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Calders Green, Wychwood Park sits in the middle of some of the most beautiful parkland that Cheshire has to offer. Near Weston, it's a gated development of large, well designed country houses and apartments in a setting of lakes, streams and trees. Homes are all individual, customisable and characterised by an emphasis on space, inside and out: the apartments have three bedrooms, while the houses have four or five plus large gardens. Some have long driveways, private split level gardens, beautifully designed patios or impressive balconies.
Living
There's plenty of scope to enjoy your beautiful surroundings with long walks or a game of golf. Wychwood Park is within striking distance of one of the most picturesque golf courses in the UK, designed to European PGA standards. There are nearby villages where you can enjoy the pleasures of a country pub.
Nantwich and Whitchurch are attractive historic towns in easy reach via the A500 and both have a good range of shops. Crewe is your nearest big town and has department stores and High Street names. Further afield picturesque Chester and bustling Manchester have lots to offer
Location Property features : Double Garage
Living Room3.95 0 x 5.110 12'11" x 16'9"
Dining Room3.95 0 x 2.787 12'11" x 9'2"
Kitchen3.85 0 x 3.637 12'7" x 11'11"
Utility1.80 0 x 1.700 5'11" x 5'7"
Cloaks1.80 0 x 1.700 5'11" x 5'7"
Bedroom 13.137 x 4.837 10'7" x 15'10"
Bedroom 22.837 x 4.067 9'4" x 13'4"
Bedroom 32.650 x 3.070 8'8" x 10'0"
Bedroom 43.174 x 2.029 10'5" x 6'8"
En-Suite1.750 x 2.358 5'9" x 7'9"
Bathroom1.900 x 3.070 7'9" x 10'0"
The town of Ross-on-Wye boasts one of the most stunning settings within Herefordshire, sitting high on a rocky outcrop overlooking the gentle waters of the River Wye. The Vineyards, a delightful development of just sixty-five properties is set within the nearby countryside, surrounded by green belt land and steep wooded hills. Each of the ten house types will be finished in brick to blend easily into the natural environment.
Travel
The location of the town gives easy access to the A40, M50 and A49 linking to Hereford, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Worcester and Birmingham. First class rail links are available from nearby Gloucester and Hereford Railway Stations.
Education
Local schooling is at a premium with several nursery and primary schools and a first class high school with sixth form centre.
Shopping
The town is a clever blend of modern architecture and perfectly preserved Tudor buildings. There are good every day facilities including supermarkets, High Street shops, designer and craft boutiques. Restaurants and pubs vie for prominence within the town, offering an excellent choice of food to suit every taste, whether in grand style or the savouring of good pub fare.
Leisure
Ita EUROS TMs the stunning countryside surrounding the town that makes this area so special. The Golden Valley, Symonds Yat, Royal Forest of Dean, Black Mountains and the Malvern Hills offer endless leisure pursuits ideal for children and adults alike, swimming, canoeing, abseilling, hot air ballooning, river cruises or just taking in some of the beautiful walks and scenic drives. Whatever your choice this is an area that can certainly claim to have something for everyone. A gorgeous three storey home on a generously proportioned scale. Five bedrooms are arranged over the top two floors - or perhaps you would like to use the fifth as a play room for your tiny tearaways? Other enticing features include an en-suit
A wide selection of properties many with en-suite rooms and French doors to the rear garden.Saxon Court offers the laid back pleasures of country living, or the buzz of the city.
LivingRoom 5.99m x 3.43m
KitchenRoom 3.09m x 3.30m
Downstairs CloakRoom
Study 2.02m x 2.94m
Bedroom1 3.00m x 3.30m
Bedroom2 2.91m x 2.16m
Bedroom3 4.45m x 4.13m
Bedroom4 4.45m x 3.32m
MasterBedroom 3.89m x 3.40m Ensuite bath
They say you can't please all the people all the time, but our superb Saxon Court development comes pretty close.
Beautifully designed and spacious new homes, to suit everyone from first time buyers to rapidly expanding families. An unbeatable location, on the edge of a vibrant Cathedral city.
Superbly situated on the banks of the River Wye, the ancient city of Hereford - with its stunning medieval architecture and quaint streets waiting to be explored - is a place where history and the 21st century blend seamlessly into each other.
But perhaps Hereford's greatest glory is its setting, at the very heart of Herefordshire, arguably England's loveliest county. For connoisseurs of gorgeous country pubs and rural pursuits of all kinds, it's hard to imagine a better place to be.
