within walking distance of the bustling high street, independent shops, cafes and twice-weekly market, be at the start of something wonderful in this highly desirable location. Prices from £176,000 5 reasons to buy at Tayfen Court 1. Excellent transport connections Bury St Edmunds station is a 5-minute walk away with direct trains to Ipswich in 28 minutes and Cambridge in 41 minutes.† 2. Weston Homes’ fully inclusive specification Fully integrated appliances, flooring throughout, Smart technology and so much more. PLUS, you can choose from an extensive range of specification options at no extra cost.* 3. Save 20% of the market value Plus, enjoy 100% ownership with Discount Market Sale^ 4. Outside space A private balcony or terrace to every apartment, and residents can enjoy the landscaped communal gardens. 5. Benefits of buying new Save an average of over £1,100^ every year on your household bills AND all apartments come with a NHBC 10-year warranty. Book your private appointment today. Hundreds of people have bought from us who didn’t think they could. If there is a way, we will find it! **HBF Watt A Save report August 2024. ^Discount Market Sale terms and conditions apply. *Subject to stage of construction. †Journey times are taken from National Rail and Google and are approximate only. Internal photography is of a typical Weston Homes show home and is indicative only. Specification may vary. E&OE.

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