Living in Combs
Nestled in the heart of Suffolk, Combs is a picturesque village that embodies the quintessential English countryside. Surrounded by lush fields and rolling landscapes, this quaint village offers a peaceful retreat for those seeking a slower pace of life. With a rich history dating back centuries, Combs retains its historical charm while accommodating modern living, making it a desirable location for families and retirees alike.
The community here is tight-knit, with a strong sense of belonging among residents. The village is characterized by its delightful architecture, including traditional cottages and period homes, which add to the area’s unique character. Combs is also notable for its low crime rate, which is an impressive 99% below the national average, contributing to its reputation as a safe and welcoming place to live. The local economy is primarily driven by agriculture and small businesses, offering a glimpse into the rural lifestyle that defines this area.
Approximately 1,000
A small, close-knit community typical of rural villages.
99% below national average
Combs is one of the safest places in England.
Average £300,000
Reflects the desirability and charm of village living.
Active local events
Regular gatherings strengthen bonds among residents.
What's happening in Combs

Jailed actor died of heart disease, inquest reveals
John Alford died two months after he was jailed for child sex offences, a coroner hears.
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Norfolk is inspiration for new RHS flower show
One garden will feature Norfolk water reed which is a part of the Broads landscape, says designer.
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Tributes as motorcyclist killed in M11 crash is named
Richard Beazer's family say he "led a full life that was cut so devastatingly short".
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Major hotel plan decision could be made next month
The owner of Premier Inn wants to flatten the site to add more rooms and student flats.
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Van stolen from Gardeners' World Live exhibitors
Matty Paul and Amber Jacklin's van was in a Solihull car park when it disappeared.
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