SHOPS
When it comes to shopping, Hereford has got it all. In the pedestrian-only High Town area, you will find the big High Street names, while nearby Butterworth Market is the place to go when you want to browse among a wide variety of stalls.
Regular farmers' markets supply superb local produce; and there is also an excellent choice of food and gifts in the Left Bank village, beside the river. Shops Distance (in miles)
Boots the Chemist 2.3
SCHOOLS
No need to worry about where your children will go to school when you move to Saxon Court. Hereford's educational facilities are a source of real local pride - from a choice of excellent nurseries, through well regarded primary and secondary schools, to the city's two first class colleges.
For more information please see www.herefordshire.gov.ukSchools Distance (in miles)
Marlbrook Primary School .99
(Sorry, but we cannot guarantee that the schools listed are within the catchment area or have available places; or that this is a complete list of all schools in
the local area - for this, see )
TRANSPORT
Living in Hereford, you may never want to leave but when you do need to travel, whether for business or pleasure, you will find it is easy to reach your destination. Major commercial and cultural centres such as Cardiff, Bristol, Birmingham and Cheltenham are all within a 60 mile radius and less than an hour away be train; while London is a comfortable two hours and twenty minutes by rail.Transport Distance (in miles)
M50() 14.11
HEALTH
There are plenty of medical clinics, dental practices and opticians in the area.
LEISURE
Hereford and healthy living go together naturally. There is an excellent swimming pool close to the Cathedral, and a well equipped leisure centre just to the north of the city, adjacent to Hereford racecourse.
There are top quality golf courses nearby and, with the Wye running right through to the city, there are unlimited opportunities for anglers and canoeists. Development details
A development to fire the imagination - Kings Acre is an exciting addition to Kingsway, Quedgeley and the surrounds of Gloucestershire.
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Living
A development to fire the imagination - Kings Acre is an exciting addition to Kingsway, Quedgeley and the surrounds of Gloucestershire. This selection of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes is close to town and country and an ideal place to put down roots.
Gloucester is an attractive city, shaped by its historic docks and cathedral. The bustling centre offers a great variety of shops including high street favourites and boutiques. Staying trim is easy at Peak Fitness in Quedgeley and for less strenuous pastimes spend a day at Cheltenham Race Course or watch a match at a EUROS the sheda EUROS TM, home of Gloucester Rugby Club.
Life is never dull in Gloucester, with a rich heritage to enjoy all year round. Venture to Devila EUROS TMs Chimney in Leckhampton - if you dare, or discover the Forest of Dean - inspiration for many including JRR Tolkien and JK Rowling. An exciting calendar of events awaits, highlights include the Gloucester Cheese Chase at Coopera EUROS TMs Hill and The Royal Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford.
Quedgeley is surrounded by beautiful open countryside and all the right conveniences for an easy life. Essentials for every household include a local chemist, vets, post office, community centre, library, as well as places to eat out and socialise - all of which create a real sense of community.
Primary and secondary schooling is convenient and Gloucester University offers both full and part-time courses.
Location
For travel by car the M5 is a great starting point to a variety of locations. Journey along Junction 12 or 13 - north to Birmingham, Manchester or Liverpool and south to Bristol or Exeter. Quedgeley train station provides links to mainline services and for flights, Bristol and Birmingham are close by. Development details
A development to fire the imagination - Kings Acre is an exciting addition to Kingsway, Quedgeley and the surrounds of Gloucestershire.
View the development
Living
A development to fire the imagination - Kings Acre is an exciting addition to Kingsway, Quedgeley and the surrounds of Gloucestershire. This selection of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes is close to town and country and an ideal place to put down roots.
Gloucester is an attractive city, shaped by its historic docks and cathedral. The bustling centre offers a great variety of shops including high street favourites and boutiques. Staying trim is easy at Peak Fitness in Quedgeley and for less strenuous pastimes spend a day at Cheltenham Race Course or watch a match at a EUROS the sheda EUROS TM, home of Gloucester Rugby Club.
Life is never dull in Gloucester, with a rich heritage to enjoy all year round. Venture to Devila EUROS TMs Chimney in Leckhampton - if you dare, or discover the Forest of Dean - inspiration for many including JRR Tolkien and JK Rowling. An exciting calendar of events awaits, highlights include the Gloucester Cheese Chase at Coopera EUROS TMs Hill and The Royal Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford.
