City & Country·Manningtree Park·Manningtree

The Harrison

House

2-bedroom terraced house · 87 m² · from £350,000

The Harrison is a 2-bedroom terraced house of 87 m² at Manningtree Park, City & Country's development in Manningtree CO11 2HN. Prices start from £350,000, 2 homes are available.

Prices from£350,000

Homes available2

Next completionTBC

Tenure -

Energy rating -

Parking -

Details taken from City & Country's website on 20 October 2026; not yet confirmed by City & Country.

The Harrison, from City & Country

2 bedroom mid-terrace house.

Specification

Style: Terraced

Other property types at Manningtree Park

The Linden1-bed apartment · from £222,500 The Beechwood2-bed apartment · from £292,500 The Aspen2-bed apartment · from £295,000 The Ruskin2-bed semi-detached house · from £315,000 The Webb3-bed semi-detached house · from £435,000 The Soane4-bed detached house · from £500,000 The Austin4-bed semi-detached house · from £525,000 The Bentley4-bed detached house · from £570,000 The Mackintosh4-bed detached house · from £690,000 The Vernon5-bed detached house · from £705,000 The Aston5-bed detached house · from £715,000 The Repton5-bed detached house · from £875,000 The Harcourt5-bed detached house · from £900,000 The Wyatt5-bed detached house · from £950,000

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Mortgage calculator

Based on The Harrison from £350,000. Illustrative only - not advice.

Estimated monthly payment£1,596 / month10% deposit · 30 years · 4.5% fixed

Property price (£)

Deposit£35,000 (10%)

TermInterest rate (%)

Loan amount: £315,000
Loan to value: 90%
Total repaid: £574,581
Total interest: £259,581

Stamp duty on £350,000: £7,500 moving home, £2,500 as a first-time buyer (England & Northern Ireland).

Repayment mortgage, fixed rate assumed for the full term. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

Local market

The average new build in East of England sold for £458,979 in July 2026; this house is −24% below that.

Gross yield leaves out service charges, ground rent, letting costs, void periods, mortgage interest and tax, and new builds often let for more than the area average. Not advice. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.