Thornlea Park
Littlehampton, West Sussex, BN17 7QS
Tel: 01268 511 555
Clean air, the sea just over the horizon and a wonderfully relaxed South Coast pace of life all combine to make Thornlea Park an excellent place to retire. Only a few miles from the seaside, and close to the amenities of nearby Wick, the park is superbly located in velvet West Sussex countryside. The park has a thriving social club that arranges regular social events, outings, dinners, dances and coffee mornings.
Just to the south of historic Arundel, and close to the village of Wick, Thornlea Park is ideally situated for those who like to be close to the coast but want to travel to main towns and London with relative ease. Wick village caters for most shopping needs and a wider selection of shops is available in Littlehampton, just two miles from the park.
One of the major attractions in the area is the impressive Arundel Castle, which is visible from the park. Just about every recreational activity is catered for in this area of West Sussex from visiting historical monuments, museums and formal gardens to golf, fishing and sailing. Littlehampton itself also has a wealth of attractions to explore, including the East Beach Cafe, the Harbour Park and of course the beautiful River Arun.
There is a bus stop at the park entrance, with buses to Littlehampton, Brighton and Arundel on a regular basis. The mainline train station at Littlehampton provides regular routes to London and Gatwick Airport is less than an hour drive from the park.
From the M23, continue on to the A23 towards Brighton. At the junction with the A27, go west along the A27. After approximately 18 miles, turn left onto the A284 (South) towards Littlehampton. After just over a mile, the park entrance will be on your right hand side.
Doctor's surgery- 2 miles
Dental practice- 2 miles
Post office- 1 mile
Nearest shop- 1 mile
Nearest supermarket- 2 miles
Nearest bus stop- Park entrance
Nearest train station- 1 mile
Surrounding area
Just to the south of historic Arundel, and close to the village of Wick, Thornlea Park is ideally situated for those who like to be close to the coast but want to travel to main towns and London with relative ease. Wick village caters for most shopping needs and a wider selection of shops is available in Littlehampton, just two miles from the park.
Nearby attractions
One of the major attractions in the area is the impressive Arundel Castle, which is visible from the park. Just about every recreational activity is catered for in this area of West Sussex from visiting historical monuments, museums and formal gardens to golf, fishing and sailing. Littlehampton itself also has a wealth of attractions to explore, including the East Beach Cafe, the Harbour Park and of course the beautiful River Arun.
Transport
There is a bus stop at the park entrance, with buses to Littlehampton, Brighton and Arundel on a regular basis. The mainline train station at Littlehampton provides regular routes to London and Gatwick Airport is less than an hour drive from the park.
Driving Directions
From the M23, continue on to the A23 towards Brighton. At the junction with the A27, go west along the A27. After approximately 18 miles, turn left onto the A284 (South) towards Littlehampton. After just over a mile, the park entrance will be on your right hand side.
Amenities
Doctor's surgery- 2 miles
Dental practice- 2 miles
Post office- 1 mile
Nearest shop- 1 mile
Nearest supermarket- 2 miles
Nearest bus stop- Park entrance
Nearest train station- 1 mile
Essential Information
- Pitch Fee: £149.13 p.m.
- Council Tax: £1018.86 p.a.
- Age: Over 50s
- Pets: Pets welcome
- Gas: Mains gas
- Plots: 145 plots
"The only regret we've had is that we didn't do it sooner!"
"Once we'd sold our bricks & mortar home, the rest of the process was plain sailing!"
"100% of new residents felt welcomed onto the park"
"Certainly, if we'd known about it, we would have made the move years earlier."
"The new homes really were so much better than we ever expected they would be."
"Once we'd sold our bricks & mortar home, the rest of the process was plain sailing!"
"100% of new residents felt welcomed onto the park"
"Certainly, if we'd known about it, we would have made the move years earlier."
"The new homes really were so much better than we ever expected they would be."
