Blenheim Park offers all the benefits of rural living whilst being in close proximity to the ever-expanding town of Colchester. As one of the oldest towns in Britain homeowners can enjoy the great selection of museums and the farmers market in the town centre bringing seasonal, local and organic produce. Blenheim Park is part of an exciting future that is bringing a new urban village design to 21st Century lifestyles and just 50 minutes away from London Liverpool Street station.
Colchester, one of Britain’s fastest growing towns is home to the new Blenheim Park development. Colchester offers occupants of Blenheim Park a huge range of great things to see and do and interesting places to visit whatever your taste or budget. There are many fantastic attractions, activities, events, places to eat and drink and go shopping.

SHOPS
Colchester benefits from a variety of nearby convenience stores and supermarkets, offering residents at Blenheim Park a wide choice for their groceries. Whether you prefer to shop at Tesco, Asda or Waitrose, all of these established chains are within a short distance of the development for your everyday essentials.

SCHOOLS
When looking for educational establishments for the children, Blenheim Park offers a selection of schools and colleges within close proximity. For primary and junior education you have Hamilton Primary School and St John‘s Green Primary School just a short trip from the development. Secondary education is also suitably catered for with the Colchester Royal Grammar School and Colchester High School. The University of Essex is close to Highfields and offers a range of degree and further education courses.

TRANSPORT
Whether your preference is to travel by road or rail Blenheim Park is conveniently positioned for either. For those commuting to London by train, Colchester station is close to the development. Offering regular journeys of under 1 hour to London Liverpool Street. By car the A12 is within close proximity, making a journey to London a simple one.

LEISURE
Blenheim Park situated in Colchester benefits from a wide range of leisure and attractions the town has to offer. Colchester Zoo is one of Europe's finest zoos with many rare species of animals on display. As one of the oldest towns in the UK Colchester Castle Museum features historic displays going back over 2000 years. In addition you have Castle Park Gardens including a modern children's play area, crazy golf and putting green, children's boating lake, cricket ground, traditional cafe, riverside walks, and Hollytrees Museum.

For Sat Nav users use post code CO2 7UT

From London -


Follow the A12 (Northbound) towards Ipswich.
leave the A12 at junction 26, then at the roundabout take the 3rd exit onto A1124, Essex Yeomanry Way.
At the Essex Yeomanry roundabout take the second exit continuing along the A1124 London Road.
Continue along the A1124 as London Road becomes Lexden Road and finally Southway.
At the Southway roundabout take the 3rd exit onto B1022, Maldon Road, from there turn left onto Errington Road.
At the end of the road turn right onto B1026, Butt Road, then immediately turn left onto Circular Road West.
Follow the road and Blenheim Park is on your right.
From Ipswich -


Follow the A12 (Southbound) towards London and exit the A12 at junction 29.
At the roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Ipswich Road (A1232), Continue along this road, going straight over 3 roundabouts.
At the junction with East Street turn right and continue straight on up East Hill, at the top of the hill turn left into Queen Street.
 Follow this road until you reach the roundabout, go straight over onto Mersea Road (B1025), at the first set of lights turn right onto Napier Road.
Turn right onto Berechurch Road, at the traffic lights turn right onto Circular Road South. Continue along this road and Blenheim Park is on your left.