Hunters Park offers the opportunity to combine all the advantages of rural living in the growing new village community of Costessey, with the excitement and vibrancy of a major city close by. Located just 6 miles from Norwich, which offers top calibre shopping and many cultural opportunities. At Hunters Park you could not be better placed to explore and enjoy some of the country's most attractive countryside and unspoilt coastline.
With stylish, traditional new homes in a superb location, Hunters Park has an exciting future on the horizon. Costessey has a good range of facilities, including local shopping and a library, while there are several schools within the area. Costessey Park Golf Club is renowned as one of the best parkland courses in the county, while there are extensive cycle and bridleways to explore. The north Norfolk coast is a haven to those who love the sailing life - as well as bird life. But if it is the buzz of city life that calls you, Norwich combines rich historic heritage with state of the art shopping malls and trendy modern quarters like Riverside with its watering holes, cafes and bars - as well as a bowling venue and a 14 screen cinema.

SHOPS
Queens hill is a stones throw from from a great selection of shops and supermarkets, offering occupants of Hunters Park a great choice of shops. Chains such as Sainsburys and Asda are all close by for everyday essentials. Longwater Retail Park is on your doorstep and this contains a new Next Home store, The Range, Pets at Home and other lifestyle shops and restaurants. Norwich is renowned for its unique shopping experience. Just a short distance away you have two shopping malls boasting a selection of high street names as well as "The Lanes", brimming with character filled shops.Shops Distance (in miles)
Sainsburys Superstore 1.03
Sainsburys Superstore

SCHOOLS
Hunters Park has access to a range of education institutions. The closest is Queens Hill Primary School, which opened in 2008. Costessey has its own high school, holding nearly a 1000 students, with more secondary schools in close proximity. Most sixth forms continue on from the colleges, the closest 16+ being Easton college. For those seeking further education, the university of East Anglia is just a short distance away, offering a friendly student atmosphere and a course for everyone.  Schools Distance (in miles)
Costessey Infant School 3.32

TRANSPORT
The development is serviced by Konectbus and First with regular routes direct to Norwich city centre with links to Railway services into London and onward.
Commuting from Hunters Park is eased by immediate access to the A47, with a park and ride for the city situated close by, near the Norfolk Showground.  There is a frequent rail service to London Liverpool Street from Norwich, the journey averaging two hours.  The A47 is also a gateway to the Midlands and North.

Quiet back roads can take you to Norwich International Airport within a few minutes, and as the airport adds destinations to its departure board you will value your location even more.

Alternatively, the A11 can speed you to London Stansted Airport or onwards to the M11 for the M25 and other London airports.Transport Distance (in miles)
Norwich International Airport() 7.3

HEALTH
From Hunters park you have a wide variety of medical facilities close by. The new Roundwell Medical Centre is the newest and closest to Queens Hill. The Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital is a short drive away on the A47.

LEISURE
With Norwich only a stones throw away there is an abundance of bars and restaurants at your disposal, with the Riverside complex offering an Odeon cinema, bars and restaurants set in the picturesque surrounding of the River Wensum. The Norfolk broads and the Norfolk coast are a haven for those who love sailing, fishing and bird watching. The UEA offers a well equipped facilities which offer a sports park boasting an olympic sized swimming pool and a fully equipped gym and climbing wall. Closer to Queens Hill itself you have Carrefour gym and the local school offers an array of classes and activities in the evening.  

Hunters Park is easy to find, from the northbound A47 Norwich bypass( from Great Yarmouth) take the A1074 exit. take the 5th exit at the roundabout onto the Dereham road, then at the next roundabout take the 1st exit onto William Frost Way.
 
From the southbound A47 bypass ( from Swaffham) take the A1074 exit, take the first exit onto William Frost way, continue down to the next roundabout and take the first exit onto Alex Moorhouse Way, go straight over the next roundabout and then turn right at the next roundabout onto Sir Alfred Munnings Road, continue to the next roundabout and turn right into Poethlyn Drive, follow this road and Hunters Park is on the right hand side at the back of the Queens Hill development.