DIY InventoryWest Suffolk: neighbourhoods, postcodes and homes
The areas of West Suffolk, their postcodes and the kind of homes you’ll find, with what to record at check-in.
Postcode districts: IP28, IP29, IP30, IP31, IP32, IP33, CB8, CB9, IP27
Bury St Edmunds IP32, IP33
Georgian and medieval houses in the historic centre, Victorian terraces and large modern estates such as Moreton Hall.
Haverhill CB9
Victorian terraces in the centre and large 1960s and 1970s London overspill estates, with newer developments.
Newmarket CB8
Victorian and Edwardian houses, flats and stable staff housing around the racing yards.
Mildenhall IP28
Older town houses with post-war estates and homes rented by US Air Force families.
Lakenheath IP27
Village houses and newer estates, many let to personnel from RAF Lakenheath.
Brandon IP27
Flint cottages in the old town, post-war estates and modern homes on the edge of Thetford Forest.
Clare and Cavendish CO10
Timber-framed, pargeted and thatched cottages in historic villages along the Stour valley.
Ixworth and Stanton IP31
Village cottages, bungalows and modern estates north east of Bury St Edmunds.
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West Suffolk postcodes: questions
Which postcodes are in West Suffolk?
West Suffolk covers all or part of these postcode districts: IP28, IP29, IP30, IP31, IP32, IP33, CB8, CB9, IP27. Some districts cross into neighbouring areas.
Can I get a report for one postcode?
Yes. The free property report shows the EPC, sold prices nearby, crime, flood risk and a rental yield calculator for any UK postcode.
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