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Windsor Park is perfectly situated to enjoy the city of Wakefield, West Yorkshire. With an excellent choice of elegant four bedroom properties you’re sure to find your dream home at this stunning new development.
Situated on the Eastern edge of the Pennines in the lower Calder Valley, Wakefield boasts a terrific landscape with acres of Yorkshire countryside. You can enjoy the outdoors and all it has to offer at numerous local country parks and wildlife areas such as The National Trust’s Nostell Priory, RSPB Fairburn Ings, and - just a few miles from Windsor Park - Newmillerdam Country Park.
The impressive Yorkshire Sculpture Park is just a short drive from Windsor Park. Set in 500 acres of parkland at the 18th-century Bretton Hall estate, this sculpture park is the largest of its kind in Europe and features work by Wakefield’s great sculptors, Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth and also displays other indoor and open-air exhibitions.
Other great days out around the town include Hemsworth Water Park & Playworld, Diggerland and The National Coal Mining Museum. For the keen golfers amongst you will be pleased to know that Normanton Golf Club and Low Laithes Golf Course are not too far away.
Windsor Park boasts a wide variety of home styles so you’re sure to find something that suits you perfectly.
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Located to the north of Wakefield, just a short drive from the city centre and within easy reach of both the M1 and M62 motorways, Windsor Park enjoys an enchanting semi-rural location, whilst still taking advantage of nearby services, schools, and shops
Explore the city centre and you’ll find independent boutiques and high street favourites along with a choice of tea rooms and coffee shops. Take a tour of Wakefield Cathedral to learn about the history of this spectacular place of worship then enter a world of discovery as you learn the stories of the city, and its people at Wakefield Museum.
Dig deeper into our heritage and history by taking a journey 140m underground at the National Coal Mining Museum for England.
Celebrate the area’s art heritage and see the awe-inspiring sculptures at The Hepworth Wakefield. Prepare to be amazed as you explore art scattered across picturesque landscapes at Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
If you would like to know more about Wakefield, please call 01924 664 969 and we will be happy to tell you more.
There are convenience stores close to the development for your day-to-day needs, with many major supermarkets represented in and around the city centre, including Sainsbury’s and Morrisons.
If you fancy a spot of retail therapy you'll find plenty of inspiration across the Wakefield district to spend your money! Pay a visit to the districts most popular shopping centres and outlets, such as Carleton Lanes, Trinity Walk, The Ridings and Junction 32. There's something to suit all tastes and budgets. You'll find an eclectic mix of high street favourites, independent retailers, pop up shops, markets, castle gift shops and farm shops to explore.
There’s something for everyone in and around Wakefield, such as Lightwaves Leisure Centre which offers a choice of sports, with further opportunities for action on the 100acre water sports lake at Pugneys Country Park. Normanton Golf Course right on your doorstep at Windsor Park.
The city is home to the Theatre Royal, which has a varied programme of music and shows throughout the year, as well as a Cineworld cinema at Westgate Retail Park. Sandal Castle, The Hepworth Gallery, the National Coalmining Museum and Wakefield Cathedral are all popular attractions in or nearby the city.
Windsor Park is located within easy reach of a range of excellent private and state and schools. For younger pupils, Wakefield Greenhill Primary, Pinders Primary and St Austin’s Catholic Primary.
For older pupils, Wakefield City Academy is a short distance away and was recently rated ‘outstanding. Wakefield College provides sixth form studies as well as a wide range of further education for adults, while Queen Elizabeth Grammar School for Boys and Wakefield Girls High School offers an independent alternative for secondary education.
Just 10 miles south east of Leeds, Wakefield has excellent transport links with good access to the M1 and M62 motorways. Wakefield’s trains and bus station are within walking distance from Windsor Park – ideal for commuters and explorers alike. And for travel further afield Leeds Bradford Airport has a wide range of national and international destinations.
There are several medical practices all within 2 miles of Windsor Park; Alverthorpe Surgery, Eastmoor Health Centre, Trinity Medical Centre and a dental practice; Poldent Dental Care.
Wakefield's main hospital - Pinderfields - is 1.2 miles from Windsor Park.