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Welcome to New Homes in Bury St Edmunds, the easy way to find new homes in Bury St Edmunds and the surrounding area. The historic market town of Bury St Edmunds is situated in the county of Suffolk, equidistance from Norwich, Ipswich and Cambridge. One of the town's stand out features is the ruined abbey of Bury St Edmunds, which lies in the town centre. The town is well known for brewing, and is still home to the Greene King brewery. Education is well catered for, with a three tier system offering consistently high levels of teaching. The town has a wealth of opens spaces with over 200 acres of landscaped grounds, gardens and parks. Bury St Edmunds still holds a twice weekly provisions market, and is proud of its rich history. London is 80 miles away by road, and trains from Norwich to the capital run frequently, and take under an hour. New homes in Bury St Edmunds provide the best of both worlds for those seeking a property surrounded by a stunning environment, yet with access to all the cultural, economic and social facilities of a modern town. Enjoy the benefits of a newly built home in the heart of the Suffolk countryside, search for a new home in Bury St Edmunds today!

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Bury St Edmunds is a dazzling and unique historic city in Suffolk. Located on the A14, the city is around 80 miles from London. A key market town with a splendidly fascinating heritage, Bury St Edmunds is home to stylish Georgian squares, medieval architecture as well as magnificent Abbey gardens and Cathedral, offering a distinct visual appeal.

With its award-winning shopping and prestigious markets, combined with an impressive range of activities and attractions, Bury St Edmunds is easily accessible from both Cambridge and London. The traffic free roads and ample parking space make Bury St Edmunds a travel-friendly city. Moreover, there is no shortage of art galleries, museums, cinemas, theatres, bars, recitals, nightclubs and all those things you can expect to find in a modern city, according to Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk, the top new homes property website in the United Kingdom.

Historically, the city of Bury St Edmunds was founded around the entrance of the popular Benedictine monastery established in the year 1020 AD. The area was recognized as a flourishing market town with a booming fabric-making industry. The St. Mary's Church was constructed here back in the 15th century where sister of King Henry VIII, Mary Tudor, is buried. A number of medieval buildings like the Guildhall still exist, but the majority of them are hidden behind elegant seventeenth and eighteenth century facades. The several marvelous Georgian buildings in the area are a proof of its development in the eighteenth century.

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Things To See And Do In Bury St Edmunds:

Bury St Edmunds Cathedral: This medieval building is a must-see place in Bury St Edmunds. The cathedral serves both as the Parish Church of Saint James as well as the Mother Church in Suffolk with prayers being offered every day. It is a very busy place with a large number of staff to assist in everyday services.

Kids Play Bury St Edmunds: Formerly known as Activity World, Kids Play Bury St Edmunds is an indoor amusement centre offering a range of activities for children of all ages. There is a massive play area featuring tyre swings, drop slides, ball cannons, bouncy trampolines and tangle towers to keep your child entertained and occupied.

Greene King Brewery: Green King Brewery has been in continuous operation in Bury St Edmunds since the seventeenth century. The Visitor Centre features storyboards, artifacts, illustrations and multimedia that provide a useful insight into the history of the art of brewing.

Nowton Park: This large park, located on the eastern side of the city is one of Bury St Edmund's largest green areas and is a paradise for anybody looking to spend some peaceful and quiet time. Children can have fun with a variety of slides, swings and lots of apparatus to sit on, spin around or climb on.

Famous People Born In Bury St Edmunds:

The city of Bury St Edmunds is the birthplace of many famous people. Some of them include Bob Hoskins, Peter Hall, Michael Maloney, Phil Claydon, Noah Lee Margetts, David Perry, John Storey and Niall Trask.

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