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Bourton Swallowcroft, Bullingham Lane, Hereford, Herefordshire,Herefordshire
Detached ,£279995
Laing Homes
Swallowcroft comprises a superb collection of one and two bedroom apartments and three, four and five bedroom houses within a stylish and elegant development. LivingRoom 4.635m x 4.040m KitchenRoom 5.675m x 4.240m Study 2.590m x 2.545m Bedroom1 3.090m x 2.845m Ensuite shower room Bedroom2 3.585m x 3.030m Bedroom3 2.530m x 2.135m MasterbedRoom 3.960m x 3.950m Ensuite shower to master bedroom Swallowcroft is ideally positioned within a tranquil setting that is near to Hereford city centre for a variety of easily accessible local amenities. A selection of 3, 4 and 5 bedroom houses and apartments. Hereford city lies at the strategic point along England's border with Wales and for at least 1,000 years played an important part in England's history, facing countless battles, sieges and raids culminating in the Civil War when the city changed hands four times between 1642 and 1645. Today, much of the city centre is pedestrianised and is dominated by its superb 11th century cathedral and the High Town which provides a central open space for a variety of events and street entertainment throughout the year. SHOPS Set within two miles of Hereford city centre, Swallowcroft becomes the ideal location for those seeking picturesque surroundings with the added convenience of a nearby town. For your everyday essentials, there is a Co-op less than half a mile away, For your weekly shop, there is a Sainsburys and a Tescos, both of which are only one and a half miles from the development. Maylord Shopping Centre plays host to an array of fashionable high street outlets such as Next, Topshop and Wallis. Shops Distance (in miles) The Co-op 1.32 SCHOOLS Hereford remains one of England's most unspoilt rural idylls, famous for its white faced cattle, hops, cider and Wye salmon. Its numerous areas of leafy open space combined with an extensive and varied mix of local schools, make it the ideal location in which to bring up a family. Primary schools within close proximity to the development include Marlbrook Primary, St Martin's Primary and Hunderton Junior. The nearby Secondary schools also come highly recommended and include Haywood High School, Hereford Cathedral School and Whitecross High. Schools Distance (in miles) Marlbrook Primary School .99 (Sorry, but we cannot guarantee that the schools listed are within the catchment area or have available places; or that this is a complete list of all schools in the local area - for this, see ) TRANSPORT Swallowcroft is blessed with both excellent road and rail links. The development is positioned just off the A49 which opens up the entirety of the surrounding area as well as the M50 which is just 15 miles from your front door. These road links provide easy access to the market towns of Ross on Wye, Abergavenny and Monmouth. For those who prefer to travel by train, Hereford train station is a mere 20 minutes away and offers frequent and efficient services down to Cardiff in approximately one hour and up to Birmingham New Street in roughly one and a half hours.Transport Distance (in miles) Hereford Train Station() 2.65 HEALTH Hereford Swimming Pool and Archways Health and Fitness Centre are just one and a half miles away, whilst other local gyms include Factory Health Fitness and Sixth Sense Fitness Studio. If golf is your favoured sport, there are a range of popular courses close by, including the Municiple course just two miles away. Other activities such as tennis and riding are also well catered for, with Hereford Racecourse close by. LEISURE The city centre and the Left Bank Village also boast a wide selection of shops, cafes, restaurants and bars, to ensure every occasion and taste are well catered for. Popular restaurants include sought-after Italian's such as ASK, in addition to establishments of Indian, Chinese, French and Thai cuisines. The vicinity also boasts an array of traditional pubs, many of which are within walking distance of your front door, and the Courtyard Theatre on the edge of town provides a variety of music, comedy, theatre and film. So whatever your preference, Hereford will not fail to impres
65 :Oakwell C The Vineyard Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire,Herefordshire
Detached ,£279995
Lovell Homes
Property features : Double Garage Living Room3.95 0 x 5.110 12'11" x 16'9" Dining Room3.95 0 x 2.787 12'11" x 9'2" Kitchen3.85 0 x 3.637 12'7" x 11'11" Utility1.80 0 x 1.700 5'11" x 5'7" Cloaks1.80 0 x 1.700 5'11" x 5'7" Bedroom 13.137 x 4.837 10'7" x 15'10" Bedroom 22.837 x 4.067 9'4" x 13'4" Bedroom 32.650 x 3.070 8'8" x 10'0" Bedroom 43.174 x 2.029 10'5" x 6'8" En-Suite1.750 x 2.358 5'9" x 7'9" Bathroom1.900 x 3.070 7'9" x 10'0" The town of Ross-on-Wye boasts one of the most stunning settings within Herefordshire, sitting high on a rocky outcrop overlooking the gentle waters of the River Wye. The Vineyards, a delightful development of just sixty-five properties is set within the nearby countryside, surrounded by green belt land and steep wooded hills. Each of the ten house types will be finished in brick to blend easily into the natural environment. Travel The location of the town gives easy access to the A40, M50 and A49 linking to Hereford, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Worcester and Birmingham. First class rail links are available from nearby Gloucester and Hereford Railway Stations. Education Local schooling is at a premium with several nursery and primary schools and a first class high school with sixth form centre. Shopping The town is a clever blend of modern architecture and perfectly preserved Tudor buildings. There are good every day facilities including supermarkets, High Street shops, designer and craft boutiques. Restaurants and pubs vie for prominence within the town, offering an excellent choice of food to suit every taste, whether in grand style or the savouring of good pub fare. Leisure It’s the stunning countryside surrounding the town that makes this area so special. The Golden Valley, Symonds Yat, Royal Forest of Dean, Black Mountains and the Malvern Hills offer endless leisure pursuits ideal for children and adults alike, swimming, canoeing, abseilling, hot air ballooning, river cruises or just taking in some of the beautiful walks and scenic drives. Whatever your choice this is an area that can certainly claim to have something for everyone.