Quedgeley is surrounded by beautiful open countryside and all the right conveniences for an easy life. Essentials for every household include a local chemist, vets, post office, community centre, library, as well as places to eat out and socialise - all of which create a real sense of community.
Primary and secondary schooling is convenient and Gloucester University offers both full and part-time courses.
Location
For travel by car the M5 is a great starting point to a variety of locations. Journey along Junction 12 or 13 - north to Birmingham, Manchester or Liverpool and south to Bristol or Exeter. Quedgeley train station provides links to mainline services and for flights, Bristol and Birmingham are close by. Development details
A development to fire the imagination - Kings Acre is an exciting addition to Kingsway, Quedgeley and the surrounds of Gloucestershire.
View the development
Living
A development to fire the imagination - Kings Acre is an exciting addition to Kingsway, Quedgeley and the surrounds of Gloucestershire. This selection of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes is close to town and country and an ideal place to put down roots.
Gloucester is an attractive city, shaped by its historic docks and cathedral. The bustling centre offers a great variety of shops including high street favourites and boutiques. Staying trim is easy at Peak Fitness in Quedgeley and for less strenuous pastimes spend a day at Cheltenham Race Course or watch a match at a EUROS the sheda EUROS TM, home of Gloucester Rugby Club.
Life is never dull in Gloucester, with a rich heritage to enjoy all year round. Venture to Devila EUROS TMs Chimney in Leckhampton - if you dare, or discover the Forest of Dean - inspiration for many including JRR Tolkien and JK Rowling. An exciting calendar of events awaits, highlights include the Gloucester Cheese Chase at Coopera EUROS TMs Hill and The Royal Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford.
Quedgeley is surrounded by beautiful open countryside and all the right conveniences for an easy life. Essentials for every household include a local chemist, vets, post office, community centre, library, as well as places to eat out and socialise - all of which create a real sense of community.
Primary and secondary schooling is convenient and Gloucester University offers both full and part-time courses.
Location
For travel by car the M5 is a great starting point to a variety of locations. Journey along Junction 12 or 13 - north to Birmingham, Manchester or Liverpool and south to Bristol or Exeter. Quedgeley train station provides links to mainline services and for flights, Bristol and Birmingham are close by. Development details
A development to fire the imagination - Kings Acre is an exciting addition to Kingsway, Quedgeley and the surrounds of Gloucestershire.
View the development
Living
A development to fire the imagination - Kings Acre is an exciting addition to Kingsway, Quedgeley and the surrounds of Gloucestershire. This selection of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes is close to town and country and an ideal place to put down roots.
Gloucester is an attractive city, shaped by its historic docks and cathedral. The bustling centre offers a great variety of shops including high street favourites and boutiques. Staying trim is easy at Peak Fitness in Quedgeley and for less strenuous pastimes spend a day at Cheltenham Race Course or watch a match at a EUROS the sheda EUROS TM, home of Gloucester Rugby Club.
Life is never dull in Gloucester, with a rich heritage to enjoy all year round. Venture to Devila EUROS TMs Chimney in Leckhampton - if you dare, or discover the Forest of Dean - inspiration for many including JRR Tolkien and JK Rowling. An exciting calendar of events awaits, highlights include the Gloucester Cheese Chase at Coopera EUROS TMs Hill and The Royal Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford.
Quedgeley is surrounded by beautiful open countryside and all the right conveniences for an easy life. Essentials for every household include a local chemist, vets, post office, community centre, library, as well as places to eat out and socialise - all of which create a real sense of community.
Primary and secondary schooling is convenient and Gloucester University offers both full and part-time courses.
Location
For travel by car the M5 is a great starting point to a variety of locations. Journey along Junction 12 or 13 - north to Birmingham, Manchester or Liverpool and south to Bristol or Exeter. Quedgeley train station provides links to mainline services and for flights, Bristol and Birmingham are close by. A luxury development of twelve 3 and 4 bedroom detached new homes. These new homes of distinction are restricted to one and a half, plus two storeys - to give views over the playing fields to the rear, but without dominating the area.
LivingRoom 3440m x 6000m
KitchenRoom 2925m x 3650m
UtilityRoom
Downstairs CloakRoom
Bedroom1 2.925m x 3.450m
Bedroom2 2.450m x 3.000m
Bedroom3 2.325m x 3.175m
MasterBedroom 3515m x 3600m Ensuite shower
The Willows is an exclusive and intimate development of just 10 detached properties set in a quiet cul-de-sac.
