Living in Blythburgh, Suffolk

Blythburgh is a picturesque and tranquil village in the county of Suffolk, England. It is nestled near the Suffolk coast and surrounded by the beauty of the Blyth estuary.

What makes Blythburgh a good place to live

Blythburgh boasts enchanting landscapes, local heritage, and a peaceful lifestyle ideal for those seeking refuge from bustling city life. The area is suitable for working professionals craving tranquility, families due to good schooling, and students seeking quiet study environments.

What makes Blythburgh a bad place to live

However, the tranquility of Blythburgh might be a downside for those craving urban conveniences and vibrant nightlife. Moreover, lack of direct rail links can be a challenge for daily commuters.

Buying and renting in Blythburgh

The property market is quite diverse, offering quaint cottages and modern family homes with an average buying price of £420,000 and renting between £700-£1,200 pcm.

Public transportation in Blythburgh

While there’s no railway station in Blythburgh itself, the nearest station is located in Halesworth. Blythburgh is served by local bus services and the nearest airport is Norwich International Airport, around 50 miles away.

Safety in Blythburgh

Blythburgh is generally considered safe, even at night, as it is a small, closely-knit community with a low crime rate.

Most popular areas in Blythburgh

Blythburgh central area (IP19)

Its popularity arises from proximity to local amenities like pubs, the Church of Holy Trinity, and stunning estuary views.

White Hart Street (IP19)

Known for historic houses and close vicinity to the A12 road.

Least popular areas in Blythburgh

Areas near the A12 road (IP19)

They are somewhat unpopular due to occasional traffic noise.

Northern outskirts (IP19)

These are slightly remote, making access to local amenities and services more inconvenient.

Nearby Cities and Towns

• Wenhaston, Suffolk
• Thorington, Suffolk
• Walberswick, Suffolk