Takeley Park is a long-established residential park on the Hertfordshire/Essex border, welcoming residents aged 45 and over. Surrounded by woodland and green space, with on-site management and a close-knit community feel, it’s designed for quiet, laid-back living with countryside walks on the doorstep. At the same time, Takeley Park is close to everyday amenities, main road links, London Stansted Airport and rail connections into London, making it a very practical base for retirement or semi-retirement.
Takeley Park sits in a leafy setting with woodland and open green areas wrapped around the community, giving it a private, tucked-away feel. Within the park, homes are arranged along quiet roads and cul-de-sacs, with on-site management and a maintenance team keeping shared areas tidy and well looked after.
Despite feeling far from public access, life here is far from isolated. Takeley village, Great Dunmow, Bishop’s Stortford, Hatfield Broad Oak and Sawbridgeworth are all within easy reach of shops, pubs, restaurants and services. There’s a bus stop at the park entrance, regular mobile library visits and an on-site laundrette, so day-to-day living is simple and convenient. For trips further afield, London Stansted Airport and the nearest train station are around five miles away, with rail times into London typically under an hour, service dependent.
Life at Takeley Park is relaxed and neighbourly. Many residents enjoy local country walks, days out to nearby villages and towns, and the reassurance of having on-site staff and a mobile library and laundrette on hand. Evenings tend to be quiet, with residents valuing the blend of privacy, community spirit and the ability to travel easily—whether that’s to London for a day out or abroad via Stansted.
Takeley Park is on Hatfield Broadoaks Road in Takeley, near Bishop’s Stortford, close to the Hertfordshire/Essex border in the CM22 postcode area.
Takeley Park is a residential park with a full residential licence, intended for long-term living rather than short-stay holidays.
The park is for residents aged 45 and over, creating a quieter, more mature community suited to retirees and semi-retirees.
Yes, residents can usually bring a small pet, but you should speak to park management first to confirm current pet rules.
Facilities include on-site management, a maintenance team, an on-site laundrette and regular mobile library visits, alongside woodland and green space around the park.
Yes, there is a bus stop outside the park entrance, and the nearest train station is around five miles away, giving rail access towards London and other destinations.
London Stansted Airport is roughly five miles from Takeley Park, making it convenient if you or visiting family and friends travel frequently.
To arrange a viewing, contact us directly; we’ll talk you through available homes, answer any questions and book an appointment for you to visit the park.