Built c.6 years ago to high specification, approx. 2,250 sqft
Air‑source heat pump with underfloor heating to ground floor rooms
Large open plan kitchen/dining 'live‑in' space and separate utility
Four generous bedrooms; two with en‑suites, plus family bathroom
Landscaped gardens approx. 1/4 acre; large terrace for entertaining
Block paved driveway, detached garage; shared private driveway access
Private drainage (septic) and electricity main fuel — consider running costs
Council Tax Band F — higher annual council tax payable
This substantial detached home of about 2,250 sqft sits tucked away off the village green in Great Green, Cockfield — built c.6 years ago to a high standard and well suited to family life. The ground floor is arranged for modern living with a large ‘‘live‑in’’ kitchen/dining room, separate utility, generous sitting room with woodburner and an additional family room. Upstairs are four roomy bedrooms, two en‑suites and a contemporary family bathroom.
Energy efficiency is a clear strength: an air‑source heat pump supplies underfloor heating to ground floor rooms with individual thermostatic controls, and the house benefits from good insulation and quality finishes including oak flooring and integrated kitchen appliances. Outside, the landscaped gardens extend to roughly a quarter of an acre, with a large terrace for entertaining, a block‑paved driveway and detached garage providing ample parking and storage.
Practical points to note: the property uses mains electricity and private drainage, broadband and mobile signals are described as average, and council tax is banded at a higher level (expensive). The house is approached by a shared private driveway and sits in a quiet village setting — ideal for those seeking countryside living within reach of Bury St Edmunds and other local towns.
Overall this is a modern, roomy family home with strong energy credentials, generous outdoor space and high build quality. It will particularly appeal to families wanting a village location, but buyers should factor in higher running costs from an electricity‑based heating system, private drainage arrangements and the shared access arrangement.
