Bush Pastures Park, Cambridgeshire

Residential Park (find out more here)

Description

Bush Pastures Park is located at Fordham in East Cambridgeshire, this is a cosy little village in the heart of rural England. Bush Pastures Residential Park encapsulates the feel of this part of the country, all while keeping you comfortable and relaxed.

The history of Fordham is rich with different settlements, cultures and people. The parish of Fordham has existed for several thousand years - archaeologists have found flint and metal tools and weapons from the early Bronze Age and the Iron Age. There have also been pottery and burials found from around the same time too. There have also been wall plaster and tiles found from the Roman era, which experts believe indicates a presence of villas from the 2^nd to 4^th centuries.

In the middle ages, Fordham village was home to the Fordham Priory, a Gilbertine priory and cell to Sempringham priory that people believe founded during the reign of Henry III. Founded by Robert de Fordham - for whom the village takes its name. This abbey is now a Grade II listed Georgian manor house and owned by Dojima Sake - a Japanese Brewing company famous for its traditional sake recipe. It is well worth taking a tour and having a guided tasting session as it's the only brewery of its kind in the country.

Just a short stroll away from Bush Pastures Residential Park you'll find the racing town of Newmarket. Here you'll find the beautiful racecourse - often referred to as the headquarters of British horseracing and holding a maximum of 45,000 people. The racetrack isn't just all Newmarket has to offer - you'll also find several local shops and amenities, as well as a few different quirky pubs and restaurants. Visit Newmarket to find your new favourite eatery and perhaps make some new friends in the local pub!

If you're not opposed to having a short drive, then Cambridge town should be on your list of places to visit. It is only a twenty-minute drive away, and there are an infinite number of things that you can do and experience here. Punting season runs from March through to October so why not take a trip down the River Cam - a perfect day out for anyone.

Bush Pastures Residential Park is also only 8 miles from the historic town of Ely, and 8 miles from the RAF Milden Hall. A deliberate design when choosing the location of the park, as the developers want to make sure that all of their residents have the option to live productively and fulfilling lives with plenty of things to see and do. The residential park also has easy access to Stanstead and Norwich airport - meaning your holidays abroad needn't be a chore just getting to the airport.

Bush Pasture Park offers impressive access to the A14, A11, A10 and M11. This means any trips to most places in the country are so comfortable that you won't even think twice about making these trips. The fact that Bush Pastures Residential Park has such excellent access to places may make some people feel that it is the middle of a motorway, but those people couldn't be more wrong. The residential park is set in the middle of nowhere, with countryside all around. You won't realise just how close you are to the rest of the world until you see it for yourself.

The park itself is also very exclusive, with just 18 residential homes on site. Designed specifically for those over 50 who are retired or semi-retired, this means all of your neighbours will be likeminded and looking to enjoy their golden years in much the same way as you are. The park is a little cul-de-sac which makes it feel homely and welcoming. Many people say that they forget they live in a residential park at all. Many people worry about the fact that some residential parks can feel a little like holiday parks, but this couldn't be further from the truth with Bush Pastures Residential Park.

For most of us, regardless of age, safety at home is a number one priority. This becomes truer the older we get, as we tend to feel more vulnerable. Not only that, but once you're retired, you want to live a more relaxed and quiet life, and not have to worry about home security. At Bush Pastures Residential Park, you can feel comfortable and at ease as the park secured with electric gates so no unwanted visitors can get in or out. M that the only people on the residential park are supposed to be there. The park is also tucked away down a private lane, so you won't even have to worry about cars coming down the road at all hours of the day and night.

With Bush Pastures Residential Park you'll be getting the best of both worlds - a quiet and relaxing way of life, with no worries about security or dodgy neighbours. But also easy access to many local historical towns and cities, with plenty of things to see, do and experience. The friendly people who currently live at the residential park are more than welcoming and will have you feeling at home in no time at all.

Bush Pastures Park Rules

The following rules of occupation are for the good management of Park Home Estates and
benefit the Owner/Occupier, the rules form part of the agreement.
1. The occupier is responsible for the cleanliness of their plot. No external of or addition to the Park Home is permitted without the prior approval of the Owner.
2. Occupiers are responsible for ensuring that both electrical and gas installations and appliances comply at all times with the requirements of the institution of Electrical
Engineers and/or other Authorities.
3. The Occupier is responsible that all household refuse is deposited in approved containers which must not be over filled, or left in Residents/visitors car parks and
roads only on Collection days.
4. Musical Instruments, record players radio and Motor Vehicles must not be used to cause nuisance to others, especially between the hours of 10.30pm and 8am.
5. All vehicles must be driven carefully on the park, not exceeding the speed limit of 10 m.p.h .Vehicles must keep to the authorised parking spaces and the roads must not be obstructed. Vehicles must be taxed and insured as required by law and drivers must hold a current driving licence and insurance. Disused vehicles must be removed from the Park. The prior written approval of the Owner must be obtained before parking commercial vehicles. Only one car per family allowed in car park.
6. Private gardens where permitted must be kept neat and tidy, no fences or other means of enclosure shall be allowed without the consent of the Owner. The planting of trees and shrubs is subject to the Owner’s prior approval of types and position.
7. Porches, storage sheds or other structures are only permitted with the approval of the Owner and must be of a design, size, and standard set by the Owner.
8. All dogs must be kept on short leads at all times on the Park.
9. The Occupier is responsible for the conduct of children in his/her custody and of visitors, they are not allowed to play in car parks or roads.
10. No Commercial enterprise or business activities may take place on the Park without prior permission of the Owner.
11. “FOR SALE” notices are not to be displayed on plots or Park Home Windows.
12. Permanent residents on the park must be a minimum age of 50. If the Park Home is given by the occupier to a family member they must also be a minimum age of 50 to live on the Park.
13. Park homes shall not be sublet.

Address

Bush Pastures Park
Carter Street
Fordham
Cambridgeshire
CB7 5LY