Award-Winning Charm Meets Modern City Connection

Roundhouse Gate is exceptionally well connected for both everyday commuting and longer journeys across the region and beyond. Located beside the Cringleford Interchange on Roundhouse Way, the development benefits from frequent bus services into Norwich city centre in around 20 minutes, as well as routes to Dereham, King’s Lynn, and Peterborough. The nearby Thickthorn Park & Ride also offers a convenient alternative for travelling into the city.

For those travelling by road, Roundhouse Gate is ideally positioned close to the A11, providing direct access into Norwich while also connecting to the A14 for Cambridge and the M11 towards London. The nearby A47 southern bypass further enhances connectivity across Norfolk and towards Great Yarmouth and the Midlands.

Rail connections are equally convenient, with Norwich Station approximately four miles away offering direct intercity services to London Liverpool Street in around 1 hour 50 minutes, alongside routes to Cambridge, Ipswich, and destinations further north. Wymondham Station, around six miles away, provides an additional local rail connection.

For international and domestic travel, Norwich Airport is located approximately 6.6 miles from the development, while Stansted Airport can be reached in around 90 minutes via the A11 and M11.

Roundhouse Gate is ideally positioned for professionals working at the forefront of Norfolk’s education, healthcare, and research sectors.

Located just moments from the University of East Anglia (UEA), the development offers an excellent base for academics, students, and researchers, while the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and Norwich Research Park are only a short cycle or drive away. With convenient access to both the A47 and A11, residents can also travel easily across Norfolk and beyond, with straightforward connections towards Cambridge and London.

When the weekend arrives, Norwich is just a short journey away, offering a vibrant mix of culture, shopping, and dining to explore. From the historic medieval streets of the Norwich Lanes to the contemporary galleries of the Sainsbury Centre, world-class culture sits within easy reach of Roundhouse Gate. Residents can enjoy everything from independent boutiques in the Royal Arcade to major retail brands at Chantry Place, alongside an impressive dining scene that ranges from Michelin-starred restaurants to the famous Norwich Market — all close enough to enjoy without the pace of city-centre living.

Closer to home, Cringleford and neighbouring Eaton offer a welcoming local atmosphere with a selection of popular independent venues and community favourites. The Red Lion in Eaton provides the perfect setting for a traditional Sunday roast or a quiet drink by the fire, while the Waitrose & Partners Café is ideal for relaxed brunches and everyday catch-ups. Residents can also enjoy community events and gastro dining at The Cellar House, or artisan coffee and flexible workspace culture at Paddy’s & Scott’s near the Research Park.

Cringleford is shaped by its exceptional green infrastructure, making nature an everyday part of life at Roundhouse Gate. Residents can enjoy easy access to Cringleford Meadow, a beautiful stretch of riverside grassland ideal for picnics, birdwatching, and relaxed walks with the dog, while the nearby River Yare offers peaceful walking routes through both countryside and towards the city. The village’s historic Twin Bridges provide a charming connection between old and new Cringleford, creating a picturesque setting for morning runs and leisurely strolls. Just five minutes away, Eaton Park offers even more outdoor space to explore, with tennis courts, a boating lake, miniature railway, and beautifully maintained rose gardens for all ages to enjoy.