Coggeshall West

Discover Coggeshall West: A Blend of History and Modern Living

Welcome to Coggeshall, a quaint market town steeped in history long before Roman times. This charming location offers an idyllic setting for those looking to settle down in a peaceful environment, yet remains conveniently accessible to Colchester and London.

Historic Charm Meets Contemporary Living

Coggeshall, one of Essex’s oldest towns, is often referred to as a village due to its genuine rural ambiance. The new housing community at Coggeshall West seamlessly integrates with the local architectural style, providing a harmonious blend of old and new.

Local Amenities and Attractions

Living in Coggeshall, you will be just a short walk from historic pubs that date back to the medieval period, alongside timber-framed buildings rich with history. The picturesque River Blackwater flows through the town, offering tranquil countryside walks. After exploring, return to your modern home equipped with all the latest amenities.

Transport Links

Coggeshall boasts excellent transport connections. From Kelvedon Station, you can reach Chelmsford in 17 minutes and London in just 53 minutes. The A120 and A12 roads offer direct routes to Colchester, Braintree, and London, while the M11 connects you swiftly to the M25 and the wider motorway network.

Why Choose Coggeshall?

This delightful market town in Essex, though small in population, is brimming with character and charm. Its prime location provides easy access to both Colchester and London, making it an attractive choice for homebuyers.

Community Spirit

Coggeshall offers a vibrant community life with numerous local groups and organizations. Whether your interests lie in sports, arts, or gardening, there is something for everyone. The weekly food market is a great opportunity to connect with locals and enjoy fresh produce.

Enjoy the Great Outdoors

Coggeshall is surrounded by beautiful natural spaces. Explore Chalkney Woods, the Owen Martin Nature Reserve, or enjoy family activities at the local recreation ground. Paycocke's House and Garden provides a glimpse into Tudor history and a chance to relax in its expansive gardens.

Flexible Work and Commute Options

Whether you work from home or commute to London, Coggeshall accommodates both lifestyles. Enjoy peaceful work-from-home days with access to local amenities and scenic walks. For office commutes, Kelvedon Station is nearby, with trains reaching Liverpool Street in under an hour.

Family-Friendly Environment

Coggeshall offers excellent educational opportunities with several well-rated schools. The local community actively supports family engagement through various playgroups and youth projects.

Culinary Delights and Local Sights

Experience Coggeshall's diverse culinary scene, from historic pubs to award-winning eateries. Notable venues include Ranfield’s Brasseries and West Street Vineyard. Explore historical sites such as Grange Barn and Paycocke’s House, or simply enjoy a leisurely day by the River Blackwater.

Become Part of Coggeshall West

Coggeshall West features 48 elegant homes ranging from three to five bedrooms, launching in late October with initial occupations in summer 2021.

Local Amenities

The town offers everyday conveniences including a local Co-op, historic pubs, a doctors' surgery, and schools with good Ofsted ratings. The local football club, established in 1878, and a community swimming pool add to the town’s rich heritage.

Transport Directions

By road, from Colchester or Braintree, take the A120 to West Street, passing Coggeshall Town Football Club. From Kelvedon, take the B1024 and turn onto The Gravel and then West Street. Kelvedon Station is the nearest rail option, about 3 miles away, and bus route 70 serves the area weekdays.

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