Area Overview for CO15 3BE

Area Information

Living in CO15 3BE means residing within a small residential cluster defined by the postcode CO15 3BE in the town of Great Clacton. This specific area covers 3,902 square metres, accommodating a population of 1,923 residents. You are buying into an unparished area of Clacton-on-Sea, part of the historic parish of Great Clacton and the electoral ward of Coppins Ward. The community sits within the Tendring district unitary authority in Eastern England. The location is centred around Coppins Road, an area with deep medieval origins and a settlement pattern that has evolved from manorial halls to modern housing. You will find yourself surrounded by the legacy of the Essex Convalescent Home, which operated on Coppins Road from 1884. This historical site and the nearby Coppins Road location form the heart of your immediate surroundings. The area hosts a mix of residents who value its connection to Greater Clacton's wider history. While the physical footprint of the postcode is compact, it offers access to the broader infrastructure of the town. Your daily life here involves navigating a neighbourhood that balances residential calm with proximity to essential local services like shops and train stations just outside the immediate boundaries. This is a practical choice for those seeking a settled home life near Coppins Road without the high density found elsewhere.

Area Type
Postcode
Area Size
3902 m²
Population
1923
Population Density
7235 people/km²

The housing market in CO15 3BE is characterised by a strong presence of owner-occupied properties. With 56% of residents owning their homes, this partiality suggests that purchasing a home here is a primary goal for many. The predominant accommodation type consists of houses rather than flats or territorial housing. This means you can expect a streetscape defined by standalone dwellings or semi-detached properties typical of suburban developments in Tendring. You are looking at a market where investment is long-term rather than transient. The high home ownership percentage implies that the local property market is less driven by short-term rental yields and more by families wanting a permanent address. When you buy homes in this postcode, you are entering a market where resale values may be influenced by the stability of the local taxpayer base. The housing stock is likely older, reflecting the area's history around Coppins Road and the integration with Great Clacton. Prospective buyers will find that this area offers a slice of traditional Essex living. The lack of high-rise apartment blocks further reinforces the house-focused nature of the local estate. This stability makes it an attractive option for those seeking a quiet, owner-driven community.

House Prices in CO15 3BE

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Energy Efficiency in CO15 3BE

Your everyday life in CO15 3BE is defined by convenient access to essential retail and leisure options within a short drive or walk. Straight outside your doorstep, you have 5 major retail outlets to choose from. You can stock up at Lidl Great Clacton Clacton-on, Aldi Great Clacton Clacton-on, or East of England Co-operative Co. These supermarkets provide everything you need for daily groceries and household essentials. The area is also close to Great Clacton's wider high street, which hosts additional chain stores and independent traders. Outside of shopping, you have 3 ferry landing points and 5 rail stations nearby to reach the wider county. These transport links are vital for accessing the broader Tendring area and beyond. If you are interested in history, you can visit the site of the Essex Convalescent Home on Coppins Road. This 19th-century landmark offers a glimpse into the area's past as a medical hub for soldiers during World War I. The nearby Maskell's Almshouses, built in 1827, add architectural interest to the streetscape. Nearby pubs like the Ship Inn and Queen's Head offer traditional gathering spots. This mix of modern retail and historical sites creates a lived-in feel where heritage and utility coexist seamlessly for anyone living in Great Clacton.

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Demographics

The community in CO15 3BE is predominantly composed of adults aged between 30 and 64 years. The median age for residents is 47, reflecting a mature neighbourhood. You are joining a population where 56% of residents own their homes outright or with a mortgage. The remaining households typically consist of tenants or those sharing accommodation within the local housing stock. Houses are the primary form of accommodation in this postcode area. This aligns with the fact that the majority of residents are established homeowners rather than young renters. The demographic composition is largely White, matching the predominant ethnic group statistics for the locality. You will not find a highly childcare-focused demographic here, as the adult population skews towards middle and later adulthood. This profile suggests a quieter neighbourhood where families are often raising children who are already in school, or where professionals are established in their careers. The high rate of home ownership indicates that this is an area people choose to settle down in for the long term. When you live in CO15 3BE, you join a stable community where long-term residents make up the bulk of the population.

Household Size

Family (3-5 people)
most common

Accommodation Type

Houses
most common

Tenure

56
majority

Ethnic Group

White
most common

Religion

N/A
most common

Household Composition

N/A
most common

Age

47
median
Adults (30-64 years)
most common

Household Deprivation

N/A
with no deprivation

NS-SEC

17
in Lower managerial occupations

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Planning

Planning Constraints

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who lives in CO15 3BE and what is the community like?
The community is dominated by adults, with a median age of 47 and the most common age range being 30 to 64 years. Findings show 56% home ownership, meaning a majority of residents are homeowners. Houses are the primary accommodation type. The population is predominantly White, creating a stable, mature neighbourhood environment.
How well connected is CO15 3BE to the rest of Essex?
Digital connectivity is outstanding with a fixed broadband score of 99/100 and a mobile coverage score of 83/100. You have practical access to five railway stations including Clacton and Weeley. There are three ferry crossing points nearby such as Brightlingsea and East Mersea. This ensures you have excellent transport links for commuting or leisure.
Is living in CO15 3BE safe regarding crime and the environment?
The area passes all environmental safety checks with no flood risk or planning constraints from protected nature reserves. However, the crime risk is rated as a warning with a score of 44/100. This indicates a medium crime risk against the national average. You should use standard security measures while enjoying a safe environment free from major planning restrictions.
What amenities are available for shopping and leisure near CO15 3BE?
Residents have access to five major retail parks including Lidl Great Clacton and Aldi Great Clacton. You are near five railway stations and three ferry landings for regional travel. Local history fans can visit the Essex Convalescent Home site on Coppins Road. These facilities ensure you have easy access to basic needs and historical sites.

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