4 bedroom Detached House
Honeywood Grove, Norton, Bury St Edmunds
£650,000
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A light, spacious and beautifully appointed four-bedroom detached home extending to
approximately 1,905 sq ft / 177 sq m (excluding garage), finished to an exceptional
specification in the ever-popular village of Norton near Bury St Edmunds.
A Stunning Home
Built in 2022 to a high specification — traditional construction with a tiled roof and rendered and boarded elevations.
Four double bedrooms, including a principal suite with en suite bathroom
Impressive 20ft (6.09m) living room with log burner set within an attractive fireplace and trifold doors to the rear terrace and garden
Stunning open-plan kitchen/dining room (19'11 x 16'8 / 6.06m x 5.09m) with a large central
island and trifold doors to the garden
High-specification kitchen: large island with Bosch induction hob, Miele integrated dishwasher, Neff double oven, full quartz worktops and surrounds, and a Belfast sink
Versatile garden room (12'10 x 9'2 / 3.90m x 2.80m) with double trifold doors to the garden — currently used as a home office/study, ideal for working from home with high-speed network points and multiple electrical outlets
Built-in wardrobes to both the principal and second bedrooms
Separate utility room with installed water softener system
Luxurious en suite and family bathroom, each with a full-length walk-in shower, separate bath and full-height tiled walls, beautifully finished throughout
Generous ceiling height to the first floor, enhancing the light and airy feel upstairs
Energy-efficient air source heat pump with app-controlled underfloor heating, individually zoned to each downstairs room, plus app-controlled landing thermostat
Ultrafast full-fibre broadband (FTTP) — up to 1 Gbps available
Premium home technology — Cat-6 wiring and upgraded networking
Ohme EV charger for convenient electric vehicle charging at home
Approximately 6 years remaining on the ICW building warranty (comparable to NHBC cover)
Landscaped gardens to both front and rear
Newly constructed large timber pergola and decking area, with railway sleeper raised beds, to the rear garden
Attractive oak porch to the front door, with willow fencing and a planted acer tree to the front garden
Fully tiled ground floor (excluding the cosy carpeted living room); carpeted staircase and all
bedrooms
Double garage (approx. 18'10 x 18'6 / 5.75m x 5.64m) with power, light, fob-operated electric
roller doors and personnel door
Private paved driveway with parking for up to four vehicles
Norton CEVC Primary School — rated Ofsted ‘Outstanding’ — within walking distance
Approx. 1,905 sq ft / 177 sq m of living space (2,250 sq ft / 209 sq m including the double
garage)
Energy-efficient EPC Band B
Property Reference: HRT011526089



Ground Floor
An attractive oak porch shelters the front door, opening to a welcoming entrance hall with tiled flooring and warming underfloor heating. The generous 20ft (6.09m) living room is a cosy, carpeted space with a log burner set within an attractive fireplace, and trifold doors opening directly onto the rear terrace and garden. The stunning open-plan kitchen/dining room (19'11 x 16'8 / 6.06m x 5.09m) is beautifully appointed with full quartz worktops and surrounds, a Belfast sink, and a large central island incorporating the Bosch induction hob. Further high-specification appliances include a Miele integrated dishwasher and Neff double oven, and trifold doors open to the garden. Flowing from here is the stunning garden room (12'10 x 9'2 / 3.90m x 2.80m), where double trifold doors bring the outside in. Currently used as a home office/study, it is a wonderfully versatile space — perfect for working from home with high-speed network points and multiple electrical outlets — and equally suited to relaxing or entertaining year-round. A practical utility room (with space for a washing machine and tumble dryer, and the installed water softener system) and useful storage complete the ground floor, which is fully tiled throughout with the exception of the carpeted living room.
First Floor
A carpeted staircase rises to a light and airy landing with a generous ceiling height, featuring an app-controlled thermostat. The principal bedroom (16'10 x 13'3 / 5.12m x 4.05m) benefits from built-in wardrobes and a luxurious en suite comprising a full-length walk-in shower, separate bath, WC and wash hand basin with tiled floors and full-height tiled walls. The second bedroom (16'10 x 9'10 / 5.12m x 2.99m) also enjoys built-in wardrobes, and there are two further double bedrooms — Bedroom 3 (13'7 x 9'10 / 4.13m x 2.99m) and Bedroom 4 (12'10 x 9'10 / 3.90m x 3.00m). All bedrooms are carpeted. The family bathroom mirrors the en suite, with a full-length walk-in shower and separate bath, WC, wash hand basin and vanity unit, finished with tiled floors and full-height tiled walls.
Outside
The property enjoys landscaped gardens to both the front and rear. To the front, excellent kerb appeal is created by willow fencing, a planted acer tree, and an oak porch sheltering the front door. A private paved driveway provides parking for up to four vehicles, leading to the double garage, which benefits from power and light, fob-operated electric roller doors and a personnel door to the side. An Ohme EV charger provides convenient home charging for electric vehicles. The enclosedrear garden, bordered by close boarded fencing, is a real highlight — featuring a newly constructed large timber pergola and decking area, a stone-paved terrace accessible from both the living room and garden room, and attractive railway sleeper raised beds to the edges. A superb space for al fresco entertaining and family living.
Location
Set in a peaceful position along Ashfield Road in the popular village of Norton (IP31), the home enjoys excellent local amenities including Norton CEVC Primary School — rated ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted and within walking distance — along with a church, village hall, playing field, and a garagewith shop/post office and service station, not to mention the renowned local pub, ‘The Dog’. Norton sits conveniently between the market towns of Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket via the A14, with Stowmarket Station offering a direct commuter service to London Liverpool Street in approximately 80 minutes.
Modern Upgrades & Connectivity
Built in 2022 to a high specification and significantly enhanced by the current owners, this home is of traditional construction with a tiled roof and rendered and boarded elevations, offering an outstanding array of modern features. Comfort and efficiency come courtesy of an air source heat pump with app-controlled underfloor heating, individually zoned to each downstairs room, plus an app-controlled landing thermostat. For connectivity, the home benefits from ultrafast full-fibre broadband (FTTP) with speeds up to 1 Gbps, complemented by Cat-6 cabling and upgradednetworking — ideal for remote working, media setups and modern connected family living. The garden room is currently used as a home office/study, with high-speed network points and multiple electrical outlets making it a versatile space for working from home. A water softener system and an Ohme EV charger complete the package. For added peace of mind, the property also retains approximately 6 years of its ICW building warranty, which provides structural cover comparable tothe NHBC scheme.
Agents Note - Management Company
A management company has been established for the development, of which the purchaser will become a member. This is responsible for the ongoing upkeep and maintenance of the communal and shared areas, with an approximate annual charge of £420. Further details are available on request.
About Bury St Edmunds
Bury is a picturesque and thriving market town, which still has a market twice a week and offers a good mixture of shopping, history and entertainment. There’s plenty to explore, from the cathedral (Suffolk’s only one) and Abbey Gardens to the shops in the Arc, the town’s modern shopping area. There are independent shops, cafés, restaurants and pubs and lots of community events to get involved in too.
Bury has a good selection of schools and is served by a train station. Right now, east of Bury is undergoing lots of exciting new development, with new homes, schools and other amenities springing up. If you’re wondering about schools, good state and private schools include Bury St Edmunds County Upper School, Culford and St Louis Catholic Middle School.
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