New homes for sale in Herefordshire

Framed by rolling hills and open fields in scenic Ross-on-Wye, you'll find The Orchards, a development of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes. You'll be just a short stroll from the River Wye, providing scenic walks.All homes come with photovoltaic solar panels, with selected homes having EV chargers.You will find a variety of retailers and independent stores in Ross-on-Wye town centre, or take the A40 into Gloucester to explore Gloucester Quays shopping centre.Halo leisure centre can be found in Ross-on-Wye town centre, a short distance from The Orchards. There you will also find rugby, cricket and rowing clubs along with a tennis centre.Gloucester train station, located a 35 minute drive from The Orchards, offers a variety of routes to Bristol, Birmingham, London, Cardiff and more. There is also a bus stop located right next to the development.Monday 12:30-17:30,Tuesday Closed,Wednesday Closed,Thursday 10:00-17:30,Friday 10:00-17:30,Saturday 10:00-17:30,Sunday 10:00-17:30

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Hopfields

by Bovis Homes

Ledbury, Herefordshire, HR8 2GU

2, 3 & 4 bedroom houses and 3 bedroom bungalows

£275,000 - £499,995

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Herefordshire is located within the historic Welsh Marches, a term used to describe English counties that lie along the border of Wales. Being the most rural county in England, it is renowned for its agricultural history. The agricultural history has drastically changed in recent years but, Herefordshire is still famous for its export of Hereford Beef Cattle. You’ll recognise the gentle giant as the mascot for Hereford United Football Club too!

Whilst the largest settlement in Herefordshire is Hereford, just south is the market town of Ross-on-Wye. The town is known for its locally owned shops and market square, where weekly markets are still held. Located within the Wye Valley, it boasts of natural beauty, making it a perfect location for those seeking the adventures of walking and biking trails. The area is also great for growing families, with spacious new build homes available as well as an excellent choice of local schools for all ages.

Ledbury sits East of the county, known for its architectural mix of Georgian terraces and Tudor buildings. Notable buildings like St. Michael and All Angels Church, the town’s medieval market hall and Eastnor Castle which attract visitors from all over the world. Ledbury’s independent shops, cafes and restaurants all pride themselves on locally sourced produce including Cider. The town is home to Westons Cider Mill, which proves popular for tours and tastings. Whilst close to the city centre of Hereford, Ledbury offers a quieter sanctuary as well as being able to enjoy the surrounding countryside.

Directly north of Hereford is Leominster. A town famous for its production of wool throughout the medieval period, utilising its local Ryeland Sheep, dubbed Leominster Gold. If you are looking to work in a local city, you’ll be able to use public transport. As well as bus routes, there is a direct train service to Cardiff, Hereford, Ludlow, Shrewsbury, Crewe and Manchester, perfect for professionals. It is also a popular location for young families. With a wide selection of primary and secondary schools to choose from.