Coleshill Road is one of the most sought after addresses in semi-rural Marston Green and The Willows backs on to a large recreational area with cricket pitch, while all the surrounding houses are mature semi and detached properties.
Additionally, all the mature trees in the area are protected by preservation orders.
Located on the southern edge of Birmingham, Marston Green has its own established 'village' community yet is just a short drive from the 'second city' and its many social and cultural amenities.
It's great value for the Solihull area, while the north of the borough in which it's situated is set to benefit from a multi million pound regeneration programme.
SHOPS
The 'village' itself is large enough to have its own selection of shops for everyday needs, but Solihull town centre is approximately five miles away and features the new Touchwood development, complete with John Lewis department store and a host of designer bars, eateries and stores.
SCHOOLS
Family needs are well catered for - with several schools in Marston Green itself and the nearby City Technical College in Kingshurst offering a full range of further education courses.
TRANSPORT
Marston Green has its own train station and is just minutes from the NEC, Birmingham International Airport and the M42 motorway that also links the M6, M5 and M40 networks.
It offers the best of town and country, plus is a real commuters dream. The station is less than a mile from The Willows and goes direct to Birmingham New Street - with instant connections to Coventry, Stratford, Warwick and London Euston.
HEALTH
Marston Green has its own Health Centre, with several other doctors and dentists in the area, plus Heartlands Hospital (in Bordesley Green) and Solihull Hospital provide local accident and emergency facilities.
LEISURE
Befitting the semi-rural location, there is plenty of wide-open space and greenery on the doorstep for outdoor pursuits, while Sheldon Country Park is within easy walking distance of the village centre and is a popular spot.
For sport and recreation, the North Solihull Sports Centre is close by and offers a wide range of facilities - like a large, main swimming pool and a teaching pool for younger children.
Hatchford Brook Golf Course (amongst others) in nearby Sheldon comes highly recommended, while Solihull caters for all kinds of leisure and entertainment pursuits and has its own ice rink. These new homes of distinction are restricted to one and a half, plus two storeys - to give views over the playing fields to the rear, but without dominating the area.
LivingRoom 3518m x 4987m
KitchenRoom 3390m x 3518m
Bedroom1 3.241m x 4.080m Ensuite shower room
Bedroom2 3.100m x 3.166m
MasterBedroom 3532m x 4080m Ensuite shower
The Willows is an exclusive and intimate development of just 10 detached properties set in a quiet cul-de-sac.
Coleshill Road is one of the most sought after addresses in semi-rural Marston Green and The Willows backs on to a large recreational area with cricket pitch, while all the surrounding houses are mature semi and detached properties.
Additionally, all the mature trees in the area are protected by preservation orders.
Located on the southern edge of Birmingham, Marston Green has its own established 'village' community yet is just a short drive from the 'second city' and its many social and cultural amenities.
It's great value for the Solihull area, while the north of the borough in which it's situated is set to benefit from a multi million pound regeneration programme.
SHOPS
The 'village' itself is large enough to have its own selection of shops for everyday needs, but Solihull town centre is approximately five miles away and features the new Touchwood development, complete with John Lewis department store and a host of designer bars, eateries and stores.
SCHOOLS
Family needs are well catered for - with several schools in Marston Green itself and the nearby City Technical College in Kingshurst offering a full range of further education courses.
TRANSPORT
Marston Green has its own train station and is just minutes from the NEC, Birmingham International Airport and the M42 motorway that also links the M6, M5 and M40 networks.
It offers the best of town and country, plus is a real commuters dream. The station is less than a mile from The Willows and goes direct to Birmingham New Street - with instant connections to Coventry, Stratford, Warwick and London Euston.
HEALTH
Marston Green has its own Health Centre, with several other doctors and dentists in the area, plus Heartlands Hospital (in Bordesley Green) and Solihull Hospital provide local accident and emergency facilities.
LEISURE
Befitting the semi-rural location, there is plenty of wide-open space and greenery on the doorstep for outdoor pursuits, while Sheldon Country Park is within easy walking distance of the village centre and is a popular spot.
For sport and recreation, the North Solihull Sports Centre is close by and offers a wide range of facilities - like a large, main swimming pool and a teaching pool for younger children.
Hatchford Brook Golf Course (amongst others) in nearby Sheldon comes highly recommended, while Solihull caters for all kinds of leisure and entertainment pursuits and has its own ice rink.
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