Location

Blythburgh is a delightful village with a church and popular public house and hotel, White Hart.

Walberswick (3.5 miles) is an idyllic coastal village, associated with artists including Philip Wilson Steer and Charles Rennie Macintosh who famously depicted its beautiful beach and dunes. There are two public houses including Good Food Guide recommended restaurant, The Anchor, and a highly regarded delicatessen, The Black Dog.

Southwold (5 miles) is a pretty seaside town famed for its painted beach huts, long sandy beaches, iconic 19th century lighthouse and its picturesque pier. There is a wonderful selection of boutique stores, cafés, restaurants and public houses, and a twice-weekly market in the market square.

Aldeburgh (15 miles) is a well-regarded coastal town closely associated with the composer Benjamin Britten. It offers an excellent array of independent shops and award-winning restaurants and, along with Snape Maltings (19 miles), is the venue of the internationally renowned Aldeburgh Music Festival.

Historic market towns, including Saxmundham (10 miles), Framlingham (15 miles) and Woodbridge (23 miles) offer a wide range of independent shops, delicatessens, cafés, restaurants and public houses. Framlingham Castle is an especially iconic local landmark.

For the commuter: the A12 is 4 miles away, and stations at Halesworth (6 miles), Darsham (5 miles) and Saxmundham offer trains to London Liverpool Street via Ipswich from just under two hours.

Schools in the area are well thought of, including St. Felix School, The Old School Henstead, Framlingham College, Woodbridge School and Norwich School.

There are fantastic local sporting facilities, including golf clubs at Southwold, Halesworth and Aldeburgh; rugby clubs at Southwold and Woodbridge; numerous tennis courts and clubs in the area; and superb sailing along the east coast. Clay pigeon shooting is also available at High Lodge in Darsham.

All times and distances are approximate.

Description

Within the Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and nestled in the heart of the picturesque village of Blythburgh, under the impressive presence of Holy Trinity Church—celebrated as one of the country's finest late-medieval churches—this plot of around 0.62 acres on Angel Hill offers a rare opportunity to build two striking, contemporary family homes.

Both plots at Angel Hill offer an extraordinary opportunity to build bespoke, contemporary houses in one of Suffolk's most sought-after villages. Blythburgh's charm and rich history, combined with its proximity to the scenic Suffolk coast, provide an idyllic setting for families and those looking to enjoy a relaxed, countryside lifestyle. With easy access to renowned walks and a welcoming community, these properties promise a rare balance of privacy and connection to village life.

Plot 1, located to the north of the site, has planning permission for a substantial four-bedroom house with a total floor area of approximately 2,680 square feet. The design includes a south-facing kitchen and a spacious, open-plan sitting and dining room. The four bedrooms include three with en suite bathrooms. The property also features a generous west-facing garden, a double garage, and ample parking on a shingle driveway.

Situated to the south of the site, Plot 2 has planning permission for a well-proportioned four-bedroom house with a total floor area of approximately 1,937 square feet. The design centers around a bright, open-plan kitchen and breakfast room, ideal for modern family living. The four bedrooms include three with private en suite bathrooms. Outside, the property boasts a spacious west-facing garden, a double garage, and ample parking on a shingle driveway.

For more information, please contact Savills or visit the East Suffolk Planning Portal (publicaccess.eastsuffolk.gov.uk/online-applications) using reference: DC/24/0334/FUL.