Two bedroom apartment  having large living/kitchen area.   Master bedroom has en suite shower room and also leading to a private balcony (upper floors only).

The apartments on George Wimpey's prestigious Tamarinds development all have a main bathroom and en suite shower room to the master bedroom.The development is built in an elevated position just a short walk to Colchester's North Station.George Wimpey's prestigious Tamarinds development is designed to complement and enhance its surroundings.   The selection of two bedroom apartments are built within carefully landscaped grounds.

LivingRoom 6.600m x 5.449m

Bedroom1 2.634m x 2.373m
MasterBedroom 3.314m x 3.238m Ensuite shower

Tamarinds is a delightful development in New Braiswick Park, which is perfectly located in Colchester.  Each home offers a unique sense of style, combined with a contemporary yet elegant design both inside and out.  The development of 2 bedroom apartments are built within carefully landscaped grounds. Nestling amongst gentle undulating countryside, close to Braiswick and offering panoramic views  across to historic Colchester in one direction and to farm and woodland in another, New Braiswick Park is a landmark development in every way.
The setting for these exceptional homes owes much to the landscape architects, arboriculturalists and ecologists who have ensured that this a place where existing bird and wildlife is protected and where the landscape design, encourages ecological diversity. Designed so that from the country lanes and valley beyond it looks imposing and impressive, Tamarinds is totally at home in its surroundings.  A place to arrive at.  A place to come home to. In Colchester expect the unexpected - the country's lowest rainfall - which is why you will find vineyards in the area producing English wine.  Expect to discover old weavers' cottages in the charming Dutch Quarter, as well as areas of new resurgence along the riverside.   And while the town is set in the quintessential English landscape that inspired old masters from Constable to Gainsborough, today's Colchester is also renowned for its cutting-edge contemporary scene with a raft of art galleries and exhibitions.  

SHOPS
The town centre has an eclectic selection of shops, bars and restaurants.  All of the national shops are in the town centre of Colchester as you would expect but there are also smaller family shops and stores. Just outside the town are large supermarkets which include Asda and Tesco together with the large DIY stores including B & Q.

SCHOOLS
There are a number of nurseries and playgroups in the area.  The town can boast several top-flight schools and a nationally acclaimed Sixth Form College.   The town is also host to the University of Essex and to the Regional College of Anglia Polytechnic University.    

TRANSPORT
Tamarinds is just a two minute walk via a pedestrian pathway to North Station, regular trains for London Liverpool Street take approximately 50 minutes and the local buses also provide an excellent service to various parts of town and the surrounding areas. Colchester is centrally located within the County and has good rail and road links both southwards towards Chelmsford, Brentwood and London and northwards towards Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds and onwards to Cambridge and the Midlands.   The M11 and Stansted airport (approx. 45 minutes) are easily accessible via the new A120. A series of roads, cycleways and footpaths and good bus links give access to the surrounding areas and the town.

HEALTH
There are several GP surgeries in this lively town and the local hospital offering A & E facilities.

LEISURE
Colchester offers an abundance of leisure facilities including pub's, restaurants and nightclubs.   Leisure centres are close to Tamarinds, including Leisure World which is a large sports centre with a swimming pool and ten pin bowling.   A multi-screen cinema can be found in the town centre, whilst the surrounding areas offer Golf, Cricket and Rugby clubs.   The coast at West Mersea and Rowhedge are within a 20 minute drive.   During summer months the Castle and Gardens, with its boating lake and bandstand, hosts concerts.