Discover the serene beauty and rich history of the East of England with our exclusive selection of retirement homes. Offering a perfect blend of comfort and convenience, our developments are situated in some of the most picturesque locations across Norfolk and Suffolk.
Why Retire to East England
The East of England, a region known for its diverse landscapes, from the tranquil Norfolk Broads to the vibrant coastal towns of Suffolk, offers an idyllic setting for retirees.
It’s a place where the past and present merge, providing a peaceful yet engaging environment for those looking to enjoy their retirement years to the fullest.
Things to do
The East of England is filled with unique experiences tailored for a fulfilling retirement. Delight in peaceful walks through the expansive Norfolk Broads or explore the timeless charm of historic Cambridge. Each day brings a new opportunity to enjoy and explore at your own pace.
Norfolk
Norwich Cathedral: A stunning example of Norman architecture, surrounded by cobbled streets and a bustling market.
Cromer Pier: A Victorian pier known for its theatre shows and crab fishing.
Gorleston-on-Sea Beach: A quieter beach, perfect for relaxing walks and enjoying the seaside.
Watatunga Wildlife Reserve: An opportunity to see rare and endangered animals in their natural habitat.
Holkham Hall: A beautiful estate offering art, history, and a stunning deer park.
The Sandringham Estate: The Queen’s country retreat, with beautiful gardens and parkland.
Suffolk
Ipswich: As Suffolk’s county town, Ipswich blends modern sophistication with rich history. The waterfront marina is a bustling hub of restaurants and cafes, set against a backdrop of historic buildings and sailing vessels. Cultural attractions like the Ipswich Museum and Christchurch Mansion offer insights into the town’s heritage and art.
Bury St Edmunds: Known for its stunning Abbey Gardens, the ruins of an 11th-century abbey, and the magnificent St Edmundsbury Cathedral, Bury St Edmunds is steeped in history. The town is also famous for its thriving market and the Greene King Brewery, which offers tours and tastings.
Norfolk & Norwich Festival: A celebration of arts and culture, featuring music, theatre, literature, and visual arts events across the county.
Cromer Carnival: A week-long celebration in Norfolk, featuring parades, concerts, and family activities.
The South Suffolk Show: A traditional agricultural show celebrating country life with a food and vintage fair.
Aldeburgh Festival: Founded by Suffolk born composer Benjamin Britton, this 17 day festival is going from strength to strength, presenting classical music in increasingly innovative ways.
Bury St Edmunds Food and Drinks Festival: The chance to taste and purchase food and drink from over 100 stalls as well as live demonstrations, a man made beach, fairground rides and a mini farm.
Dive into the heart of the East of England with a visit to Norfolk and Suffolk, where a wealth of top attractions awaits. From cultural landmarks to natural beauty, these counties are brimming with must-see destinations:
With a blend of medieval history and contemporary culture, Norwich boasts landmarks like the imposing Norwich Cathedral and the historic Norwich Castle, alongside bustling markets and a vibrant arts scene.
The Broads National Park: A haven for nature lovers, this network of waterways offers serene landscapes, abundant wildlife, and peaceful boating excursions.
Great Yarmouth: A quintessential seaside experience with broad sandy beaches, traditional piers, and a lively promenade, perfect for family outings.
Aldeburgh: This coastal gem is celebrated for its cultural festivals, picturesque beach, art galleries, and delicious seafood, embodying Suffolk’s coastal charm.
Framlingham: Dominated by its 12th-century castle, this market town is enveloped by stunning countryside and rich historical narratives.
Newmarket: The heart of horse racing, offering a glimpse into the world of thoroughbreds with its prestigious racecourses and dedicated museums.
Exploring beyond the main attractions reveals the enchanting surrounding areas of Norfolk and Suffolk, each with its own unique character and allure:
Norfolk’s Coast and Countryside: Beyond the urban centres, Norfolk’s coastline and rural landscapes offer tranquil retreats, quaint villages, and scenic walking trails, ideal for those seeking peace and natural beauty.
Suffolk’s Heritage Coast: Stretching from Lowestoft to Felixstowe, this area is renowned for its unspoiled beaches, nature reserves, and historic towns like Southwold and Orford, offering a slower pace of life and stunning natural vistas.
The Waveney Valley: Straddling the border between Norfolk and Suffolk, this picturesque valley is a patchwork of lush meadows, charming towns, and meandering waterways, perfect for leisurely exploration and outdoor activities.
Our Retirement Developments
Our retirement developments in the East of England are more than just a place to live; they’re a gateway to a vibrant, fulfilling lifestyle.
These modern residences offer the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and beauty. With top-notch amenities, picturesque settings, and a lively community spirit, every aspect is designed for your comfort and enjoyment.
Enjoy maintenance-free living, social activities, and peace of mind with 24/7 security and on-site healthcare services. Here, you’ll find everything needed for a rewarding retirement experience.
