Lawford Park, Lawford

At Lawford Park, you'll discover outstanding new homes within the extensive landscaped grounds of what was once a grand private mansion overlooking the river Stour and its water meadows. Every home at Lawford Park presents an unrivalled opportunity to enjoy gracious living in style and leaves you in no doubt that Lawford Park is set to become an exclusive future address.

Stunning living spaces set behind distinguished frontages of majestic proportions create the perfect first impression. Reflecting the grandeur of their setting, each home has been designed with careful consideration to the internal layout to create light and airy spaces that are as practical as they are impressive. As befits Hopkins Homes flagship development youll find a superb specification that underlines the quality of these homes and makes coming home a pleasure. From the moment you drive through the elegant pillared entrance the scene is set for one of Hopkins Homes finest developments. The imposing manor house will be recreated and turned into twelve stunning homes that will take centre stage. A central boulevard of trees will lead from the manor house to the edge of Lawford Park and create a seamless visual flow out to spectacular views of The Stour Valley and onto Dedham and Constable Country. The large number of mature trees at Lawford Park will give a naturally established parkland feel. The carefully considered layout will create some spectacular streetscapes with some of the homes featuring towers and other impressive features. Lawford Park really will be setting the standard for future executive homes. A quiet gentility pervades Lawford, a rural parish in the Stour valley. Here in the heart of the north Essex countryside, its impossible to escape the richness of this beautiful part of the county. A rumpled blanketof ever changing hues, a varied patchwork of mellow greens, browns and yellows, acres of meadowland and untainted blue skies. Just a mile to the east is the meandering river Stour and Manningtree, once a fifteenth century wool town and today a delightful and genteel mix of charming Georgian and Victorian architecture. However, behind its demure facade can be found a cosmopolitan and stylish scene; an excellent array of shopping facilities, wide ranging cultural pursuits and eating experiences. Surrounding villages including Dedham, just 2 miles away, boast a wealth of renowned inns and gastropubs. Historic Colchester is just five miles away and there are several well respected local golf courses and equestrian centres nearby. With such quintessential English countryside to discover, its easy to forget that the bright lights of London are just an hour to the south.