The Oaks by Allison Homes East & Central

Welcome to The Oaks

The Oaks is a beautiful new development of 3 and 4-bedroom homes set in a peaceful semi-rural location just six miles from the vibrant city of Norwich. Surrounded by farmland, fields and stables, these homes combine countryside tranquillity with modern convenience. Designed with care and built to a high specification, The Oaks offers a variety of styles - from traditional cottage-inspired brickwork to contemporary designs with clean lines and subtle detailing. Whichever home you choose, you’ll find energy-efficient living and the craftsmanship Allison Homes is known for.

Life here offers the best of both village and city. The nearby community of Postwick provides a cricket club and village hall at the heart of local life, alongside modern essentials such as superfast broadband. Families are well catered for with excellent schools nearby, including Brundall Primary School, rated Good by Ofsted, and Thorpe St Andrew School and Sixth Form, rated Outstanding. Everyday shopping is simple with a Lidl supermarket just across the road at Broadland Gate, while Brundall offers a Co-op convenience store and a range of farm shops selling fresh local produce, cheeses and meats.

Living at The Oaks also means being able to explore the very best of the Norfolk countryside. The Mid Yare National Nature Reserve and RSPB Strumpshaw Fen are close by, with meadows, wildflowers, butterflies and birdlife to enjoy. Whitlingham Country Park is another local highlight, offering woodland walks, broads waterscapes, and family-friendly cycle paths. A little further afield, the Norfolk coast is less than 30 minutes away, where you can visit Great Yarmouth’s SEALIFE Centre, walk the sand dunes at Gorleston or spot seals at Caister-on-Sea.

When it’s time for city life, Norwich is under six miles away. This historic cathedral city blends heritage and culture with the energy of a modern university city. Explore the Cathedral Quarter, Gentleman’s Walk and Norwich Lanes, home to boutique shops and cafés, or head to Chantry Place and Castle Quarter for high-street brands and mall shopping. Norwich is also home to one of the UK’s oldest and largest outdoor markets. The food and drink scene is thriving, with everything from vegan cafés and Scandinavian bakeries to gastropubs, cocktail bars and fine dining. Evenings can be spent at the Theatre Royal, the riverside Playhouse, or enjoying the latest films at the Vue and Odeon cinemas.