• A collection of five thoughtfully designed barn-style homes, set around a private courtyard and surrounded by open Suffolk countryside. The development combines a traditional rural character with modern, energy-efficient living, including underfloor heating and solar panels.

    Each property has been designed as a comfortable single-storey home, with a choice of two and three-bedroom layouts ranging from approximately 66m² to 99m². The homes enjoy a peaceful setting backing onto farmland, while remaining conveniently close to a well-served village for everyday amenities.

    Oaklands, Little Larch, Apple Blossom, Hazlewood and Ashcroft will offer contemporary countryside living in an attractive, carefully planned setting.
      
  • Hardings Lane, Norton

    Norton is located about 2 miles north (as the crow flies) of the A14 Junction 47 (Woolpit) and with good access to Stowmarket and Bury St Edmunds.

        
    • Unit 21, Bacton Business Park,  Bacton, Stowmarket, Suffolk, IP14 4LE

      Bacton Business Park is located on the edge of the village of Bacton, about 4 miles north (as the crow flies) of the A14 but with good access to the A14 at Stowmarket and Elmswell.Unit 21 is of steel portal frame construction with, brick elevations, a concrete floor under a new profiled insulated sheet roof. There is a small office/reception area at the front of the unit and a 3.45m high roller shutter door.
        
    • Unit 46, Bacton Business Park,   Bacton, Stowmarket, Suffolk, IP14 4SB

      Bacton Business Park is located on the edge of the village of Bacton, about 4 miles north (as the crow flies) of the A14 but with good access to the A14 at Stowmarket and Elmswell.Unit 46 is of steel frame construction with brick elevations, a concrete floor under an insulated profiled metal sheet roof. The unit further benefits from an up and over loading door of approximately 4m x 3m, three phase electricity, eaves height 2.49m - 2.95m and yard space.Other occupiers within Red House Farm Business Units include builders, fabricators, office users and supplier of portable buildings.
        
    • Unit 47, Bacton Business Park,   Bacton, Stowmarket, Suffolk, IP14 4LE

      Bacton Business Park is located on the edge of the village of Bacton, about 4 miles north (as the crow flies) of the A14 but with good access to the A14 at Stowmarket and Elmswell.Unit 47 is of steel frame construction with brick elevations and a concrete floor under a fibre cement roof. The unit has two access doors and a first floor storage area which could be adapted for office space or other uses. The unit is available now on a new lease.Other occupiers within Bacton Business Park include joiners, fabricators, office users and supplier of portable buildings.
       
    • Unit 51, Bacton Business Park,  Bacton, Stowmarket, Suffolk, IP14 4LE

      Bacton Business Park is located on the edge of the village of Bacton, about 4 miles north (as the crow flies) of the A14 but with good access to the A14 at Stowmarket and Elmswell.Unit 51 is of steel frame construction with, brick elevations, a concrete floor under a fibre cement roof. The unit further benefits from a large access door (newly fitted roller-shutter), good eaves height, three phase electricity, newly insulated/profiled sheet roof and a crane.Other occupiers within the Bacton Business Park include joiners, fabricators, office users and supplier of portable buildings.
        
    • Unit 68, Bacton Business Park,   Bacton, Stowmarket, Suffolk, IP14 4LE

      Bacton Business Park is located on the edge of the village of Bacton, about 4 miles north (as the crow flies) of the A14 but with good access to the A14 at Stowmarket and Elmswell.Unit 68 is a single floor end of terrace storage/workshop unit with a concrete floor which is currently used for food production. The unit also benefits from a pedestrian access and loading door, lighting, water supply and electricity.Other occupiers within Bacton Business Park include joiners, fabricators, office users and supplier of portable buildings.
       
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