Pailton Swallowcroft, Bullingham Lane, Hereford, Herefordshire,Herefordshire
Detached ,£299995
Laing Homes
Swallowcroft comprises a superb collection of one and two bedroom apartments and three, four and five bedroom houses within a stylish and elegant development. LivingRoom 6.370m x 4.025m KitchenRoom 4.910m x 3.670m UtilityRoom Bedroom1 3.725m x 2.310m Ensuite shower room Bedroom2 3.155m x 2.360m Bedroom3 3.050m x 2.102m Bedroom4 3.005m x 2.170m MasterbedRoom 4.910m x 3.725m Ensuite shower to master bedroom Swallowcroft is ideally positioned within a tranquil setting that is near to Hereford city centre for a variety of easily accessible local amenities. A selection of 3, 4 and 5 bedroom houses and apartments. Hereford city lies at the strategic point along England's border with Wales and for at least 1,000 years played an important part in England's history, facing countless battles, sieges and raids culminating in the Civil War when the city changed hands four times between 1642 and 1645. Today, much of the city centre is pedestrianised and is dominated by its superb 11th century cathedral and the High Town which provides a central open space for a variety of events and street entertainment throughout the year. SHOPS Set within two miles of Hereford city centre, Swallowcroft becomes the ideal location for those seeking picturesque surroundings with the added convenience of a nearby town. For your everyday essentials, there is a Co-op less than half a mile away, For your weekly shop, there is a Sainsburys and a Tescos, both of which are only one and a half miles from the development. Maylord Shopping Centre plays host to an array of fashionable high street outlets such as Next, Topshop and Wallis. Shops Distance (in miles) The Co-op 1.32 SCHOOLS Hereford remains one of England's most unspoilt rural idylls, famous for its white faced cattle, hops, cider and Wye salmon. Its numerous areas of leafy open space combined with an extensive and varied mix of local schools, make it the ideal location in which to bring up a family. Primary schools within close proximity to the development include Marlbrook Primary, St Martin's Primary and Hunderton Junior. The nearby Secondary schools also come highly recommended and include Haywood High School, Hereford Cathedral School and Whitecross High. Schools Distance (in miles) Marlbrook Primary School .99 (Sorry, but we cannot guarantee that the schools listed are within the catchment area or have available places; or that this is a complete list of all schools in the local area - for this, see ) TRANSPORT Swallowcroft is blessed with both excellent road and rail links. The development is positioned just off the A49 which opens up the entirety of the surrounding area as well as the M50 which is just 15 miles from your front door. These road links provide easy access to the market towns of Ross on Wye, Abergavenny and Monmouth. For those who prefer to travel by train, Hereford train station is a mere 20 minutes away and offers frequent and efficient services down to Cardiff in approximately one hour and up to Birmingham New Street in roughly one and a half hours.Transport Distance (in miles) Hereford Train Station() 2.65 HEALTH Hereford Swimming Pool and Archways Health and Fitness Centre are just one and a half miles away, whilst other local gyms include Factory Health Fitness and Sixth Sense Fitness Studio. If golf is your favoured sport, there are a range of popular courses close by, including the Municiple course just two miles away. Other activities such as tennis and riding are also well catered for, with Hereford Racecourse close by. LEISURE The city centre and the Left Bank Village also boast a wide selection of shops, cafes, restaurants and bars, to ensure every occasion and taste are well catered for. Popular restaurants include sought-after Italian's such as ASK, in addition to establishments of Indian, Chinese, French and Thai cuisines. The vicinity also boasts an array of traditional pubs, many of which are within walking distance of your front door, and the Courtyard Theatre on the edge of town provides a variety of music, comedy, theatre and film. So whatever your preference, Hereford will not fail to impres
4 :Kingsford The Vineyard Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire,Herefordshire
Detached ,£349995
Lovell Homes
