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WETHERDEN EXPLORE the CAPTIVATING Onveniently Located Within Surrounded by Open Spaces WETHERDEN EXPLORE THE CAPTIVATING onveniently located within surrounded by open spaces. An ideal walking distance of the well location for young, growing families COUNTRYSIDE Cconnected Elmswell station, and commuters, this village will offer Potters Warren offers quick access to a mix of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom houses nearby towns Bury St Edmunds, Ipswich with one chalet. Available for Shared and Cambridge, as well as London. Ownership, homes at this development are affordable for those looking to enjoy Potters Warren, Wetherden Road provides 69 brand new This new community in the Parish of the gorgeous Suffolk countryside and homes in the Suffolk countryside available to buy through Wetherden comprises of 69 homes maintain good links to Cambridge and Shared Ownership with Clarion Housing. available for Shared Ownership in London. an idyllic semi-rural village setting 4 5 Potters Warren • Wetherden Potters Warren • Wetherden otters Warren is set within the St Edmunds leisure centre, which beautiful Suffolk countryside on offers sports halls, a state of the art PWetherden Road within an hour gym, fitness studios, athletic arena of historic Cambridge, home to the and three pools. second oldest university in the English- Enjoy the speaking world. One of the most Families will find, in close proximity, a EXPERIENCE THE beautiful cities in the UK, Cambridge range of schools for children of all ages, beautiful offers grand architecture set in including: King Edward VI Upper School, grassy fields and tea gardens, with St Benedict’s Catholic School, Bury Suffolk the picturesque River Cam weaving St Edmunds County Upper School, St NATURAL through. The city offers something Botolph’s Primary, Sebert Wood Primary countryside for everyone, from punting down the and Stowmarket High School. river and museums housing world- at your class collections of art to plenty of For enjoyable days out and weekend CHARM independent shops and cafés to enjoy. walks visit nearby Ickworth House, the striking Italianate palace set in doorstep There are a huge number of clubs National Trust woods and parkland. and activities available near Potters The Clare Circular Walks, set in the Warren to get involved in year round Stour Valley, provide scenic views of Within 15 minutes of Elmswell station, find yourself in the suitable for all ages and interests. Join Clare – the smallest village in Suffolk charming medieval town of Bury St Edmunds. Once home to in with community football, gymnastics, with its magnificent listed buildings. one of the most important monasteries in medieval Europe, running, fencing, table tennis clubs and Consider joining the Bury St Edmunds the St Edmundsbury Cathedral, visitors can now enjoy award more. The Bury St Edmunds golf club is ramblers on an exhilarating 4 mile route winning restaurants, excellent shopping and landscaped parks. just a short drive away and there are through 200 acres of Nowton Park, with lots of gyms in the area including Bury its unique arboretum, ponds and maze. 6 The ‘jewel in the crown of Suffolk’, the National Trust that has a diverse 7 Bury St Edmunds, hosts an extensive programme, or one of the two cinemas line up of annual festivals and fairs, in the historic market town. Along with including TripAdvisor’s best Christmas most big-name banks, supermarkets, Market in the UK and the 10 day coffee shops and pharmacies, find all Bury Festival with a programme of the shops and amenities you would music, dance, drama and film. Culture need in Bury St Edmunds, or visit lovers can visit the Theatre Royal, the nearby Ipswich for an even wider range restored regency theatre owned by just half an hour from Elmswell station. THE PERFECT SETTING FOR A RELAXED SUNDAY WALK The Fox Elmswell, Thai & English St Edmunds High Street Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmunds Restaurant and Pub View of Bury St Edmunds Cathedral, Abbey Gardens. Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmunds Potters Warren • Wetherden Potters Warren • Wetherden A143 A14 DISCOVER Bury St Elmswell Edmunds A140 CONNECTED Wetherden A143 COUNTRY LIVING A14 6 5 9 2 Bury St 10 Edmunds 13 12 3 Elmswell A14 1 Enjoy country living in a great environment for family 11 life whilst maintaining convenient access to the oad d 8 R a 4 h c o 7 r u R h C w A143 A14 and nearby bus and train stations. An exciting e N C development of new homes Potters Warren provides ros s Stre excellent access to Cambridge and other nearby 47 et Whe ther den towns by car. All houses offer at least one allocated Road parking space, with many benefiting from two spaces. 