Places of interest in Suffolk

Bury St Edmunds

A classic Suffolk market town, with its farmer's market held twice a week, with home grown produce and home made bargains.   This classic town also has a wonderful old ruin Abbey secluded in beautiful gardens, an ideal setting in the summer months.We have surveyed many properties in this town.

Colchester Zoo.

Colchester Zoo has some of the best cat and primate collections in Europe. See a White Tiger eye to eye in White Tiger Valley, or get closer to the Zoo's Chimpanzees at Chimp World.

Ipswich 

IPSWICH is in the heart of East Anglia and the heart of Europe. It is the regional centre for business, shopping, sport and entertainment.  Also home of the "Tractor Boys" Ipswich town football club!   Not a lot of people know this!!

The soccer club was formed in 1878 and was called Ipswich AFC, not to be confused with a Rugby club called Ipswich FC who played at Portman Road at the time. Town's first ground was at Broomhill off the Norwich Road infact the players used to use a shed at the Inkerman Public House across the road as a dressing room. Visit their website at www.itfc.premiumtv.co.uk

Newmarket

The home of Newmarket Races.  Newmarket has been recognised as the Headquarters of Racing for over 300 years. Some 3000 horses are in training in the immediate vicinity of this unique racing town, set in the heart of East Anglia, yet only sixty minutes from London by road or rail.

The town has a unique environment consisting of the world's most extensive training grounds (situated on the world's largest expanse of tended grassland), over 2500 racehorses, some 70 licensed trainers and more than 60 stud farms where the racehorses of the future are bred. It was the original home of the Jockey Club, remains the headquarters of many national and international racing organisations and boasts two totally separate, dynamic and contrasting racecourses where some of the world's best flat racing takes place each year.

Why not visit the National Horse Racing Museum too.