Gloucestershire is one of the most sought-after counties for house buyers. Hardly an hour from London Paddington, with the rolling Cotswold Hills dominating the county, the region is well known for its pretty honey-coloured houses, chocolate box market towns and popular walking trails.
Your new home in Gloucestershire has the Cotswold Way national walking trail which hugs the Cotswold Edge and runs 102 miles from Chipping Campden to Bath. The mighty Severn River, which splits the county, stretches from the Bristol Channel up towards Gloucester and the exquisite Forest of Dean to the west - well known for its walking and biking trails - all 27,000 acres of it.
Nestled in the Vale of Berkeley, overlooking the mighty Severn as it twists its way northwards, Berkeley is ideally located for those who love the outdoors, walking and biking.
Your new house, is part of a medieval market town with a castle (that's still lived in by the 24th generation of the Berkeley family) and an ancient church. The pretty Georgian high street has a collection of independent businesses including a chemist, building society, newsagent, hardware store, hairdresser and florist.
A jam-packed calendar, one of the UK’s most prestigious racecourses, renowned schools and picturesque countryside. Its excellent schooling facilities, amenities and small size make it perfect for families, whereas the bars and restaurants, local festivals and career opportunities fill up day-to-day life for young professionals.
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Ask locals what they love and you’ll hear all about its stunning architecture, a variety of shopping facilities, mouth-watering food scene and its proximity to the Cotswolds.
With affordable housing developments, prestigious schools and a thriving sports scene, Gloucester is a fantastic place to buy a new house. As a city whose roots date back to Roman times, culture and heritage line almost every street. Paired with excellent shopping facilities and stunning surrounding landscapes, it’s not hard to see why it ticks all the boxes.
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From rugby fans, equestrians and avid walkers to art and music enthusiasts, there’s something for everyone in this unique city. It’s especially ideal for those looking to buy a home in an area that offers both urban and rural living, with parts of Gloucestershire consisting of the Cotswolds, the Forest of Dean and Severn Vale.
Lydney sits on the western banks of the Severn, overlooking the Cotswold Hills that dominate the east of the county and the Wye Valley National Landscape and Wales to the west. To the north, the exquisite Forest of Dean welcomes hikers and mountain bikers year-round.
Your new build is located next to plenty of attractions including the Forest of Dean Railway, Bathurst Park Gardens, a boating lake and the historic Lydney Harbour. As a thriving tourist destination, it has plenty of arts and crafts, gift, fishing tackle and bike shops as well as over thirty coffee shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs.
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The medieval market town of Tewkesbury is a great choice for anyone looking for a new home in Gloucestershire. Living in Tewkesbury, you'll benefit from a fantastic selection of shops, pubs, restaurants, and other essential facilities such as schools and a community hospital.
This attractive town, perched on the River Avon, is an ideal base for commuters. Speedy access to the M5 means Tewkesbury is within easy motorway reach of Cheltenham, Gloucester, Worcester, and even Bristol and Birmingham.
A new home in Tewkesbury will mean you're also conveniently close to the beautiful countryside of three counties - Gloucester, Herefordshire and Worcestershire. From the Cotswolds to the Malvern Hills and the Wye Valley, there are so many scenic areas to explore.
If it sounds like Tewkesbury is the place for you, take a look at our brand new energy-efficient homes in the area.
Recognised as one of Gloucester’s leafier suburbs, your new home in Tuffley combines beautiful spacious streets with lovely parks, including the 100-hectare Robinswood Hill Country Park & Nature Reserve. Located in the south of the city, it has an excellent grammar school, local playgrounds, a parade of shops, a library and a community centre. You will also have access to a climbing centre, Karting arena and Gloucester Ski and Snowboard Centre.
Located just three miles from the centre of Gloucester, a new build in Tuffley offers commuters and pleasure seekers alike easy access to the road and rail network.
Tucked away on the western edge of the Cotswolds, Wotton-under-Edge is a charming market town that blends historic character with modern convenience. With its picturesque surroundings, independent shops, and welcoming community, it offers a peaceful yet well-connected place to call home.
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A money and time-saving choice, a new home provides you with high energy efficiency. This makes rooms easy to heat in the colder months, has less impact on the environment and reduces your monthly bills – so you have more freedom to enjoy everything Gloucestershire has to offer.
