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DENNINGTON, Hanwell Fields , Banbury,Oxfordshire, OX16 1UT,Oxfordshire
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Development details Long famous for its medieval market cross, the Banbury of today is a thriving community with a wide range of modern shopping, leisure and other facilities. View the development Living There's a nine-hole golf course and driving range right opposite your new home, and without going too far, you could be enjoying the natural beauty of the Cotswolds or Cherwell Valley, motor-racing at Silverstone, leisurely boat trips along the Oxford Canal or trips into Stratford, Warwick, Oxford or Bicester. Where shopping's concerned, the Castle Quay centre offers a wealth of options and there's just as much choice when it comes to pubs, restaurants and sporting facilities. There's even a brand new primary school to complement Hardwick Primary and the well-regarded private secondary school in nearby Bloxham - in short, virtually everything you need to enjoy life to the full in your beautiful new Bryant home. Location The heart of the town is just minutes from the M40 (Junction 11), giving you easy access to Birmingham, Coventry, Oxford and all the other major towns and cities of the region, while the town's rail station provides frequent fast services into Birmingham, London and numerous destinations in between.
Rochester Bloxham Grange, Ells Lane, off Banbury Road, Bloxham, OXON,Oxfordshire
Terraced (Laing Homes)Call for details about pricing
Bloxham offers secluded old world charm and tradition, but with a modern identity, and is one of the principal 'ironstone' villages in the picturesque Cherwell Valley. It features a number of impressive stone buildings and thatched cottages in the characteristic honey coloured hue and yeoman architecture of the Cotswolds - and like other hamlets just south of Banbury is extremely sought after. Indeed, the heart of the old village is a designated conservation area and features a maze of ancient winding lanes with frontages of early medieval dwellings along them. Bloxham is a living example of a time-honoured rural community unspoilt by progress! Bedroom1 Bedroom2 Bedroom3 Bedroom4 MasterBedroom Ensuite bath to master bedroom An exclusive new development of 27 premier homes - including eight affordable! Bloxham Grange is a much anticipated development of contemporary new homes in a picture postcard village on the fringes of the Cotswolds - right in the heart of rural North Oxfordshire. It's a greenfield site located at the northern edge of Bloxham on former agricultural/grazing land, which is surrounded by rural farmland and benefits from exceptional views across open countryside. And adjacent to the development (on Banbury Road) are a number of large, detached homes - some of traditional Cotswold stone construction. SHOPS Bloxham is very self contained and the village centre offers everyday facilities (post office, supermarket, newsagent, beautician, barbers, hardware store) alongside specialist home interior and fine art emporiums. And the majority of these shops are converted traditional buildings! Nearby Banbury is an exciting contrast between a traditional market and thriving cosmopolitan town - where narrow streets and hidden lanes offer small, independent shops and markets, while the major chains are contained in the Castle Quays Shopping Centre. And neighbouring Bicester has an International Outlet Shopping Village for major discounts at over 80 stores selling famous designer brands. SCHOOLS Directly opposite Bloxham Grange is the Warriner Secondary school, which has an excellent reputation, while also on Banbury Road and within easy walking distance is the imposing Bloxham Independent School. Founded in 1860, if offers boarding and day facilities for 11-18 year olds and is one of the top public schools in the country! TRANSPORT Bloxham is located on the pretty A361 route to the heart of the Cotswolds and you couldn't be better connected. This is because it's approximately three miles from Junction 11 of the M40, which in turn links with the M42, M5 and M69 motorway network. Nearby Banbury is also served by rail services to all parts of the country and includes a regular train to London Marylebone. Because of the excellent road and rail connections, Bloxham is very popular with people commuting to both Oxford and the capital. HEALTH The Godswell Health Centre is located next to the village's impressive 14th century church (St Mary's) and offers a doctor, dentist and pharmacy facilities, as well as natural and homeopathic remedies. LEISURE Three very good country pubs, a golf driving range, a bowls club and societies to suit all ages, make this a very lively and interactive community. Leisure enthusiasts are well catered for with the Wildfowl Sanctuary and Children's Animal Centre at nearby Wigginton, while the Cherwell Valley itself boasts 11 planned circular trails, the Oxford Canal Walk, plus hundreds of miles of designated rights of way. Banbury has two leisure centres and offers a good night out with a fine array of bars, restaurants and cafes, plus theatre, cinema and live performanc
ASTON, Bryant At Hilton , Derby,Derbyshire, DE65 5NB,Derbyshire
Townhouse (Bryant Homes)Call for details about pricing 0845 688 2215
