Higham is a small, traditionally rural village in the district of Babergh in Suffolk, England, set amid rolling farmland and hedgerow-lined lanes. The settlement retains a number of older cottages and a parish church with medieval origins, giving it a quiet, historic character typical of south Suffolk villages.
Local life is shaped by agriculture and small-scale enterprises, with many residents also commuting to nearby market towns such as Sudbury or to larger centres like Ipswich for work and services. Its location close to the Stour valley and the scenic countryside celebrated by landscape painters means the area is popular for walking, birdwatching and enjoying Suffolk’s rural heritage.