Welcome to our home - we are locals too

A warm welcome to the North Essex/Suffolk border, an area renowned for its natural beauty. Our historic towns and pretty villages are nestled amongst undulating open farmland and located within an hour and a half commute of central London. Our thriving local communities offer everything from traditional markets to designer outlet villages. At Breadmore Webb our teams are locals too, so as well as being able to offer expert advice in all aspects of moving to Essex, we can also point you in the right direction for the best sports clubs, local restaurants or even our favourite cream buns! If you are thinking of moving please feel free to call in and say hello. We serve great coffee!

About Halstead

Halstead is an attractive traditional market town straddling the River Colne on the Essex side of the border with Suffolk

About Earls Colne

Earls Colne is a beautiful village nestling towards the head of the Colne Valley. One of our larger villages with plenty of amenities

Sible Hedingham

Sible Hedingham is a large village just outside Halstead. The village has a Co-Op Local as well as a number of hairdressers

Gosfield

Gosfield is home to a number of significant places of local interest including Gosfield Hall, Gosfield Lake and the well regarded private

Chappel & Wakes Colne

Set in the heart of the valley, Chappel viaduct dominates the landscape. Chappel & Wakes Colne railway station offers a great link

Castle Hedingham

A well known pretty village with a bustling centre with a number of tea rooms, coffee shops and boutique shops

Wickham St. Paul

A north Essex village which is centred on a large village green

Colne Engaine

A very popular village set in rolling countryside. The village is arranged around a church with bustling bistro, and village shop

Great & Little Yeldham

The Yeldham's and the smaller outlaying hamlets of North End and Ridgewell are located between Halstead and Haverhill

The Maplesteads

The landscape which surrounds Great Maplestead and Little Maplestead looks like a painting by Constable, rolling countryside as