Development details Set about half-way between Derby and Burton-upon-Trent - and with excellent links to the region's major towns and cities - Hilton is a village that blends the traditional pleasures of rural life with all the attractions of a home that offers the best of modern living. View the development Living You'll find golf clubs and health and fitness centres nearby, and without going too far, you can enjoy all sorts of sports and activities. Derby, Burton and the other nearby towns offer a huge range of leisure and entertainment - restaurants and pubs, theatres and nightclubs, cinemas and concert halls and countless alternatives - while days out could include national hunt racing at Uttoxeter, motorsport at Castle Donnington or Mallory Park, boating on the Trent and Mersey Canal, a visit to the famous cathedral at Lichfield, beautiful walks in the Peak National Park the list goes on and on. The selection of village shops will more than meet your everyday needs, with a wealth of additional choice to be found in Derby, Burton, Birmingham and Nottingham If you've growing children, the area's schools will certainly be an attraction, with Hilton Village Primary School and John Port School in nearby Etwall both highly respected and nearby Repton long renowned as one of the country's leading public schools. Location Where travel and commuting's concerned, there's the A50 New Road giving you easy access to the M1, M6 and East Midlands Airport, and regular rail services into London St. Pancras from Derby station.
Lincoln Bloxham Grange, Ells Lane, off Banbury Road, Bloxham, OXON,Oxfordshire
Terraced (Laing Homes)Call for details about pricing
Bloxham offers secluded old world charm and tradition, but with a modern identity, and is one of the principal 'ironstone' villages in the picturesque Cherwell Valley. It features a number of impressive stone buildings and thatched cottages in the characteristic honey coloured hue and yeoman architecture of the Cotswolds - and like other hamlets just south of Banbury is extremely sought after. Indeed, the heart of the old village is a designated conservation area and features a maze of ancient winding lanes with frontages of early medieval dwellings along them. Bloxham is a living example of a time-honoured rural community unspoilt by progress! MasterBedroom Ensuite bath to master bedroom An exclusive new development of 27 premier homes - including eight affordable! Bloxham Grange is a much anticipated development of contemporary new homes in a picture postcard village on the fringes of the Cotswolds - right in the heart of rural North Oxfordshire. It's a greenfield site located at the northern edge of Bloxham on former agricultural/grazing land, which is surrounded by rural farmland and benefits from exceptional views across open countryside. And adjacent to the development (on Banbury Road) are a number of large, detached homes - some of traditional Cotswold stone construction. SHOPS Bloxham is very self contained and the village centre offers everyday facilities (post office, supermarket, newsagent, beautician, barbers, hardware store) alongside specialist home interior and fine art emporiums. And the majority of these shops are converted traditional buildings! Nearby Banbury is an exciting contrast between a traditional market and thriving cosmopolitan town - where narrow streets and hidden lanes offer small, independent shops and markets, while the major chains are contained in the Castle Quays Shopping Centre. And neighbouring Bicester has an International Outlet Shopping Village for major discounts at over 80 stores selling famous designer brands. SCHOOLS Directly opposite Bloxham Grange is the Warriner Secondary school, which has an excellent reputation, while also on Banbury Road and within easy walking distance is the imposing Bloxham Independent School. Founded in 1860, if offers boarding and day facilities for 11-18 year olds and is one of the top public schools in the country! TRANSPORT Bloxham is located on the pretty A361 route to the heart of the Cotswolds and you couldn't be better connected. This is because it's approximately three miles from Junction 11 of the M40, which in turn links with the M42, M5 and M69 motorway network. Nearby Banbury is also served by rail services to all parts of the country and includes a regular train to London Marylebone. Because of the excellent road and rail connections, Bloxham is very popular with people commuting to both Oxford and the capital. HEALTH The Godswell Health Centre is located next to the village's impressive 14th century church (St Mary's) and offers a doctor, dentist and pharmacy facilities, as well as natural and homeopathic remedies. LEISURE Three very good country pubs, a golf driving range, a bowls club and societies to suit all ages, make this a very lively and interactive community. Leisure enthusiasts are well catered for with the Wildfowl Sanctuary and Children's Animal Centre at nearby Wigginton, while the Cherwell Valley itself boasts 11 planned circular trails, the Oxford Canal Walk, plus hundreds of miles of designated rights of way. Banbury has two leisure centres and offers a good night out with a fine array of bars, restaurants and cafes, plus theatre, cinema and live performanc
ASHBOURNE, Bryant At Hilton , Derby,Derbyshire, DE65 5NB,Derbyshire
