Hawthorn Park in Hempsted

Village life has never felt more convenient. Welcome to Hawthorn Park, a charming semi-rural neighbourhood within the thriving village of Hempsted, Gloucester. This neighbourhood has a varied mix of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom homes so there's options aplenty whether you're looking to get on the ladder, move your family somewhere with space to breathe, or settle down for retirement by the canals. These homes may be located for charming country life, however the specification remains contemporary and cutting edge, each home kitted out with solar PV panels and electric vehicle charging points.

Within walking distance, Bristol Road just over the river has got you sorted for everyday convenience with supermarkets. It also has a choice of takeaways, gastropubs, and caf?s for catch-ups over coffee in the sun.

Gloucester Quays shopping outlet, Eastgate Shopping Centre, King's Walk Shopping Centre, St Oswald's Retail Park - with so many options, if you can't get your Christmas list ticked off in Gloucester, then it must be a 'you' problem. The city's shopping is wonderfully varied, covering all your weekly shopping needs with popular brands and discount stores. Bigger purchases and electronics are found in the retail parks, independents and boutiques pop up all around the city's streets, and the outlet ensures fashion is a choice for all.

When the occasion strikes, you're just a quick taxi-ride away from stunning riverside dining in Gloucester Quays. Take your pick of bars and restaurants along the docks - what more beautiful location could you ask for as a backdrop for your post-dessert stroll?

Life in Hawthorn Park offers variety from the moment you step out your door. Wake up in the scenery of the Gloucestershire countryside and take your pick of sleepy dog-walking routes into the neighbouring fields. If the mood strikes, strap on the running shoes and hit the canal path, a place of peace to soak in the morning sun. And if the buzz of the city is too much for a lazy Sunday, there's enough of a hum in the village to keep you entertained if you're just in need of a coffee and some light shopping.

Gloucester is right on the doorstep for busier days, with picturesque shopping streets emanating from the cathedral. Take the bus into town and potter past unforgettable Tudor-style architecture, quaint and colourful shop fronts, and beautiful waterfront dining amongst a regeneration of industrial Victorian warehouses.

Two nearby bus stops, both of which are practically on the doorstep, provide regular routes to Quedgeley and Brockworth. Travel by train is easily achieved, with Gloucester station just over two miles away. From here, train journeys to Bristol take a little over half an hour and journeys to Birmingham take about an hour.

Gloucestershire boasts a fantastic road network - seriously, those Romans knew what they were doing when they blueprinted the M5. It's about three miles away with high-speed links to Bristol, Birmingham, and Exeter. Good old Romans.

For a great choice of trips across the globe, Bristol Airport is an hour away. Just don't spend your whole holiday missing your shiny new Bellway home.

Monday 10:00 - 17:00
Tuesday closed
Wednesday closed
Thursday 10:00 - 19:00
Friday 10:00 - 17:00
Saturday 11:00 - 17:00
Sunday 11:00 - 17:00

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