The Ostlers

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The Ostlers welcome you home

A charming collection of beautiful 1 and 3 bedroom Shared Ownership homes available in Rackheath, Norwich.

With its open countryside and long coastline, Norfolk is a great place to live and the new community at The Ostlers offers an excellent opportunity to get onto the housing ladder in a beautiful, rural location.

Each home is attractively designed in a traditional style and provides everything you need for contemporary living. There are two local villages on your doorstep, as well as the village of Rackheath which offers a choice of shops, restaurants, schools, pubs and medical facilities nearby.

Your new home will be surrounded by open farmland, woodlands, parks and public gardens as well as nearby to the unique beauty of the Broads just a mile down the road. Whether boating, walking, cycling or seeking a glimpse of the local wildlife, you’ll never be short of new things to explore.

Council Tax: TBC
Council tax bands are often not released until the property is complete. If you need any guidance, please get in touch with our Sales Consultants otherwise the local authority or the developer may be able to help.

From The Norfolk Broads to Beaches

Living at the Ostlers, you will be well placed for a variety of routes across Norfolk and beyond. From nearby Salhouse Station there are regular trains to Norwich, Cromer and Sheringham. The Norwich service takes just 13 minutes and, from here, you can get to Ipswich in 40 minutes and London Liverpool Street in 1 hour 54 minutes.

The village has good bus services too and you have an easy road connection right into the centre of Norwich. The A47 is easy to access, linking you with destinations throughout East Anglia, the M11 and national motorway network. Norwich also has an international airport, with flights to destinations across Europe. Yet, with the Norfolk Broads so close by, perhaps the perfect mode of travel is by boat, quietly cruising the waterways and looking for a glimpse of a water vole among the reeds.

The Norfolk Broads National Park is just a short distance away. This rich tapestry of water, skyscapes and wildlife is the perfect place to spend a lazy summer’s day. East Anglia is a wonderful part of the country. There are heritage railways and royal palaces, magnificent views and ancient forests. You’ll have every type of seaside you could wish for – from the bright lights of Great Yarmouth’s Golden Mile to the crab restaurants of Cromer and the quiet beaches in between where you can walk for miles and see more seals than humans.