High Elms Park

Site and location

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• About the area

  A fantastic location

  Hullbridge is a much sought-after village nestled in the Rochford district of Essex, bordered to the north by the River Crouch, just 3 miles from towns Hockley and Rayleigh and 14 miles from Chelmsford. Residents can spend time exploring the beautiful parkland surroundings and historic attractions in the area, while remaining close to home. A number of primary schools are within easy reach, and Riverside Primary School is located just five minutes’ walk from High Elms Park, receiving a "Good" rating by Ofsted.

  -  Riverside Medical centre 0,3 miles;
  - Rayleigh train station 2,9 miles - 45 minutes to London Liverpool Street;
  - London Southend Airport just 7,9 miles

  Essentials on your doorstep

  High Elms Park in Hullbridge is a charming development perfectly placed to enjoy a blend of breath-taking rural surroundings and local amenities such as a post office, pharmacy, primary and nursery school, convenience local stores and transport connections that your lifestyle demands.
  
  - Parks nearby : Marsh Farm Country Park, Hadleigh Park, Bridgemarsh Island, Cherry Orchard Jubilee Country Park, Salvation Army Hadleigh Farm;
  - Amenities and facilities: local shops, pubs, healthcare facilities and schools close by
  - Golf Club nearby

  Superior design

  A variety of high quality materials are used at High Elms Park development, from red and buff brick to differently coloured renders, weatherboarding and roof tiles. These materials have been chosen for their high quality and to ensure the new homes reflect the local vernacular.

  The best thing about buying a David Wilson home is that you also get to customise it. If you reserve early in the construction process you could benefit from being able to personalise your new home using our Expressions range. To find out more, speak to our Sales Advisers.

  Also, we are proud to say that High Elms Park has contributed £1,750.000 to the construction of the new roundabout at the junction of Rawreth Lane and Hullbridge Road together with £2,754,560 towards health care, education, a national cycle network and play areas.