Rectory Meadow Development

Rectory Meadow is a unique development of detached family homes. Each property is accessed from the Cul-de-sac St.Peters view aptly named, as St. Peters Church can be seen across the adjacent colne valley. Rectory Meadow is set among an array of mature trees with the lower parts of the site being included within a dedicated conservation area. The first phase of the Rectory Meadow Development was completed in 2004, with many of the residents commuting to London. Now with maturity the completed homes, distinctive in character, provide an appealing environment.

The Hedinghams

Rectory Meadow is situated in the picturesque older part of Sible Hedingham. The village extends into Castle Hedingham with its main street full of historic and listed buildings providing restaurants, pubs, quaint shops and local stores.

Church

Sible Hedingham church, St. Peters, is a neat and spacious building, supposed to have been erected in the reign of Edward III.