Marshmoor Park is a residential park home community at Great Bricett near Ipswich, set in open Suffolk countryside just south of Stowmarket. This established park offers detached, bungalow-style park homes for the over-25s in a quiet, rural setting with green open spaces, a pond and seating areas to enjoy the views. With a resident park manager, regular bus services and part-exchange available on selected homes through specialist schemes, Marshmoor Park suits anyone wanting a low-maintenance home in peaceful surroundings yet still within easy reach of town facilities and the coast.

Description

Marshmoor Park is tucked away at the end of Wallow Lane in Great Bricett, surrounded by fields and traditional Suffolk villages. The park is laid out with landscaped areas, a central pond and benches, giving a relaxed, countryside feel as soon as you arrive. Homes are single-storey, detached park homes with their own garden space and parking, designed for straightforward, low-maintenance living.

Although the setting is rural, everyday amenities are within a short drive in nearby Bildeston, Hadleigh, Needham Market and Stowmarket, with Ipswich offering high-street shops, bigger supermarkets and leisure facilities. Regular bus links connect Marshmoor Park with Ipswich and Stowmarket, while road access to the wider network is via the A14 and A12. The Suffolk/Essex coast, including Harwich and Felixstowe, can be reached by car in around half an hour, making days out at the seaside easy to plan.

Buying at Marshmoor Park

• Adults-only community; residents must be 25 or over.
• 100% market-value part-exchange: Part-exchange is available on selected homes via approved schemes, helping you use the value of your existing property to fund your move.
• Viewings: Viewings are normally arranged by appointment, so you can see the park and any available homes at a relaxed pace.
• Pet policy: No pets as standard; in some cases, a single domestic cat may be allowed with prior approval from the park owner.
• Tenure: Fully residential park with year-round occupation.
• To check current homes for sale at Marshmoor Park, ask about part-exchange or request more details, simply enquire through the contact options on this page.

Life at Marshmoor Park

Life at Marshmoor Park is all about a slower, more relaxed pace in a small, like-minded community. Residents enjoy landscaped grounds, views over the surrounding fields and a peaceful atmosphere, with a resident park manager on hand for security and day-to-day support. With walks from the park, nearby villages to explore and the coast within easy reach, it’s an appealing base for those who want countryside living without feeling cut off.

Nearby & Getting Around

• Great Bricett village is close by, with further shops and services in Bildeston, Needham Market, Hadleigh and Stowmarket.
• Ipswich is within easy reach for high-street shopping, supermarkets, restaurants and leisure facilities.
• Regular bus services from the end of Wallow Lane to Ipswich, Stowmarket and other local towns.
• Convenient road access via the A14 and A12 towards Bury St Edmunds, Colchester and the wider motorway network.
• Rail services from Stowmarket and Ipswich into London and other major cities (journey times to London typically around 70–90 minutes, service dependent).
• Coastal towns, including Harwich and Felixstowe around 30 miles away.
• Sat nav: IP7 7BZ.

FAQs

Is Marshmoor Park residential or holiday?

Marshmoor Park is a fully residential park home estate with a residential licence and year-round occupation.

What age do you have to be to live at Marshmoor Park?

The park is for adults over 25, so it’s an adults-only community rather than a family park.

Are pets allowed at Marshmoor Park, Ipswich?

The park is generally pet-free, with no dogs allowed; in some cases, a single domestic cat may be permitted with the park owner’s approval.

Where is Marshmoor Park located in Suffolk?

Marshmoor Park is at the end of Wallow Lane in Great Bricett, a rural village about five miles south of Stowmarket and within easy reach of Ipswich.

Does Marshmoor Park offer part-exchange?

Yes, selected homes can be purchased using market-value part-exchange through specialist schemes, allowing you to trade in your existing property to secure a home on the park.

How do I arrange a viewing at Marshmoor Park?

Viewings are usually by appointment only; make an enquiry through this page, and a representative will contact you to discuss availability and arrange a suitable time to visit.

What is there to do near Marshmoor Park?

Nearby, you’ll find countryside walks, traditional Suffolk villages, local pubs and shops, with a wider choice of facilities in Stowmarket and Ipswich, plus seaside trips to Harwich and Felixstowe within an easy drive.

Is Marshmoor Park quiet?

The park has a countryside setting, adult-only age profile and no-dogs policy, all of which help maintain a calm, peaceful atmosphere.