Property features : Double Garage Living Room3.29 5 x 6.150 10'10" x 20'2" Dining Room3.01 6 x 3.075 9'11" x 10'0" Kitchen3.24 6 x 4.775 10'8" x 15'8" Utility2.17 5 x 1.775 7'2" x 5'10" Cloaks2.17 5 x 1.0007'2" x 3'7" Bedroom 13.232 x 4.137 10'7" x 13'7" En-Suite1.600 x 1.900 5'3" x 6'3" Dressing Room1.569 x 1.900 5'2" x 6'3" Bedroom 23.306 x 3.124 10'10" x 10'3" Bedroom 5/Study2.350 x 2.916 7'8" x 9'7" Bathroom2.756 x 1.900 9'0" x 6'3" Bedroom 33.306 x 4.150 10'10" x 13'8" Bedroom 43.282 x 4.122 10'9" x 13'6" Shower Room1.650 x 2.050 5'5" x 6'9" The town of Ross-on-Wye boasts one of the most stunning settings within Herefordshire, sitting high on a rocky outcrop overlooking the gentle waters of the River Wye. The Vineyards, a delightful development of just sixty-five properties is set within the nearby countryside, surrounded by green belt land and steep wooded hills. Each of the ten house types will be finished in brick to blend easily into the natural environment. Travel The location of the town gives easy access to the A40, M50 and A49 linking to Hereford, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Worcester and Birmingham. First class rail links are available from nearby Gloucester and Hereford Railway Stations. Education Local schooling is at a premium with several nursery and primary schools and a first class high school with sixth form centre. Shopping The town is a clever blend of modern architecture and perfectly preserved Tudor buildings. There are good every day facilities including supermarkets, High Street shops, designer and craft boutiques. Restaurants and pubs vie for prominence within the town, offering an excellent choice of food to suit every taste, whether in grand style or the savouring of good pub fare. Leisure It’s the stunning countryside surrounding the town that makes this area so special. The Golden Valley, Symonds Yat, Royal Forest of Dean, Black Mountains and the Malvern Hills offer endless leisure pursuits ideal for children and adults alike, swimming, canoeing, abseilling, hot air ballooning, river cruises or just taking in some of the beautiful walks and scenic drives. Whatever your choice this is an area that can certainly claim to have something for everyone.
12 :Queensford The Vineyard Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire,Herefordshire
Detached ,£349995
Lovell Homes
Property features : Double Garage Living Room3.77 4 x 5.365 12'5" x 17'7" Study2.65 0 x 1.965 8'8" x 6'5" Kitchen4.41 5 x 2.871 14'6" x 9'5" Utility1.58 3 x 2.871 5'2" x 9'5" Cloaks1.67 5 x 1.0005'6" x 3'7" Dining Room3.70 0 x 2.871 12'2" x 9'5" Bedroom 13.774 x 4.298 12'5" x 14'1" En-Suite2.665 x 1.626 8'9" x 5'4" Bedroom 23.125 x 2.962 10'3" x 9'8" En-Suite1.800 x 1.900 5'11" x 6'3" Bedroom 32.687 x 2.948 8'10" x 9'8" Bedroom 42.687 x 3.075 8'10" x 10'0" Bathroom1.973 x 1.900 6'6" x 6'3" The town of Ross-on-Wye boasts one of the most stunning settings within Herefordshire, sitting high on a rocky outcrop overlooking the gentle waters of the River Wye. The Vineyards, a delightful development of just sixty-five properties is set within the nearby countryside, surrounded by green belt land and steep wooded hills. Each of the ten house types will be finished in brick to blend easily into the natural environment. Travel The location of the town gives easy access to the A40, M50 and A49 linking to Hereford, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Worcester and Birmingham. First class rail links are available from nearby Gloucester and Hereford Railway Stations. Education Local schooling is at a premium with several nursery and primary schools and a first class high school with sixth form centre. Shopping The town is a clever blend of modern architecture and perfectly preserved Tudor buildings. There are good every day facilities including supermarkets, High Street shops, designer and craft boutiques. Restaurants and pubs vie for prominence within the town, offering an excellent choice of food to suit every taste, whether in grand style or the savouring of good pub fare. Leisure It’s the stunning countryside surrounding the town that makes this area so special. The Golden Valley, Symonds Yat, Royal Forest of Dean, Black Mountains and the Malvern Hills offer endless leisure pursuits ideal for children and adults alike, swimming, canoeing, abseilling, hot air ballooning, river cruises or just taking in some of the beautiful walks and scenic drives. Whatever your choice this is an area that can certainly claim to have something for everyone.
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