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SHOWHOME NOW OPEN Located amid the beautiful Leicestershire countryside is the charming rural village of Higham on the Hill. Nestled on its western entrance is where you’ll find Lindley Walk, a contemporary collection of two-, three- and four-bedroom homes. An excellent location for families, Higham on the Hill has a strong community including an Ofsted ‘Good’ rated primary school and methodist church. A monthly village magazine ensures residents remain up to date with local events. Homes at Lindley Walk are thoughtfully designed to appeal to house hunters from all lifestyles, whether you’re looking for your first home, somewhere to grow with the family, or something easier to manage. This brand new community comprises 36 detached or semi-detached homes, each with a good size garden, electric vehicle charging point and private parking. Eight different house types, including some one-of-a-kind designs, create an attractive street scene, while distinctive detailing such as rendering, porch canopies, bay windows and brick banding ensures individual kerb appeal. Living in Higham on the Hill you’ll discover much on the doorstep. The neighbouring village of Stoke Golding, just two miles away, has a farm shop, coffee shops, hairdressers, beautician, doctors’ surgery, furniture store, and village hall with clubs including a drama & dance academy, scout group, toddler group and ladies voice choir. Two pubs cater for all tastes. The George & Dragon serves classic pub fare alongside a mix of live music, garden parties and coffee mornings, while its neighbour the Three Horseshoes shows live sport and has its own Indian restaurant and takeaway. For further amenities, the town centres of Hinckley and Nuneaton are both within a ten-minute drive of Lindley Walk. Here you’ll find supermarkets, bars, restaurants, takeaways, banks, pharmacies, dentist, veterinarian, Odeon and Cineworld cinemas, leisure centres including swimming pool, private gyms, high street stores and independent boutiques. Keeping the family entertained couldn’t be easier with plenty of attractions nearby Lindley Walk. For day trips, there’s Twycross Zoo, nature reserve and play areas; the National Space Centre in Leicester; and Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre. For theatre fans, Hinckley’s Concordia Theatre and Nuneaton’s Abbey Theatre perform both amateur and professional productions. Petrolheads and motor enthusiasts will enjoy taking a factory tour at the Triumph Factory Experience and golfers will discover several courses within a half hour’s drive, including The Belfry. Ideal for young and growing families, Higham on the Hill is home to an Ofsted ‘Good’ rated primary school, Higham on the Hill C of E Primary School. With just three classes, this exclusive school is an integral part of the village. Nearby secondary schools include Higham Lane, which accepts students aged 11-18 and is rated Ofsted ‘Outstanding’. For apprenticeships, vocational courses and adult learning, North Warwickshire & South Leicestershire College is only 2.5 miles away. Homes at Lindley Walk are well-positioned for road, rail and international travel. The A5 offers direct connections to the M42 and M69, while the A444 links with the M6. Both Hinckley and Nuneaton are accessible via a bus from within the village, and each has a train station enabling direct routes to Rugby, Birmingham, Leicester and Coventry as well as connections to London St Pancras and Euston. For international adventures, both East Midlands and Birmingham Airports are within a 35-minute drive. If you’re looking for a characterful, energy efficient new home in a well-connected, rural community, then it’s time to make your move to Lindley Walk.

Situated on the gateway to the beautiful Wyre Forest, Bewdley is an attractive, Georgian riverside town. With a vibrant centre full of amenities and a thriving social scene, Bewdley offers the very best of town and country living. Conveniently located on the north-western edge of this bustling community is Mortimer Manor. Offering a contemporary collection of 41 homes and apartments, house hunters from all lifestyles will feel at home here. Traditionally constructed and highly energy-efficient, the one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom properties at Mortimer Manor all benefit from private parking spaces with electric vehicle charging points. Homes are either semi-detached or detached with good size gardens, and some plots have either a single or double garage. Thoughtful design means Mortimer Manor offers something for everyone. 11 different house types, including some distinctive and unique designs, are available here, each boasting plenty of kerb appeal. Subtle blue brick detailing has been incorporated to reflect the local vernacular, particularly the neighbouring Habberley Road, while design features in the wider development include a timber boardwalk and green privacy fencing. Living in Bewdley you’ll find an ideal mix of activity and tranquillity. The town has a host of pubs, restaurants, cafes and takeaways, with many situated on the banks of the River Severn offering picturesque views and outdoor dining in summer. Other useful facilities include a petrol station, farm shop, supermarkets, post office, banks, medical centre, dentist, pharmacies, dry cleaners, beauticians, leisure centre, private gyms and many independent boutiques. For those looking to start a new hobby, Bewdley has a thriving social scene. Annual events include a carnival, regatta, performing arts festival and beer festival, including tipples from the town’s own micro-brewery. Creatives can try