Since the millennium, Ipswich Waterfront has evolved from an industrial port to cultural utopia, fast becoming a haven for those seeking more sophisticated entertainment and lifestyle. Ipswich Waterfront is a central hub for business, leisure and education, playing host to vibrant restaurant and bar scene, thriving residential and commercial development projects and the new University Campus Suffolk, which features some of the most modern facilities in the UK.

Once known as the biggest Wet dock in Europe, the area is now rapidly delivering it’s full potential to visitors, businesses and residents. Felaw Maltings and Ip-City Centre, situated on the Western bank of the river are now in high demand for business space, whereas the quayside itself has encouraged an array of investors, businesses and visitors who want to explore and enjoy the astounding area.

For those seeking a quiet taste of Suffolk life, the Waterfront offers up the chance to spot wildlife such as seals and waterfowl birds, while enjoying good food and wine with picturesque views on the quayside. While more active pursuits on offer include two marinas for sailing and Dance East, offering an assortment of dance lessons from contemporary to ballet as well as live performance.

This historic maritime area dates back to 1842, boasting a wealth of history in the Old Custom House, which was built in 1845 and historic sites and scenic views when taking an enjoyable walk or cruise. Ipswich Waterfront boasts a friendly community with a variety of young and established businesses reaping the benefits of picturesque scenes, expanding business opportunities and accessible transport, where residents and visitors enjoy a mixture of both historical and modern architecture as well as an affable nightlife.