Oakwood Park is situated on the unspoilt Western outskirts of town, within easy walking distance of High, Middle, and Primary Schools and the leisure centre. Oakwood Park is an imaginative concept of new houses and apartments with breathtaking views over the Suffolk countryside. Homes currently available include three and five bedroomed houses, and two bedroomed apartments.

Living in Stowmarket

This picturesque market town offers great access to the Suffolk countryside which the added benefit of being on the main train line to London (Liverpool Street). Being alongside the A14 means that Ipswich, Bury St. Edmunds and Cambridge are also easily reached.
Set in the delightful Gipping Valley, Stowmarket is an historic market town lying on the River Gipping which joins the Orwell estuary at Ipswich. The Gipping was made into a canal in 1793 and the old towpath now runs through the Gipping Valley from Stowmarket railway station to the docks at Ipswich.
In 1347 the town was granted a market charter by Edward III and this tradition still exists with a twice weekly market on a Thursday and Saturday selling a range of locally produced goods.

The medieval heart of Stowmarket was based around the Parish Church of St Peter and St. Mary. Today the town as 131 buildings listed by the Department of National Heritage as having special architectural or historic interest, and the Parish Church is classified as being of 'exceptional interest'.