Stowmarket Estate Agents

haart Stowmarket is part of the UK’s largest independent estate agents. We market a huge range of properties and will find the right property for you, and, if you’re keen to sell, we’ll help you to secure the best price for your home, quickly and easily.

Stowmarket is a historical market town that’s surrounded by beautiful Suffolk countryside. While it has some popular attractions, including some good schools, it’s still brilliantly affordable. First-time buyers, families and retirees love Stowmarket for its range of shops, cafes and restaurants, its theatre, golf courses, country walks and its excellent leisure centre.

Stowmarket is on the A14 between Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds. It has a mainline train station, linking it to London (1.5 hours) and Norwich (approx. 30 minutes).

There’s also an array of property to choose from in the town and whether you’re looking to live near a particular school or station, let haart help you to find your next property in Stowmarket.

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Stowmarket is in a lovely location in the Suffolk countryside, but here you’re also close to bustling towns, such as historic Bury St Edmunds, Ipswich, Norwich and Colchester. The Norfolk Broads are only 35 miles away if you fancy doing some boating, or head to the Suffolk coast, and explore the towns of Aldeburgh and Southwold.

Stowmarket has a rich history dating back to Anglo-Saxon times, with its name meaning "principal market." It grew as a market town following a royal charter in the 13th century. The historic Church of St. Peter and St. Mary, dating from the medieval period, is a prominent landmark. Stowmarket prospered during the Industrial Revolution with the arrival of the railway in 1846, boosting trade and industry. The town was also known for its brewing and malting industries. Today, its mix of heritage sites and vibrant local culture reflects its historic market town roots.

The property market in Stowmarket offers a range of options, from charming period cottages to modern new developments, catering to various budgets. Known for its affordability compared to nearby towns like Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds, Stowmarket attracts families, professionals, and retirees. New-build homes provide contemporary living, while traditional properties reflect the town’s historical charm.