47 Ipswich A131 A14 8 9 Retail/Leisure Schools Restaurants/bars/pubs 1 East of England 7 Little Elms Pre-school 10 Fox at Elmswell Co-op Foodstore 8 Elmswell Community 11 The Railway Tavern 2 Elmswell Butchers Primary School 12 Elmswell Chinese 3 Amazing Cakesw 9 Central College of Takeaway by Jean Animal Studies Elmswell train station 13 Elmswell Fish & Chips 4 Elmswell Library 5 Hall Lane Play Area 6 Elmswell Cricket Club *Map not to scale, indicative only. Information about the local area is based on a variety of external sources: while Clarion Housing makes every effort to reproduce correct information, we cannot guarantee its accuracy By train Elmswell Station Bury St Edmunds 12 minutes Ipswich 23 minutes Cambridge 57 minutes London Liverpool Street 1 hour 25 minutes To be purchased By car from Elmswell Bury St Edmunds 17 minutes Ipswich 25 minutes Cambridge 53 minutes Punting along the River Cam , Cambridge. Greene King brewery est.1799 in Bury St Edmunds *Travel times are approximate. Source: Google maps & trainline.com. Google maps Source: approximate. are times *Travel Potters Warren • Wetherden Potters Warren • Wetherden LIVE IN YOUR CONTEMPORARY KITCHEN • Fitted white kitchen (Symphony), 40mm Riverside SPACIOUS HOME Grey worktop with co-ordinating upstands and splashbacks • Stainless steel splashback to hob 6 5 9 2 • Single bowl sink and drainer with mixer tap Bury St 10 Edmunds • Integrated appliances: 13 12 3 Elmswell 1 11 - Electric oven - Induction hob & d oad 8 R a 4 h rc o 7 extractor fan hood u R h C w e N - Fridge/freezer C ros - Washing machine s Stre 47 et - Space for dishwasher Whe ther den Road • Under cabinet light fittings 47 BATHROOM A14 & CLOAKROOM 10 • White sanitaryware 11 • Chrome Thermostatic mono basin mixer tap and shower • Chrome towel rail • Mirror and shaver light • Glass shower screen • Full height tiling around bath and to shower enclosures, where fitted GENERAL • Durable wood-effect Venice Oak Grey laminate flooring to open plan living areas and hallways • Ceramic tiled floors and walls to bathroom • Woodwork and walls in white • Recessed LED downlights throughout, except energy saving pendant light fittings to second and third bedrooms • White switches and sockets throughout • Turfed garden with shed Image is from a previous Clarion development and displayed is indicative only and may not correspond exactly to the available properties described. Potters Warren • Wetherden Potters Warren • Wetherden POTTERS WARREN SITE PLAN 54 53 Two bedrooms Three bedrooms Four bedrooms 77 The Bloomfield The Denby The Odney The Doulton The Bridgewater The Davenport The Burleigh The Moorcroft The Langley The Winton The Renton 80 The Frye The Wedgwood The Clayburn 47 TERRACEJUBILEE WETHERDEN ROAD CROSS STREET WETHERDEN ROAD 12 13 200 199 198 196197 195 201 202 L 207 205 203 E A 206 204 MILL GARDENS R 208 O 186 185 116 A 184 115 117 119 D 138 118 120 209 BERE ROAD 160 115 161 B R C 144 E 159 K R 158 168 O F 170 145 A U 224 D R 146 JERVIS L E 214 234 S CROFT O 157 N 233 G 225 156 168 107 170 CL 147 215 226 108 O 155 S 148 216 232 E 227 231 217 218 154 153 152 151 150 149 229 230 228 N 219 Potters Warren • Wetherden Potters Warren • Wetherden ABOUT ABOUT SHARED CLARION HOUSING GROUP OWNERSHIP BUILDING HOMES. DEVELOPING FUTURES Shared Ownership is an excellent way for people to take their first step onto the property ladder. Buyers purchase a share of between With over 100 years’ experience of developing and selling 25% and 75% of the property’s value, and pay a new homes, we combine award-winning, well-designed properties with excellent pre-sale and aftercare services. subsidised rent on the remaining share. Developing new Shared Ownership homes, we provide options for a range of customers at varying price points. Clarion Housing Group comprises the largest housing association in the country, with 125,000 homes across 14 more than 170 local authorities. It also includes a 15 charitable foundation, Clarion Futures, and is one of the Am I eligible? country’s leading housebuilders. To be eligible for a Shared Ownership home at Potters Warren: • All applications will be considered. Priority will be given to those who live and/or work in the District of Mid Suffolk. • You must be at least 18 years old. • You must have sufficient savings for a mortgage deposit and a clean credit history to qualify for a mortgage. • Your annual household income must be less than £80,000. • You must be unable to afford a home suitable for your needs on the open market. • You must be registered with Help to Buy. In line with government priorities, priority for Shared Ownership homes is awarded to serving military personnel and former members of the British Armed Forces honourably discharged in the last two years. People who live or work in the local area also receive priority. We welcome applications from everyone and will try and help if we can.
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