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29 Danforth Drive, Framlingham, IP13 9HH

29 Danforth Drive, Framlingham, IP13 9HH

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Daily Air Quality Index

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Low band (1–3)

AQMA

Outside

No AQMA nearby

CAZ / ULEZ

Outside

No daily charges apply

Nearest A-road

Not assessed

No road data on file

Air quality map

Interactive

Use the interactive map to see how AQMAs, Clean Air Zones and pollution layers sit relative to the property.

Pollutants

1 over WHO guide

Every pollutant is within UK legal limits, but 1 sits above the stricter WHO guideline.

Each reading is the average amount of that pollutant in the air, in micrograms per cubic metre (µg/m³). For every pollutant, lower is better.

PM2.5 · Fine Particulate Matter

Stable

Tiny particles (under 2.5 microns) from traffic, dust and burning, fine enough to reach deep into the lungs. The most harmful particle pollutant.

6.7µg/m³ Above WHO
WHO 5 µg/m³UK 20 µg/m³

The dot shows this property’s reading. The two lines mark the WHO health target and the UK legal limit. Further left is cleaner air. Scale only, not a limit.

Within the UK legal limit, but above the stricter WHO guideline. (67% below the UK legal limit)

PM10 · Coarse Particulate Matter

Stable

Larger particles (up to 10 microns) from dust, construction and road wear that irritate the airways.

11.8µg/m³ Good
WHO 15 µg/m³UK 40 µg/m³

Well within both UK and WHO safe limits. (71% below the UK legal limit)

NO₂ · Nitrogen Dioxide

Mostly from vehicle exhaust and combustion.

5.4µg/m³ Good
WHO 10 µg/m³UK 40 µg/m³

Well within both UK and WHO safe limits. (87% below the UK legal limit)

O₃ · Ozone

Ground-level ozone, formed in sunlight from traffic pollution.

3µg/m³ Good
WHO 100 µg/m³UK 120 µg/m³

Well within both UK and WHO safe limits. (98% below the UK legal limit)

SO₂ · Sulphur Dioxide

From burning fossil fuels in industry and heating.

0.5µg/m³ Good
WHO 40 µg/m³UK 20 µg/m³

Well within both UK and WHO safe limits. (98% below the UK legal limit)

Note: World Health Organization guidelines are stricter than UK legal limits. The UK's PM2.5 target is 10 µg/m³ by 2040, while WHO recommends 5 µg/m³.

Zones

Outside both

No AQMA or Clean Air Zone applies to this property.

Air Quality Management Area (AQMA)

Not in an AQMA

This property is not in an Air Quality Management Area.

Not in AQMA

Clean Air Zone (CAZ) / ULEZ

Not in a CAZ or ULEZ

This property is not in a Clean Air Zone or ULEZ.

Not in CAZ/ULEZ

Pollution sources

Not assessed

No road or industrial-source data is available for this property.

Road Traffic Pollution

Nearest A-road

–

Nearest motorway

–

Risk level

Not assessed

Regulated Industrial Sites
Not assessed

Health impact

Moderate risk

Modelled air pollution sits at moderate levels. Most people are fine, but sensitive groups may want to pay attention on worse days.

Across the UK, long-term exposure to air pollution is linked to an estimated 28,000 to 36,000 deaths a year. This is a national figure for context. It does not describe this property. Source: COMEAP

Health Risk
Air pollution is moderate. Most people can continue normal activities, but sensitive individuals may notice minor effects.
Moderate
General Population
Enjoy your usual outdoor activities.
Moderate
At-Risk Groups
Enjoy your usual outdoor activities.
Elevated

Property impact

Minor impact

Air quality may have only a minor impact on this property's value.

Air quality can influence what buyers will pay and how quickly a home sells, but the effect varies street by street and is hard to isolate. Treat any value impact shown here as a guide, not a valuation.

Estimated Value Impact
Air quality has a minor impact on property value, with minimal effect on marketability.
Minor
Air Quality Assessment Required
No air quality assessment determination is available for this property.
Not assessed

These are modelled background estimates for the surrounding area, not live readings at this exact address. Levels can vary street to street.Source: Defra PCM · NAEI · Defra AQMA · Updated 19 May 2026. Check on UK-AIR

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Property Information

2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
Bungalow
1967–1975 Estimated

Two-bedroom bungalow at 29 Danforth Drive in Suffolk (IP13 9HH). It is currently for sale. It offers one bathroom and around 58 m² of floor space. The property holds an EPC rating of D and dates from 1967–1975. Land Registry records a sale at £81,500 in July 2000. Nearby shops include East of England Co-operative Co, Morrisons Daily Wickham and Co-op Laxfield, the closest about 692 m away. The nearest stations are Entrance and Wickham Market Railway Station, around 9.3 km away. The Environment Agency records no modelled flood risk at this address.

Sale Analysis

Asking Price

£272,500

Listed 1 year ago

Propbar's Valuation Beta

£XXX

Range £XXX – £XXX

Price position

  • Much lower. The asking price is much lower than similar homes nearby. Could be a real bargain, but worth checking why it is priced this low.
  • A bit lower. The asking price is a bit lower than similar homes nearby. Looks like fair value or a small discount.
  • About right. The asking price is in line with similar homes nearby. About what you would expect for this property.
  • A bit higher. The asking price is a bit higher than similar homes nearby. May have extra features, recent upgrades, or be priced ambitiously.
  • Much higher. The asking price is much higher than similar homes nearby. Likely to sit on the market longer or see price drops.

Price per sq ft

£XXX

Based on 624 ft²

Last Sold

£81,500

Sold July 2000 · +£191,000 (+234%)

Market Timeline

481 days

Long time on market

Times Listed

3 listings

Re-listed

Rental Analysis

Last Asking Rent

—

Not currently listed

Propbar's Valuation Beta

£XXX pcm

Range £XXX – £XXX pcm

Rent position

  • Much lower. The asking rent is much lower than similar properties nearby. Could be a real bargain, but worth checking why it is priced this low.
  • A bit lower. The asking rent is a bit lower than similar properties nearby. Looks like fair value or a small discount.
  • About right. The asking rent is in line with similar properties nearby. About what you would expect for this property.
  • A bit higher. The asking rent is a bit higher than similar properties nearby. May have extra features, recent upgrades, or be priced ambitiously.
  • Much higher. The asking rent is much higher than similar properties nearby. Likely to sit on the market longer or see price drops.

Gross Yield

X.X%

Annual return rate

Last Let

—

No record

Days on Market

—

Not currently listed

Times Listed

—

No history

Property report

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Propbar Assessment

Planning Constraints 1

  • Flood Risk
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  • Listed Building
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  • Ramsar Site
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  • Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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  • Protected Woodland
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  • Protected Nature Reserve
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  • Built-up Area
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  • Historic Battlefield
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  • Protected Wreck Site
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  • World Heritage Site
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  • Scheduled Monument
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  • Brownfield Land
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Noise

  • Road Noise
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  • Rail Noise
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Safety 1

  • Potential Lead Plumbing
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  • Crime Risk
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Broadband

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  • Fixed Broadband
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Energy & Compliance

  • MEES Compliance
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  • Green Mortgage Benefits
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