Situated in
Yorkshire, Driffield has a certain appeal that led to it becoming top of the
list for best places to live in the north of England in 2019 according to the Sunday
Times. Three years later, the town is still bustling with energy, and is now
home to Tilia’s Sycamore Park development.
1.
Historic
and Country Sights
If you have an interest in
history or feel at home in nature, Driffield is definitely a town to consider
when buying your first or next home. The North York Moors are only a 45-minute
drive away. Not only that, but Driffield has many parks and trails to explore
including Northend, Kilnwick, and Driffield Dog Field for your four-legged
friend. On top of that the town has deep historical ties such as the remains of
Driffield Castle at Moot Hill, a Bronze Age mound that has been excavated
dating back to 2200-1500BC.
2.
Independent
Shops
Feel like supporting the
local economy? Driffield has numerous independent establishments like Molly
& Jeans Tearoom and the Singing Barber that has a retro theme to it. There
are numerous other businesses that are adjacent to the Beck; a picturesque
canal that has a boatload of natural beauty. The local entertainment scene
shouldn’t go unmentioned as Driffield hosts independent theatre as well as
community events to bring the neighbourhood together.
3.
Family
Potential
Sycamore Park has
excellent potential for families and those looking to start a family. The local
primary and secondary schools, Driffield Northfield Infants and Driffield
School and Sixth Form both have a ‘Good’ rating from Ofsted, alongside
Driffield Junior school nearby all of which are within a 20-minute drive of Sycamore
Park, with the nearest university is situated in York. There are also good
transport links to other towns in Nottinghamshire and Yorkshire via the A614
for family days out.
4.
A Wide
Range of Amenities
Sycamore Park naturally
fits into the landscape of Driffield and has access to many amenities all of
which are easily accessible. For groceries there is the Tesco superstore, Lidl
and other retail outlets. Driffield has a miniatures museum just minutes from
the development as well as a tennis club, veterinaries, churches, local fire, Police
and Hospital services plus the local Driffield train station giving easy access
to Scarborough, Hull and many more.
5.
Be Part of a Close Community
Finally, if the desire to
belong in a community is high on your priority list, Sycamore Park could be for
you. Driffield interacts with its residents through traditions and showcases
such as the annual scrambling where children walk through the main street
shouting in rhymes to shop owners for free sweets and money. For adults there is
the annual agricultural show, raft race on the canal and the traction engine
exhibition. There will never be a dull moment when you’re part of the Driffield
community!
If Driffield seems like
home, visit our Sycamore Park
and grab the few remaining properties left on offer at.