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Sampson House, Woolpit, Bury St Edmunds, IP30 9QN

This is a prosperous and thriving village noted for its period architecture and impressive skyline dominated by the magnificent parish church of St Mary. It’s known for its rich history including settlements recorded in the Domesday Book, fascinating interpretations of the origin of Woolpit’s name, and notable too for the 12th century legend of the ‘Green children of Woolpit’.
Village life is predominantly centred around the central triangle and offers a comprehensive range of facilities including post office, village stores, primary school, doctor’s surgery and public houses. The village is conveniently located off the A14 trunk road midway between the cathedral town of Bury St Edmunds and the market town of Stowmarket, the latter providing a commuter rail link to London’s Liverpool Street station.