Ellas Place, Norfolk

Residential Park (find out more here)

Description

Ella’s Place is a friendly, family-run residential park offers retirees the chance to move closer to one of England’s most diverse counties.  The park offers a cosy community for residents who are looking to get away from town and city living elsewhere.  Many people may find the location of the park appealing, as well as its convenient links to villages and towns in the nearby region.

Ella’s Place is open for residents to drive to and from, and with nearby public transport availability, it is likely to be simple for most people to head out and back again as and when they wish to.  The nearby community in Downham Market is very popular for a variety of reasons.  This park has a residential licence. 

Why Choose Ella’s Place?

Ella’s Place offers new residents the chance to move closer to a rural setting in Norfolk.  However, the community is also close to many local sights and attractions, as well as daily amenities.  Family management looks after the park throughout the year.  It should also be convenient for residents to access doctor and shopping facilities in the nearby area.

Many people moving to Ella’s Place may find the green location and quiet neighbourhood appealing.  It is built to offer a different choice in retirement living.  While it may be simple to get to and from the park via main roads, residents and new movers will still expect quiet, secluded living standards.  It is a park which offers independent living and an array of local convenience.

Residents are close to the local Memorial Park and will be able to take local walks around the quiet suburbs and rivers nearby.  Technically based in the vicinity of Downham Market, Ella’s Place is tucked away in a corner of the village, though is easy to reach from the main facilities on foot. 

Ella’s Place may appeal to new movers looking to downsize close to Norfolk countryside and waterways.  It is just South of the Wash and several quaint seaside experiences on the North Norfolk coast. 

About Ella’s Place’s Location

Ella’s Place benefits from a quiet, rural setting in mid-Norfolk, also offering clear links to local villages and communities close by in Bexwell, Wimbotsham and Denver.  It should be simple to reach the park through main roads leading down through the A10 and across from the A1122.  The park is directly adjacent to a bend in the Great Ouse, meaning that residents should be able to find the park clearly signposted.  However, GPS and Google Maps will also help to highlight the park with ease.

The location of the park puts residents close to riverside walks, and they may also find that the simple neighbourhood design blends well with the local surroundings.  Downham Market itself is a popular community, busy enough not to be too noisy for residents, and home to a variety of facilities and amenities.

Downham Market offers residents and visitors access to fitness centres, football facilities and tennis courts, as well as daily conveniences in supermarkets and medical services.  There are also local library facilities, restaurants and cafés. 

There is a bus stop just a short walk away from the park, which will allow residents to connect to the wider towns and attractions.  Downham Market’s railway station can also be found across near Bridge Street, with train services running through Great Northern and GreaterAnglia networks.  Therefore, it may be convenient for non-driving residents to explore the wider reaches of the counties. 

The Great Ouse should provide residents with attractive views and walks across the year.  However, residents can also feel free to explore the metropolitan side of the county through Downham Market and beyond. 

Things to Do Near Ella’s Place

Ella’s Place is well-positioned for drivers to access the A10, which will link them further up towards the North Norfolk coast.  Here, residents at the park will be able to find The Wash National Nature Reserve, heading down from popular seaside resorts in Hunstanton, Wells-Next-The-Sea and Heacham.  It is simple to find coastal days out up towards Scolt Head Island, too, a National Nature Reserve.

Ella’s Place is also conveniently positioned to offer residents opportunities to head down towards the city of Cambridge, Ely, and across the Peterborough.  These areas are simple to reach heading South across to the West, while Norwich, Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft lie out towards the East.  The park is in a central location for those who may wish to explore Cambridgeshire and Norfolk without having to travel too far.  Road links across the A10, A11, A134 and more make this all possible.

Visitors and residents may also wish to take an hour or so out towards Thetford Forest, Bury St Edmunds and the Suffolk Coast and Heaths, down towards the South East.

Address

Ellas Place
Downham Market
Norfolk
PE38 9PU