Bewdley community theatre group, historians can admire the Grade I listed Bewdley Bridge or visit Bewdley Museum, and those who like to stay fit and healthy are spoilt for choice with the town’s tennis, rowing, golf and cricket clubs, the latter of which coaches juniors from age six. For family adventures, West Midland Safari & Leisure Park is on Mortimer Manor’s doorstep. Here you can take safari tours, discover dinosaurs, brave thrill rides and even book an overnight lodge. Other nearby entertainment includes vintage steam train rides along the Severn Valley Railway, navigating the maze and activity trails at Arley Arboretum and not forgetting the UK’s largest woodland national nature reserve at Wyre Forest. Nature lovers and fitness fans can enjoy the many walking, cycling, running and horse riding trails, while thrill seekers can challenge themselves on the Go Ape obstacle course and ziplines. An excellent location for families, Bewdley’s primary and secondary schools are both Ofsted ‘Good’ rated and within walking distance of Mortimer Manor. Bewdley Primary School takes children from 2-11, before moving on to The Bewdley School & Sixth Form, conveniently located next door. For apprenticeships, vocational courses and adult learning, Kidderminster College is within a ten-minute drive. Homes at Mortimer Manor are well-positioned for local, national and international travel. The A456 connects to Kidderminster and onto the M5 towards Birmingham and the North, while the A449 enables journeys to Worcester and the South West. For rail travel, Kidderminster station, only a ten-minute drive, has direct trains to Birmingham Snow Hill, Worcester Foregate Street and Droitwich Spa and for international trips, you’ll find Birmingham airport is just 33.8 miles away. If you’re looking for a modern and characterful new home in a vibrant, popular and charming English town then it’s time to make your move to Mortimer Manor.

Nestled on the edge of the charming Derbyshire village of Doveridge is where you’ll find The Doves, an exclusive collection of 14 new homes. Ideal for those looking for their first home, somewhere to grow with the family or have the grandchildren over to stay, Doveridge benefits from an active and social community, picturesque surrounding countryside, as well as the hustle and bustle of nearby towns. House hunters from all lifestyles will certainly feel at home here. Traditionally constructed and highly energy efficient, the two-, three- and four-bedroom homes at The Doves are either detached or semi-detached. Featuring seven different house types including L-shape and bungalow designs, each home benefits from either a private driveway or garage, good size rear garden and electric vehicle charging point. Contemporary detailing such as brick lintels and banding, pitched roofs, porch canopies, bay windows and L shape layouts ensure individual kerb appeal. You’ll discover much on your doorstep living in Doveridge. The village itself has ample amenities including a post office, village store, village hall, pre-school playgroup, primary school and vehicle repair garage. A family-friendly pub, the Cavendish Arms, is a short walk from The Doves and offers classic pub fare, quiz nights and live sports. If you’re looking for new hobbies, Doveridge’s many social clubs include bell ringing; lawn bowls; junior, men’s and women’s football teams; tennis; a preservation society; women’s institute plus its own amateur dramatic group producing twice yearly shows. Not forgetting the annual Dovefest music festival for local family entertainment! The neighbouring market town of Uttoxeter, just three miles away, has a host of additional facilities including supermarkets, banks, pharmacies, dentists, florist, butchers, fast food and takeaway outlets, restaurants, petrol stations, gyms, a leisure centre and the CineBowl complex for fans of films, tenpin bowling and ice skating. For retail therapy, Derby, Stoke-on-Trent and Burton-upon-Trent, all within a 40-minute drive, have independent boutiques and high street stores. Keeping the whole family entertained is easy too as Doveridge is conveniently located near some of the UK’s top attractions. For adrenalin junkies and fun family excursions, try Alton Towers resort; for horseracing and live events there’s Uttoxeter Racecourse; for sports fans there’s Doveridge Clay Sports or the JCB Golf & Country Club; for holidaymakers, East Midlands airport is only a half hour’s drive away; and for those who enjoy the great outdoors, there’s rambling routes along the River Dove or why not explore the scenic beauty of neighbouring Cannock Chase or the Peak District. An excellent location for young and growing families, Doveridge has a village pre-school playgroup for 2-5 year olds, while older children can attend either of the Ofsted ‘Good’ rated schools; Doveridge Primary School and Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School in Ashbourne. For independent schools, higher and further education, Abbotsholme School accepts students from 2-18, while Derby College and Burton & South Derbyshire College offer apprenticeships, vocational and degree level courses. Living at The Doves means you’ll be well-connected. The A50 offers direct routes to Uttoxeter, Stoke-on-Trent, the M1 and M6, while Stafford, Lichfield and Derby are all commutable. For rail travel, Uttoxeter station is just a ten-minute drive and offers direct trains to Derby, Nottingham and Crewe as well as good connections to Birmingham New Street and Manchester Piccadilly. If you’re looking for a modern and stylish new home in a vibrant and scenic village location then it’s time to make your move to The Doves.