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Weir Hill Gardens is our new collection of homes in a fantastic location close to Shrewsbury in Shropshire. The development consists of two, three, four and five bedroom homes and is ideal for first time buyers, downsizers and growing families alike.
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With it’s thoughtfully-designed modern homes, a thriving local community and fantastic road and rail links close-by Weir Hill Gardens is a great place to call home.
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The historic town of Shrewsbury was first established by the Saxons and, as the host of beautiful timber-frame buildings indicate, shaped mostly by the Tudors. With its 660 listed buildings, charming medieval streets, an abbey, a cathedral and a red sandstone castle, Shrewsbury is steeped in a rich heritage – and the best thing is, it’s still around today for you to appreciate.
The town centre is nestled in a loop of the River Severn so you’ll be able to enjoy the many pretty riverside walks, a riverboat trip or a visit to the Theatre Severn on the bankside. Shrewsbury also has a famous former resident… Charles Darwin was born in the town and went to Shrewsbury School. This is celebrated by the Darwin Trail around town which passes the Quantum Leap sculpture on the riverbank created to mark Darwin’s 200th birthday. Other must-sees in the town are Shrewsbury Abbey, which was built in 1083 and is still a place of worship today, and Shrewsbury Castle which is now home to the Shropshire Regimental Museum.
If you would like to know more about Shrewsbury, please call 01743 295 679 and we will be happy to tell you more.
Shrewsbury hosts a variety of leisure activities; there’s a public swimming pool in the town centre, and Shrewsbury Sports Village boasts sports pitches, a cycle track, an indoor gym and sports halls. The town has a wealth of sports clubs including football, rugby, cricket, rowing and running. The Shropshire Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is also within easy reach – perfect for walking and cycling.
Local schooling is provided by Prestfelde Preparatory School and St Giles Primary School are under a 10 minute walk from Weir Hill Gardens. Secondary education is provided by Belvidere School.
There is excellent access by road out of Shrewsbury via the A49 bypass, A5 and M54. Battlefield Road is a busy commuter route into Shrewsbury town centre with a regular bus service and park and ride service within walking distance of the development.
Shrewsbury train station has services to Birmingham in less than an hour and also has a main service to London Euston which was launched in December 2014. Whether it’s for business or leisure Manchester and Birmingham Airports are both within easy reach.