The Waterside development at Cooks Shipyard, Wivenhoe in Essex offers all the benefits of rural living whilst being in close proximity of the historic town of Wivenhoe. With access to Colchester just three miles away you benefit from a number of bars and shops.

With a rail link into the heart of London you will never be short of things to do.
The abundance of history and culture in the area is clear as you wander the small quaint streets of the village where the boutiques and cafes are filled with local artists, writers and sailors. Down at the waterfront the fantastic pubs and restaurants spill outside, offering stunning views across the river, a perfect place to sit and unwind and to soak up the charming village atmosphere

SHOPS
Where shopping’s concerned, you’ve the local stores of Wivenhoe for all your everyday needs - and all sorts of alternatives in Colchester just three miles away.

SCHOOLS
There are schools for every age and ability - from friendly nearby nurseries right up to Essex University - and doctors, dentists, hospitals, libraries, police stations not too far away.

TRANSPORT
Whether its business or pleasure, getting around is simplicity itself. The development benefits from its close proximity to the A12, taking you down to the M25, Wivenhoe station is just a short walk away, offering direct services into London Liverpool Street in 69 minutes and Stansted Airport is some 35 miles from your door.

LEISURE
If its exercise and activities you enjoy, you'll certainly be spoilt for choice on and off the river here at Wivenhoe. The Wivenhoe Sailing Club is close to the development, offering mooring opportunities whilst hosting races and many other events all year round. Back on land, Wivenhoe has many sports and social clubs on offer for you to take part in. And if its the great outdoors you enjoy, why not take a walk along the riverside footpaths out to the sea shore or to Colchester just three mile away

Leisure Centres in Colchester offering swimming, squash, keep fit and much more; somewhere to enjoy badminton and bowls, football and cricket in Wivenhoe itself; a couple of golf courses nearby, facilities for martial arts and of course fishing and sailing. When you feel like a day out, there are all sorts of attractions just a short drive away - from the world famous Beth Chatto Gardens to Constable’s timeless Flatford Mill, the traditional seaside appeal of Frinton and Clacton to the National Trust treasure of Paycockes at Coggeshall and unspoilt hamlets and villages hidden away in the countryside.

From London


Leave London on the A12
Exit the A12 at junction 27 - A133 (Colchester Central)
At Spring LAne roundabout take the 2nd exit onto the A133 (Colchester)
At the next roundabout take the 2nd exit onto A133 (Clacton)
Continue along the A1333 for 3 miles following signs for Clacton
Turn right onto Colchester Road - B1027 (St Osyth) continuing onto B1028 (Wivenhoe)
Turn left onto East Street then left onto Brook Street
Finally turn right onto St John's Road and Cooks Shipyard is by the waterfront
From Ipswich


Exit the A12 at junction 29 taking the 2nd exit onto the A1232 (Colchester)
At the following roundabout take the 1st exit onto A133 (Clacton)
Continue along the A133 for a mile and then turn right onto Colchester Road - B1027 (St Osyth) continuing onto B1028 (Wivenhoe)
Turn left onto East Street then left onto Brook Street
Finally turn right onto St John's Road and Cooks Shipyard is by the waterfront
For SatNav users please use post code CO7 9DR