Bakers Farm Park is a peaceful residential development set on the edge of Upper Horsebridge, within easy walking distance of Hailsham. The park offers a small, friendly community suited to buyers seeking a quieter lifestyle with the convenience of nearby town amenities. Its rural character blends with the practical advantages of being just one mile from Hailsham town centre, making it appealing for those wishing to enjoy countryside surroundings without sacrificing everyday essentials. With only 55 plots in total, Bakers Farm Park benefits from an exclusive and relaxed environment, particularly for over-55s looking to buy a park home in East Sussex.

Buying at Bakers Farm Park

• Residential park homes available for the over-55s
• Small development with 55 plots for an intimate community setting
• Public transport links serve Hailsham, Eastbourne, and Tunbridge Wells

Life at Bakers Farm Park

Residents benefit from a setting that balances tranquillity with accessibility. Daily essentials and leisure activities are close by, thanks to Hailsham’s shopping precincts, local and national retailers, and varied services. The area’s historic character adds charm, providing a sense of place with St Mary’s Church and the Market Square reflecting the town’s long-established heritage.

The park suits buyers who value a slower pace and scenic surroundings while staying connected to East Sussex hotspots. With countryside views and the notable expanse of the Pevensey Levels nearby, it offers an attractive lifestyle for those who appreciate a rural backdrop and ease of travel.

Nearby and Getting Around

• One mile from Hailsham town centre
• Close to the historic Pevensey Levels and Pevensey Castle site
• Easy access to Eastbourne’s promenade, Victorian architecture, pier, and seaside attractions
•  Proximity to the South Downs National Park for outdoor recreation and scenic walks

Post code: BN27 3BE

Hailsham itself is a vibrant market town, established in the 13th century. Its mix of old and new can be seen in the preserved St Mary’s Church, Fleur de Lys, and Market Square juxtaposed with modern shopping precincts. Eastbourne, just a short journey away, offers classic seaside charm with a long promenade, shingle beaches, the famous pier, and access to the dramatic chalk cliffs of Beachy Head. Cultural highlights include the Towner Art Gallery, Redoubt Fortress, and open-air events at the Bandstand.

FAQs

Is Bakers Farm Park suitable for over-55s?

Yes, the development is exclusive to the over-55s.

How close is the park to Hailsham town centre?

It is approximately one mile from the town centre and within walking distance.

What shops and services are available nearby?

Hailsham provides a variety of local and national shops, several supermarkets, a cinema, a leisure centre with swimming pool and bowling alley, plus major banks and building societies.

What public transport links serve the park?

Transport routes connect the park with Hailsham town centre, Eastbourne, and Tunbridge Wells.