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Located in the large family-friendly village of Great Cornard in Suffolk, Woodland Rise is our new collection of two, three, four and five bedroom homes.
Great Cornard is located to the south-east of the market town of Sudbury, set in the heart of the Stour Valley; an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It’s a well connected area with excellent road and rail links and close proximity to the Essex border. For day-to-day necessities Woodland Rise is within walking distance of a Co-op store, with a Sainsbury’s and Waitrose just a couple of miles away for weekly shops.
Nearby Sudbury is a town filled with heritage, boasting fine examples of Georgian, Victorian and medieval timber-framed architecture. It’s also home to a wealth of pubs, coffee shops, wine bars, restaurants and takeaways; a twice-weekly town market and occasional French or Italian Sunday markets. You can also enjoy live music, films, art exhibitions and plays at the wonderful Quay Theatre.
Living at Woodland Rise means you’ll be surrounded countryside so beautiful it inspired great works by famous artists Gainsborough and Constable. Just a short walk from the development lies Cornard Country Park, nature reserve near the banks of the River Stour where you can enjoy miles of pathways meandering through wildflower meadows and woodland.
If you enjoy keeping fit, the Great Cornard Sports Centre sited on the Thomas Gainsborough School site, has a great range of facilities including a gym, sports hall, a floodlit 3G pitch and, to cool off in the warmer months, an outdoor swimming pool. There’s also the Kingfisher Leisure Centre located in Sudbury town centre which has a modern gym, leisure pool, children’s play centre and a cafe.
The local schools are well-respected with secondary education provided by Thomas Gainsborough School, which also houses the village's sports centre, library and theatre. Primary schools nearby include the Ofsted ‘Good’ Wells Hall Primary School and Pot Kiln Primary School. All this, along with the fantastic range of local amenities, great transport links and stunning modern homes means Woodland Rise could be your ideal place to call home.
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Persimmon Homes Woodland Rise - three, four and five bedroom homes in Sudbury
One of the best things about buying a new home is that you can choose to personalise it to make it yours from the day you move in.
Once your plot is reserved, you can start adding your own style and personality to every room with our range of styling options, upgrades and additional fixtures. This is your chance to visualise your perfect living space and create your very own dream home from day one.
Your choices will be added to your home at various stages of the build process, meaning the earlier you reserve your plot, the greater the selection available to you.
What would you choose from our Finishing Touches brochure?
Minimum Bedrooms
Maximum Price
Property Type
Status
Phase 1
5 bedroom detached house
3 bedroom detached house
3 bedroom semi detached house
4 bedroom detached house
2 bedroom semi detached house
4 bedroom semi detached house
If you would like to know more about Sudbury, please call 01787 320 659 and we will be happy to tell you more.
Travel is easy from Woodland Rise as you’re less than 2 miles from Sudbury train station with its speedy links to Colchester, Ipswich and Norwich. London Liverpool Street can be reached in 1 hour 11 minutes with 1 change needed at Marks Tey train station.
Sudbury is served by the A131 which runs south to Braintree and Chelmsford, and north to Bury St Edmunds. To the east, the Suffolk coastal towns of Felixstowe and Aldeburgh can be reached in approximately 1 hour for family fun days by the seaside. For travel further afield, Stansted Airport has a vast array of national and international destinations and can be reached by car in about an hour.
Approximate travel distance by car to:
Sudbury: 2.3 miles
Colchester: 14.2 miles
Bury St Edmunds: 18 miles
Ipswich: 19.5 miles
Chelmsford: 31.8 miles
Stansted Airport: 35.1 miles
Cambridge: 37.9 miles