Townhouse (Bryant Homes)Call for details about pricing 0845 688 2215
Development details Set about half-way between Derby and Burton-upon-Trent - and with excellent links to the region's major towns and cities - Hilton is a village that blends the traditional pleasures of rural life with all the attractions of a home that offers the best of modern living. View the development Living You'll find golf clubs and health and fitness centres nearby, and without going too far, you can enjoy all sorts of sports and activities. Derby, Burton and the other nearby towns offer a huge range of leisure and entertainment - restaurants and pubs, theatres and nightclubs, cinemas and concert halls and countless alternatives - while days out could include national hunt racing at Uttoxeter, motorsport at Castle Donnington or Mallory Park, boating on the Trent and Mersey Canal, a visit to the famous cathedral at Lichfield, beautiful walks in the Peak National Park the list goes on and on. The selection of village shops will more than meet your everyday needs, with a wealth of additional choice to be found in Derby, Burton, Birmingham and Nottingham If you've growing children, the area's schools will certainly be an attraction, with Hilton Village Primary School and John Port School in nearby Etwall both highly respected and nearby Repton long renowned as one of the country's leading public schools. Location Where travel and commuting's concerned, there's the A50 New Road giving you easy access to the M1, M6 and East Midlands Airport, and regular rail services into London St. Pancras from Derby station.
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Townhouse (Bel-Air Homes)Call for details about pricing 0845 688 7433
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Mease The Boulevard, Heritage Brewery, Anglesey Road, BURTON UPON TRENT, Staffordshire,Staffordshire
Townhouse (George Wimpey)Call for details about pricing 0845 375 0998
If you have style on your mind and you're keeping your eyes open for a home with a difference, then look no further than The Boulevard. Each home a statement of individual design, house hunters can choose from one and two bed apartments, from 384sq ft to an impressive 904sq ft, and three and four bed houses, ranging from 850sq ft to a magnificent 1329sq ft. For the very best - visit The Boulevard. Magnificent choice at one of the best new locations in Burton. FANTASTIC SAVINGS available for the first few Customers this Weekend!This unique development offers a village setting surrounded by magnificent former brewery buildings The Heritage Brewery and Goats Maltings, which form the centrepiece of Burton Village. The sweeping development will create a distinctive community with its own neighbourhood feel, complete with plaza, boulevard and shops. LivingRoom 4.575m x 3.950m KitchenRoom 3.725m x 1.908m Bedroom1 3.950m x 3.685m Bedroom2 3.615m x 1.908m Bedroom3 3.765m x 2.856m MasterBedroom 4.635m x 3.950m Ensuite shower Burton is a hub of activity with shops, bars and restaurants all at your disposal but for those wanting to escape the buzz of the town centre, enjoy the floral displays in the beautiful Stapenhill Gardens, stroll through the wonderful Trent Washlands or take a trip on the River Trent in the delightful Dingle Belle. Both the M6 and M1 Motorway networks are easily accessible from The Boulevard. Tempted? Visit our experienced Sales Executives at our Marketing Suite from 11am - 5pm daily to view the available properties. Enjoy life in the village at The Boulevard - it really is the place to be. SHOPS Burton upon Trent is a premier shopping centre, boasting three excellent shopping centres, with a good mix of specialist shops and the country's leading retailers. SCHOOLS Schools Distance (in miles) Anglesey School Junior School .27 (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 Rail Enquiries - Tel: 08457 484950. Nottingham East Midlands Airport - Tel: 01332 852852. Birmingham Airport - Tel: 0121 7675511. National Express - Tel: 08705 808080. Bus - Local Travel Line - Tel: 08706 082608. HEALTH Stapenhill Surgery, Burton upon Trent, - 01283 565200. Trent Meadows Medical Practice, Burton upon Trent, - 01283 845555. Bridge Street Surgery, Burton upon Trent, - 01283 563451. Winshill Surgery, Burton upon Trent, - 01283 741920. South Western Staffordshire Primary Care Trust, Stafford, - 01785 220004. Burton Family Dental Centre, Burton upon Trent, - 01283 500083. Queen's Hospital, Burton upon Trent, - 01283 566333. LEISURE The Brewhouse Arts Centre, is a multi purpose arts building incorporating 230 seat theatre, gallery, studios, media centre, cinema, darkroom and a delightful bar bistro in which to relax. Tel: 01283 516030. The Meadow side Leisure Centre offers creche facilities, here you can swim, play squash and enjoy a sauna - Tel: 01283 508865. Branston Water Park is a 40 acre lake used by wind surfers, model boaters and anglers. There is a wide variety of bird life and a footpath around the lake to woodland, a wild flower meadow, children's play facilities, picnic area and visitor centre. Golfers have a choice of two 18 hold clubs, where visitors are welcome by appointment. Burton Golf Club, Tel: 01283 544551 and Branston Golf and Country Club, Tel: 01283 512211. Cineworld, Burton upon Trent, - 08712 208000. Burton Super Bowl, Burton upon Trent, - 01283 512607.
