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Canonbury Rise is our brand new development featuring a range of two, three and four bedroom homes in Berkeley, Gloucestershire. With excellent transport links and plenty to do in the local area, there's something for everybody.
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The small town of Berkeley proudly sits on a small hill in the Vale of Berkeley, midway between Bristol and Gloucester. Overlooking the River Seven, the town is on the Little Avon River, which meanders its way into the Severn at Berkeley Pill.
Canonbury Rise is located on the eastern edge of Berkeley and ideally situated to make the most of the local amenities including a selection of shops, a Post Office, hairdressers, cafes and pubs. Living in Berkeley means you'll be able to enjoy easy access to Stroud, Gloucester, Cheltenham and Bristol, where there are plenty of places to eat, drink, shop and relax.
No overview of this historic town would be complete without a mention of its majestic castle. Built in 1117 and remodelled in the 1350s, Berkeley Castle has been in the hands of the Berkeley family for over 900 years, with the most infamous historic event being the murder of King Edward II in 1327. Today the castle and its wonderful gardens are host to events throughout the year.
There's a range of stunning walks throughout the Berkeley Castle estate and the surrounding areas where you can enjoy far reaching views of the escarpment and the River Severn. Nearby is Cattle Country Adventure Park, which makes a fantastic day out for the whole family with its range of play facilities and outdoor adventure playground. There's also the Butterfly Sanctuary at Berkeley Caste and the Edward Jenner Museum near Dursley.
Berkeley Primary School can be found just on the outskirts of the town and covers pre-school all the way to year six. Rednock School and Katherine Lady Berkeley's School are both Ofsted-rated ‘Good’ secondary schools nearby. SGS Berkeley Green is now open in Sharpness, providing specialist vocational and academic education for learners aged 14-18.
Its peaceful semi-rural setting, coupled with fantastic local amenities and great transport links close-by, means Canonbury Rise could be the perfect location for your new stylish home.
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One of the best things about buying a new home is that you can choose to personalise it to make it yours from the day you move in.
Once your plot is reserved, you can start adding your own style and personality to every room with our range of styling options, upgrades and additional fixtures. This is your chance to visualise your perfect living space and create your very own dream home from day one.
Your choices will be added to your home at various stages of the build process, meaning the earlier you reserve your plot, the greater the selection available to you.
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4 bedroom detached house
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3 bedroom 3 storey house
If you would like to know more about Berkeley, please call 01453 708 793 and we will be happy to tell you more.
From Bristol, travel north up the M5, taking junction 14 towards Falfield. From there head towards Berkeley on the A38 which is approximately 15 minutes away.
Coming from the north, take junction 13 for Stroud, taking the third exit at the roundabout. Follow the road to the second roundabout and take the first exit, following the signs for Berkeley on the A38.
Castle Keep is ideally situated just a short drive from the A38, which offers direct access to the M5 via Junction 14 for southern destinations and Junction 13 towards the north. There are also various bus timetables for travel to Gloucester, Cheltenham and Bristol as well as some of the smaller towns nearby.
Cam & Dursley is the nearest train station located on the main Bristol-Birmingham line the services are provided by Great Western Railway on approximately an hourly basis on the Bristol to Gloucester route.
Approximate travel distance by car to:
M5, Junction 14: 4.6 miles
Cam & Dursley train station: 5.3 miles
M5, Junction 13: 8.3 miles
Stroud: 13.9 miles
Gloucester: 16.7 miles
Bristol: 20.9 miles
Cheltenham: 24.2 miles
There's a range of health facilities in the local area. Marybrook Medical Centre and Berkeley Dental Practice are the local doctors and dentist facilities. The nearest hospital is Vale Community Hospital.