Low Carrs is a fully residential park offering park homes within a peaceful, mature setting just a short stroll from the historic City of Durham. As one of the earliest parks acquired by the Maguire family in 1981, it has grown into a trusted and well-established community where residents enjoy a calm environment without compromising on proximity to city conveniences. With its secluded grounds, tree-lined surroundings and friendly atmosphere, the park appeals to retired and semi-retired buyers seeking secure, long-term living close to Durham’s renowned cultural landmarks.

This adult-only park balances rural charm with urban accessibility. Residents can appreciate the tranquillity of its landscaped spaces while benefiting from shops, a Post Office and comprehensive bus routes within easy walking distance. For homebuyers searching for residential park homes near Durham, Low Carrs offers a rare combination of convenience, security and neighbourly spirit.

Buying at Low Carrs

• Fully residential park homes set in mature grounds
• Adult-only setting suitable for retired and semi-retired buyers
• Dog-friendly community welcoming responsible pet owners

Life at Low Carrs Residential Park

Life at Low Carrs centres on comfort, community and peace of mind. Many residents take pride in maintaining colourful gardens, contributing to a tidy and attractive environment. The park’s setting provides a country feel, yet the city lies close enough for day-to-day needs, cultural pursuits and social activities. The location allows residents to indulge in Durham’s cafés, historic streets and scenic riverside walks without relying heavily on a car.

Nearby and Getting Around

• Five-minute stroll to Durham’s historic city centre
• UNESCO World Heritage cathedral and castle nearby
• River Wear walks and rowing opportunities
• Bus stop close to the park for convenient public transport
• North Pennines National Landscape and UNESCO Global Geopark within reach

Attractions include Durham Cathedral and Castle, recognised as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Visitors can admire panoramic city and countryside views from the Cathedral Tower or wander historic cloisters familiar to fans of Harry Potter. The riverbanks offer peaceful picnic spots and traditional rowing boats, while beyond the city the dales, vale and coast present expansive landscapes and heritage sites.

Residents can enjoy access to museums, castles, villages and market towns within the county, making Low Carrs ideal for those who value culture, nature and convenience in a residential setting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Low Carrs a residential park?

Yes, it is a fully residential park suitable for year-round living.

Who is the park suited to?

The park is primarily suited to retired or semi-retired adults seeking a quiet, secure community.

Are pets allowed at Low Carrs?

Yes, Low Carrs is a dog-friendly park.

How close is the park to Durham?

Durham City is within walking distance, with a bus stop nearby for easy travel.