“What I keep coming back to with North Walsham is the Norfolk lifestyle. You're not compromising on convenience — the train, the town, good schools, but you've also got the countryside and the coast right there.”

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Key Buyer Information

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax Band: TBC

EPC Rating: B

Estate Charge: £130

Estimated Completion: Autumn 2026

The Headingham kind of home that rewards a closer look, because the thing that makes it unusual is also what makes it better than most three-bedroom detached homes at this price.

The Headingham sits on a corner plot, and we have designed it to make the most of that position. The angled layout, set to follow the line of the road rather than sitting square to it, gives the home more space around it than a standard plot allows. The result is a detached home that genuinely feels detached: more separation from neighbouring properties, more light reaching the walls and windows, and a sense of openness that other homes on the same street don't have. Corner plots are often the ones people walk away from wishing they'd looked at more carefully.

On the ground floor, the kitchen/dining room with French doors opening to the rear garden. The living room sits alongside, the same generous length, and dual aspect, meaning windows on two sides and natural light throughout the day. A utility cupboard keeps the practical business of the home out of the kitchen.

Upstairs, the Principal bedroom has a fitted wardrobe and en suite. Bedroom 2 is well-proportioned, with plenty of wall length for furniture. Bedroom 3 works well as a child's room, nursery or single bedroom. A family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms.

What makes The Headingham feel like home

Two double bedrooms and a third ideal as a study or nursery

A family bathroom and an ensuite to the principal bedroom, giving everyone space when it matters most.

This home is a blank canvas, waiting for you to add your personal touch.

High specification kitchen with integrated appliances

Underfloor heating to the ground floor - Even heat in every room and no radiators taking up your wall space

Air source heat pumps and underfloor heating as standard

An EV charging point provides convenient at-home charging, supporting more sustainable living.

Fitted wardrobes to the principal bedroom as standard

Separate living room - ideal for both entertaining and relaxed everyday living

M4 (2) Home - Designed with enhanced accessibility and flexibility, making everyday living easier now and adaptable for the future.

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Ground Floor

Kitchen/Dining Area: 5.81m x 3.02m (19’1” x 9’11’)
Living Room: 5.81m x 3.00m (19’1” x 9’11”)

First Floor

Principal Bedroom: 4.27m x 3.02m (14’0” x 9’11”)
Bedroom 2: 5.95m x 2.70m (19’6” x 8’10")
Bedroom 3: 3.04m x 1.85m (10’0” x 6’1”)

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Siteplan disclaimer

As part of the planning consent for this development, some homes may be designated as affordable housing. Where applicable, these homes are identified on the site plan, will remain within affordable housing tenure and are not available for open-market sale. All remaining homes are available for open-market sale and may be sold individually or as part of a multi-unit sale, meaning the sale of more than one home to a single purchaser. Purchasers may include private individuals, local authorities, housing associations or other commercial landlords. As a result, the ownership and tenure mix across the development may change. This site plan is not to scale and is indicative only. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that information on this site plan has been displayed correctly it is designed only as a guide and Hopkins Homes reserves the right to amend as necessary and without notice. Trees on site layout are unlikely to represent actual volume, type or scale. For home specific variations please speak to a sales executive.

Floor plans and dimensions can only be given as a guide and are indicative of the House Type only. These are liable to change as build progresses; please speak to the Sales Executive for plot specific information. The computer generated images, floor plans, configurations and layouts are included for guidance only. Photos are indicative only of previous Hopkins Homes properties.

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Specification & Finish

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Ways to Buy

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Buying a home is an exciting step - but it can also feel a little daunting. Whether you're moving up the ladder, downsizing, or buying for the first time, there are plenty of ways to make your move easier and more affordable.

There are so many benefits of buying a newly built home over an older property, it’s an easy decision to make. Everything is new, clean, compliant with the latest standards, and built to last. The list is long, here are just a few examples:

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Hopkins Homes has been building homes of genuine distinction since 1993. We do things the right way, not the easy way, taking time to select handpicked materials, layer architectural detail, and create interiors finished to the highest specification. Our kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces are designed around real life, with premium fixtures and fittings as standard. We build neighbourhoods as well as homes, with thoughtful landscaping, wildlife features and spaces designed for community to flourish. Rated Excellent on Trustpilot, our commitment to quality doesn't end when you collect your keys.
All Hopkins Homes are designed to be highly energy efficient, helping homeowners enjoy lower running costs from day one. On average, new build homes are 21% cheaper to run than older properties, saving homeowners over £420 a year on energy bills, without changing their lifestyle.

With modern construction standards and A or B EPC ratings as standard, our homes are more comfortable, more sustainable and better prepared for the future. Most older homes sit at a D rating. Bridging that gap isn’t easy or cheap. Upgrading an older property to match the energy efficiency of a new build can cost anywhere between £23,100 and £83,000.

By choosing a new Hopkins Home, that investment is already taken care of. Energy efficiency comes as standard, not as an afterthought.

*Watt a Save, 2026, Home Builders Federation (HBF) and Octopus Energy. Calculations based on average 90m2 new build home achieving an A or B EPC rating, compared with the typical 90m2 older property achieving D.