New build homes for sale in Thurston

The village has a warm and welcoming atmosphere, and its everyday amenities include a community Centre, village hall, education facilities and open spaces with sports facilities. Of course, there’s also a range of local shops, pubs and cafes. For your weekly shop, Bury St Edmunds has larger supermarkets, close to the junction between the A134 and the A14. For growing families, the village has a pre-school, a primary school and a Community College.

Thurston is halfway between the A14 – the Cambridge to Stowmarket road – and the A134 which goes all the way to Great Yarmouth on the coast. Local travel by train and bus is made easy, with hourly services to and from the village. Connecting trains from Bury St Edmunds to Cambridge also puts you on the mainline route for London. For convenient international travel, London Stansted is under an hour’s drive away.

Bury St Edmunds is the place to go for local entertainment and culture, including its own museum & art gallery. On your doorstep you also have great adventure outdoors available too: exploring the network of tiny country roads and historic villages in the beautiful Suffolk countryside is true tranquillity.

Plus, it’s only 34 miles to Cambridge, for even more history and culture and a special day out.