Dallow The Boulevard, Heritage Brewery, Anglesey Road, BURTON UPON TRENT, Staffordshire,Staffordshire
Townhouse (George Wimpey)Call for details about pricing 0845 375 0998
If you have style on your mind and you're keeping your eyes open for a home with a difference, then look no further than The Boulevard. Each home a statement of individual design, house hunters can choose from one and two bed apartments, from 384sq ft to an impressive 904sq ft, and three and four bed houses, ranging from 850sq ft to a magnificent 1329sq ft. For the very best - visit The Boulevard. Magnificent choice at one of the best new locations in Burton. FANTASTIC SAVINGS available for the first few Customers this Weekend!This unique development offers a village setting surrounded by magnificent former brewery buildings The Heritage Brewery and Goats Maltings, which form the centrepiece of Burton Village. The sweeping development will create a distinctive community with its own neighbourhood feel, complete with plaza, boulevard and shops. LivingRoom 5.325m x 3.975m KitchenRoom 2.843m x 2.700m Study 2.975m x 1.909m Bedroom1 3.975m x 3.685m Bedroom2 5.175m x 2.475m Bedroom3 3.615m x 1.908m MasterBedroom 3.950m x 3.775m Dressing area Burton is a hub of activity with shops, bars and restaurants all at your disposal but for those wanting to escape the buzz of the town centre, enjoy the floral displays in the beautiful Stapenhill Gardens, stroll through the wonderful Trent Washlands or take a trip on the River Trent in the delightful Dingle Belle. Both the M6 and M1 Motorway networks are easily accessible from The Boulevard. Tempted? Visit our experienced Sales Executives at our Marketing Suite from 11am - 5pm daily to view the available properties. Enjoy life in the village at The Boulevard - it really is the place to be. SHOPS Burton upon Trent is a premier shopping centre, boasting three excellent shopping centres, with a good mix of specialist shops and the country's leading retailers. SCHOOLS Schools Distance (in miles) Anglesey School Junior School .27 (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 Rail Enquiries - Tel: 08457 484950. Nottingham East Midlands Airport - Tel: 01332 852852. Birmingham Airport - Tel: 0121 7675511. National Express - Tel: 08705 808080. Bus - Local Travel Line - Tel: 08706 082608. HEALTH Stapenhill Surgery, Burton upon Trent, - 01283 565200. Trent Meadows Medical Practice, Burton upon Trent, - 01283 845555. Bridge Street Surgery, Burton upon Trent, - 01283 563451. Winshill Surgery, Burton upon Trent, - 01283 741920. South Western Staffordshire Primary Care Trust, Stafford, - 01785 220004. Burton Family Dental Centre, Burton upon Trent, - 01283 500083. Queen's Hospital, Burton upon Trent, - 01283 566333. LEISURE The Brewhouse Arts Centre, is a multi purpose arts building incorporating 230 seat theatre, gallery, studios, media centre, cinema, darkroom and a delightful bar bistro in which to relax. Tel: 01283 516030. The Meadow side Leisure Centre offers creche facilities, here you can swim, play squash and enjoy a sauna - Tel: 01283 508865. Branston Water Park is a 40 acre lake used by wind surfers, model boaters and anglers. There is a wide variety of bird life and a footpath around the lake to woodland, a wild flower meadow, children's play facilities, picnic area and visitor centre. Golfers have a choice of two 18 hold clubs, where visitors are welcome by appointment. Burton Golf Club, Tel: 01283 544551 and Branston Golf and Country Club, Tel: 01283 512211. Cineworld, Burton upon Trent, - 08712 208000. Burton Super Bowl, Burton upon Trent, - 01283 512607.
