Clee Fields Court, Grimsby - New Property Development

Designed with the first time buyer in mind, Clee Fields Court the heart of Grimsby offers affordable housing in a convenient location.

Comprising a total of 89 two and three bedroom homes, the development is perfectly positioned close to the town centre, and all the local area has to offer - in terms of recreation, shopping and other leisure amenities.

A supermarket and health centre are also easily accessible.

A huge range of facilities are available in and around Grimsby, including the well-regarded Freshney Place shopping area and the established Auditorium and revitalised Riverhead.

For those who enjoy the great outdoors, the popular Weelsby Woods Country Park is just a short walk from the development.

The cathedral city of Lincoln, which offers increased shopping and recreation options, is within easy reach - accessible via the upgraded A46.

A number of surrounding towns, nestled in the beautiful rolling Lincolnshire Wolds, also offer additional facilities a short drive away.

With its location on the East Lincolnshire coastline, Grimsby is only a couple of miles from the seaside resort of Cleethorpes.

Grimsby and Cleethorpes are both served by railway stations. The nearest airport us Humberside, with Doncasters Robin Hood also less than a hours
drive away.

The areas is also well contacted to the major trunk road A46, A16 and A180, as well as the M180 motorway.

Grimsby
The area already has a reputation for its good quality schools, public transport and other amenities amenities that are set to be further improved within the next few years.

Scartho village itself has excellent local shopping facilities including supermarkets, a bank and a newsagent, plus a restaurant and pub if you fancy eating out without travelling too far afield.

A wide range of recreational facilities are available in and around Grimsby, including several country parks, such as Weelsby Woods and Peoples Park with its childrens play area. Nearby Cleethorpes has a boating lake and its own country park which has become popular for birdwatching, fishing and sailing.

Grimsby has a bustling town centre for some retail therapy pop into one of its shopping centres, Abbeygate and Freshney Place. Or why not sample the seaside at fastimproving Cleethorpes?

Grimsbys roots, of course, lie in its fishing industry. By the 1950s it had become a thriving fishing port - its prosperity founded on the North Sea and the deep sea fishing industry. The Fishing Heritage Centre in the Alexandra Dock champions this history, its moving deck giving visitors a chance to discover how it feels to sail to the Arctic on a deep sea trawler.

Outside the town itself, those who venture into the countryside around Grimsby will appreciate the beautiful, unspoilt territory of the Lincolnshire Wolds with its traditional villages, or travel east and enjoy the miles of windswept sandy beaches and their traditional seaside attractions.