2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes
Open public space
Dog walking area
Play park
Air source heat pumps and underfloor heating
Integrated appliances
Flooring to key areas
Electric car charging points to many homes
Chediston Place resides in the bustling historic market town of Halesworth, offering the perfect blend of glorious scenery and convenience. The town centre is within walking distance and countryside walks are on your doorstep.
Our thoughtfully designed 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes surround a central green open space and play area, perfect for family living and first-time buyers. Each home is energy efficient thanks to air source heat pumps, with some homes benefitting from electric car charging points
Halesworth is on a tributary of the River Blyth, nine miles upstream from Southwold. Steeped in the history of brewing, malting and agriculture, it’s a wonderful mix of old and new. Delight in independent shops and weekly outdoor markets, all stemming from the Thoroughfare – home to a plethora of cafés, encouraging you to watch the world go by.
20% discount for local residents
* Available on selected discount market homes. The collective income of everyone buying the property should be no more than £80,000 per annum. For the first six months of release only applicants with a local connection to Halesworth and surrounding the villages of Bramfield, Walpole, Chediston, Wissett, Spexhall, Westhall, Sotherton, Blyford and Wenhaston will qualify. Must be the purchasers Principal Place of Residence. Sub-letting not permitted. Discount will be applied in perpetuity for future sales (controlled through restriction on title). For full terms and conditions please speak to a Sales Executive for further information.
Chediston Place, Halesworth, Suffolk, IP19 8TP
4 bedroom detached house
£485,000
4 bedroom detached house
£465,000
4 bedroom detached house
£475,000
4 bedroom detached house
£449,950
3 bedroom terraced house
£229,950
2 bedroom semi detached house
£239,950
2 bedroom terraced house
£219,950
3 bedroom semi detached house
£310,000
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:
HBF 5-star builder 2024
We take pride in what we do, so you can take pride in where you live.
Our philosophy of doing things the right way and not the easy way can be seen in every home we build. We care deeply about the impact of our work and the legacy we leave – creating homes and communities defined by craft, care and social responsibility. Homes that people trust and aspire to, for this generation and the next.
At Hopkins Homes, we have a responsibility and an opportunity to make our homes more sustainable. The good news is, new build homes are more energy efficient, reducing carbon emissions and saving you money. The latest ‘Watt a Save’ report by the Home Builders Federation has shown that new build homes are on average 65% more energy efficient than older houses .
All of our homes have a minimum EPC rating of B, which compares to just 5% of existing UK homes and our goal is to only get better.
We want to build better, towards a greener future.
*Data source: ‘Watt a save’ report (November 2024), the Home Builders Federation. Calculations are based on Government’s EPC registrations data of new and existing properties in the year to September 2024 and Ofgem’s October 2024 energy price cap.
*All choices are subject to stage of construction. Cloakroom splashback tile from matching selection to bathroom or en-suite. This specification is only meant as a guide, some items may vary from home to home. Please check with Sales Consultant for home-specific information. Photography depicts previous Hopkins Homes developments.
** Utility rooms have space for free-standing washing machine and/or tumble dryer (not included) subject to house type. Please speak to sales consultant for full details
^ Semi-pedestal basin or vanity unit subject to house type. Please speak to sales consultant for full details.
Halesworth is on a tributary of the River Blyth, nine miles upstream from Southwold. Steeped in the history of brewing, malting and agriculture, it’s a wonderful mix of old and new.
Delight in independent shops and weekly outdoor markets, all stemming from the Thoroughfare – home to a plethora of cafés, encouraging you to watch the world go by, including the award-winning Black Dog Deli, the ideal spot for coffee and cinnamon buns. Halesworth is also home to a number of pubs – The Angel serves Italian cuisine in its Cleone’s restaurant, whilst The White Swan is a more traditional establishment.
Enjoy the largest Millennium Green in England and over 50 acres of countryside with convenient footpaths, a community orchard and great views. Other amenities include the highly-rated Halesworth Golf Club and The Cut Arts Centre with theatre, dance performances and workshops.
The nearby quintessential seaside towns of Southwold, Walberswick, Thorpeness and Aldeburgh are sure to become favourite destinations, all just a short car journey away. Think heathland and coastal walks, concerts at Snape Maltings, a Peter Pan-inspired boating lake, and sensational fish and chips on the beach. The renowned RSPB Minsmere Nature Reserve is teeming with wildlife and is a lovely place to explore with the family.
Halesworth is situated between Norwich and Ipswich, both less than 30 miles away. Norwich is a creative hub, with hundreds of independent shops and start-ups, Michelin Guide restaurants, and much more. For Ipswich, the marina is the heart of the town and has been throughout its 1,500-year history. Today, it’s popular for the many bars, cafés and bistros perched along the water’s edge, with charming views over the marina, day and night.
Chediston Place is conveniently located for a choice of schooling. For tots, Halesworth Day Nursery is less than one mile away. Halesworth also has two primary schools within walking distance – Edgar Sewter Primary School and Holton St Peter Primary School. A 16-minute drive away is Bungay High School. Nearby Southwold offers a boarding option in Saint Felix School, which caters for ages 2-19. Further education facilities are in Ipswich (such as The University of Suffolk) and Norwich (The University of East Anglia) – both easily reached by rail and road
The A12, the main route through East Suffolk, is just six miles away and offers superb connections – take the route south for London, or travel to Cambridge and the Midlands via the A14. Halesworth train station is less than a mile’s walk from Chediston Place, providing an easy commute to Ipswich and Norwich. London Liverpool Street can be reached in just over two hours.
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For further information please contact a Sales Consultant:
01986 801690 chediston.place@hopkinshomes.co.ukOpening times:
Thursday to Monday, 10am - 5pm
Address:
Chediston Place, Halesworth, Suffolk, IP19 8TP
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