Our Frinton-on-Sea office is headed by Carol Kilsby, branch Manager. The office has a prominent position with plenty of parking and a great team of property consultants  who are willing and able to give an ethical, professional, caring attitude towards your house move.

Carol Says “ I think our success is due to our friendliness and commitment to our clients from the onset to the day we hand the keys over on completion day”

About Frinton on Sea-Walton on the Naze and Surrounding Villages

Although only separated from Clacton by green fields the resorts of Frinton and Walton couldn't be more different.

Frinton is a family seaside resort that, shall we say, ‘upmarket’ which is  famous for it’s Railway crossing and the divide between living inside the railway gates and outside the gates! Frinton tries very hard to maintain it’s character in an ever changing world and in its attempts to keep this going, the fight to keep a fish and chip shop out of the town was not to be!

Frinton is a quiet place with sands and some interesting Victorian and Art-Deco buildings. Along the tree-lined Connaught Avenue high street you will find a selection of restaurants, The famous Pub (being the only one inside the Gates!) which was only allowed application in 2000. Also a selection of small exclusive boutiques, also a Co-op for local food shopping.

Sun-Sea and Sand

Along the coast of Frinton and Walton you will enjoy clean sandy beaches. Stretching from Walton on the Naze through to Clacton-on-Sea and Jaywick.

Like Clacton, Frinton-on-Sea  faces South which gives us good hot summer weather. The beaches have recently been protected from the dumping of local sewage by a multi-million pound scheme to clean the water and the Coast Erosion program which has seen the sea walls strengthened and near Jaywick, new beaches created.

We also now have our own Seaside Award by the Keep Britain Tidy Movement for the clean water and facilities at Frinton-on-Sea

Fun

In Walton on the Naze there is a Pier with Amusements
Walton are proud to have the second longest pier in Great Britain with one of the world's oldest operating amusement parks. With tenpin bowling, rides, bingo, refreshments and firework bonanzas throughout the summer! There is Walton and Frinton swimming pool which is next door to the Columbine Leisure Centre which hold’s regular events such as; Friday night cinema, Sunday in-door boot sale and theatrical shows.

Skateboard Park

Opened in March 2003 Walton’s skateboard park is suitable for beginners to advanced skaters. (FREE)

"The Naze"

The un-spoilt headland of Walton consisting of about 50 acres of acid grass coastal heath land and 50 acres of scrub woodland with about 200 acres of salt marsh to the north of the sea wall. See the Naze tower built in 1721 by Trinity House to guide shipping to the busy port of Harwich.

Wildlife Walks

Walk along our backwaters for an alternative view of Walton, which is extremely rich in bird life and geology. Pick up a copy of the Walton Wildlife Guide leaflet from Tourist Information or the Community
Project Shop.

Boat Trips to See the Seals

Wildlife boat trips, an excellent way to see seals, sea birds and fantastic views of our beautiful backwaters.

Marina

Titchmarsh Marina - boat sales, chandlery and Harbour lights licensed bar and restaurant for a relaxing meal looking across the harbour.

Sea Fishing

Enjoy sea fishing by boat or sea angling off the pier. Catch Skate, Bass and Cod in season, for fully equiped boat chartering and rod hire.

Market

Walton's bustling weekly traditional market offers a wide variety of wares, from household goods to plants, fashion to fruit and veg, and not forgetting the locally caught fish!

The Town Hard

Traditional boat manufacture and panoramic views of the backwaters and old boating lake can be seen from The Town Hard in Mill Lane.

James Stevens Lifeboat Restoration

The refurbishment of the oldest survivi ng motor lifeboat, visit this on-going project.

Walton Maritime Museum.

Housing a collection of Walton memorabilia in the old lifeboat house.

Surrounding Villages

Thorpe Le Soken

This is a very pretty village and this is where the Colchester railway line forks to either Clacton on Sea or Frinton and Walton. London Liverpool Street Station is approximately 1 hour 25 minutes on the fast train.  There are various public houses and restaurants in the village for refreshment.  Also having a Chemist, Bakery and New Tesco Extra. A   mile country walk from Thorpe railway station takes you through to Beaumont-cum-Moze.

Thorpe Hall: Is a perfect venue for an away day of pampering, conferences, weddings to business training, set in delightful surroundings with The Studio which indulges guests and help them relax and de-stress.

Their purpose-built studio offers a full range of beauty, alternative and
holistic treatments designed to promote vitality and good health.

Kirby Cross

This is a through village which is starting to expand with new housing developments having a one-stop shop, laundry services and  hair dressers, plus railway station.

Kirby Le Soken

Again another pretty village having a range of public houses offering home cooked meals and refreshments. There is a varied range of properties in this area.. There is the Local Triangle Shopping Centre close by with a  range of shops from a Co-Op, hairdressers, book makers, card shop and DIY shop.

Travel

Trains leave every hour and take approximately one and half-hours from London Liverpool Street Station.

By Road from London it is about  a 2 hour drive to reach us. Take the A12 from London to Colchester; change on to the A120 until you reach the junction with the A133, which will take you via the 'Weeley Roundabout' to Frinton-on-Sea/Walton-on-the-Naze.

The nearest Airport is actually in the Town of Clacton-on -Sea. But the nearest International airport is Stansted in Essex. You can take a train from there to Chelmsford, where you change to a Clacton-on-Sea bound train.

The nearest Port  is Harwich, which is convenient for travellers from the Continent and provides excursions to Holland at two trips a day.
Once in Frinton-On-Sea there is a Bus Service also supplied by First Great Eastern, Heddingham Coaches and the National Coach Company.. The hourly #74 bus service from Colchester stops in Station Road Clacton.

For Public Transport by Bus see Travel line No 2 Bus Clacton-Weeley-Tendring-Maningtree-Mistley
NO 3/4 Clacton-Thorpe Le Soken - The Oakleys - Dovercourt – Harwich

Frinton Office
148 Pole Barn Lane, Frinton on Sea, Essex, CO13 9NG

Telephone: 01255 852929
Fax: 01225 851394

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