CRANBOURNE, Hucknall , Nottingham,Nottinghamshire, NG15 7ER,Nottinghamshire
Townhouse (Bryant Homes)Call for details about pricing 0845 688 7355
Development details Situated on the edge of Hucknall and approximately 20 minutes from Nottingham City Centre by tram, Bryant at Hucknall is an exciting development of 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes, offering something for everyone. View the development Living Nottingham's one of the country's most vibrant cities when it comes to nightlife and entertainment, with clubs and pubs of every kind, cinemas and theatres, restaurants and bars, live music venues offering rock, pop, opera and everything in between, art galleries and special events all year round. Sports enthusiasts are also spoilt for choice in Nottingham. The City of Nottingham Tennis Centre and Nottingham Indoor Bowls Centre are close to hand. Hucknall Leisure Centre offers the usual sporting facilities including a gym, racket courts, fitness classes and a swimming pool. Environmental reclamation has resulted in a wealth of country parks and golf courses. A day out could include Nottingham National Ice Centre, American Adventure Theme Park, Donnington Park race track, the Peak District National Park, Newstead Abbey, Sherwood Forest and much more besides. There's an excellent variety of shops, bars and restaurants in Hucknall and countless more in Nottingham itself, with regular markets offering everything from antiques to fine food. Children are also well provided for educationally. Hucknall National Church of England Junior School and The National Church of England Technology College are both close to Bryant at Hucknall. Location Getting out and about -and getting into work -is easy, with the M1 (Junctions 26 and 27) approximately 4 miles away, excellent trunk roads connecting the region's major towns and cities, and regular rail services from Nottingham's mainline station to Manchester, Liverpool and London. Hucknall train station is just a quarter of a mile away and when you want to get away from it all, East Midlands International Airport is just over 15 miles away
Ryton The Grange, Bilborough Road, Bilborough, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire,Nottinghamshire
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The Ryton is a three bedroom town house. Each of the first floor rooms provide comfortable accommodation for all the family. There is a welcoming hall with cloakroom and storeroom. There is a separate rear facing lounge with fea A superb range of homes offering something for every new home buyer. From 2 and 3 bedroom starter homes to 3 storey townhouses, there is plenty to interest first time buyers. From 4 bedroom, 3 storey townhouses to 4 bedroom detached homes, families will also feel at home at The Grange.The Grange - a stunning development of new home on the outskirts of Nottingham. LivingRoom 4.81m x 4.25m KitchenRoom 3.00m x 2.21m Downstairs CloakRoom Bedroom1 2.50m x 2.09m Bedroom2 2.84m x 2.07m BedroomMasterBedRoom 4.24m x 3.67m The Grange is a stunning new development of homes on the outskirts of Nottingham city centre. Offering a selection of new homes, from 2 and 3 bedroom starter homes, to 3 storey townhouses, to 4 bedroom detached family homes, there is something for everyone on this unique development. The Grange is a place to enjoy and share with the other residents of this exciting location – a community of the future living today. The Grange is ideally located in a pretty, semi-rural residential area, but enjoys excellent links to both Nottingham city centre and further afield via the M1 just a few miles away. SHOPS There is a post office in Bilborough. There is a general store on Graylands Road and a Spar store on Strelley Road. Nottingham City Centre is nearby and there is also an Ikea in Nottingham. SCHOOLS The University in Nottingham is approx 2 miles away from the development. Approx 1 mile away is William Sharp Secondary School and a High School in Hadden Park. Approx 1/2 mile away from the development is Glenbrook Primary School and Wollaton House day nursery. TRANSPORT Approx 3 miles away is Bulwell Train Station. Approx 3 1/2 miles away is Nottingham Bus and Coach Station. Approx 10 miles away is East Midlands Airport. HEALTH Bilborough Medical Centre is on Strelley Road. Approx 1 mile from the development is Smilestyle Dental Centre. The City Hospital is located in Nottingham. LEISURE The Cinemas and Theatres are numerous in and around Nottingham. The Indoor Bowls Centre is on Beechdale Road. There is Wollaton Hall Natural History Museam. Lakeside Art Centre. Nottingham National Ice Centre. Near to the development is Harvey Hadden Sports Complex. All nights clubs are within 5 miles of the development.
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