Wivenhoe Estate Agents

haart estate agents Wivenhoe are part of the UK’s largest independently owned estate agency, with hundreds of branches across the country. We pride ourselves on giving you the best service and advice.

At haart Wivenhoe, we market everything from modern penthouse apartments overlooking the river to new build family homes and historic properties in the town and neighbouring villages.

The schools are very good in the town and local area; Millfields Primary is rated ‘Outstanding’ and there are a couple of ‘Outstanding’ secondaries in Colchester.

Wivenhoe has a good range of shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants, and if you’re into watersports you’ll be in your element here and at nearby Mersea Island.

So, whether you need to be close to a station, school or sailing club, the haart team can help you find your ideal property in Wivenhoe.

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Situated in the Colchester district in North East Essex, Wivenhoe is a civil parish with a population of over 7,000. It is in close proximity of the University of Essex which is located on Wivenhoe Park, making the location is ideal for students. There are two primary schools in the vicinity and several secondary schools can be found in the surrounding area.

Wivenhoe is steeped in maritime history but, today is much in demand from commuters keen to live in lovely surroundings yet within an easy commute of London. The town has its own train station where services will transport you to London Liverpool Street in 75 minutes. Although Colchester is only 15-20 minutes by car, there are also train services to the town every 8 minutes.  By road, Wivenhoe can also be accessed via the A12.

Wivenhoe is on the banks of the River Colne, just 3 miles south of Colchester. Historically, the town developed as a port for Colchester, as it was as far as large ships could go up river. As a result, it developed thriving fishing and shipbuilding industries.