prestigious new development

set within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

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prestigious new development

set within the cotswolds area of outstanding natural beauty

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GREEN WALK, STANDISH

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Green Walk, Standish will be one of our most ambitious developments to date.

A 32-acre estate, dating back to 1818, in a stunning Cotswolds location with a Grade II listed manor house and three more listed buildings.

We are converting these historic buildings into characterful homes but the site also presents the opportunity for us to build a number of new homes in keeping with this very special setting.

Schools

Stroud High School – 11 mins drive
Marling School – 10 mins drive

Leisure

Doverow Wood – 7 mins drive
Randwick Wood – 13 mins drive

Shopping

Gloucester Quays – 19 mins
Stroud – 3 mins drive

Fitness

The Fifth Dimension – 10 mins
Fitness Mill – 15 mins drive

supermarkets

Sainsbury’s – 10 mins drive
Waitrose – 14 mins drive

transport

Stroud train station – 13 mins drive
M5 – 5 mins drive
Bristol Airport – 50 mins drive

local amenities

YOUR LOCAL AREA

Stonehouse holds your closest local amenities for small shopping trips and parks for the children however from Stonehouse, there are a number of footpaths and lanes leading to the nearby canal, Stroudwater Navigation, which passes through the west of the town. As well as easy access the main town centre of Stroud.

Stroud has a strong community of independent shops, lively café culture and is served by the Great Western Railway, with frequent services to Gloucester, Cheltenham, Swindon, Reading and London Paddington, making it well connected for getting around.

The town has also for many years hosted a fringe festival on the second weekend in September. With a number of outdoor stages, and the majority of the venues in town taking part, over 400 performers can be seen free of charge over the course of the weekend.

On the fringes of the town is Stratford Park, home to a leisure centre with an indoor and an outdoor swimming pool, and the Museum in the Park, a museum of the history and culture of the Stroud valleys.

The Cotswold Way, a beautiful nation trail, passes close to the development making it perfect for walkers and explorers to venture out and take in the amazing green spaces that surround you.

local amenities

YOUR LOCAL AREA

Stonehouse holds your closest local amenities for small shopping trips and parks for the children however from Stonehouse, there are a number of footpaths and lanes leading to the nearby canal, Stroudwater Navigation, which passes through the west of the town. As well as easy access the main town centre of Stroud.

Stroud has a strong community of independent shops, lively café culture and is served by the Great Western Railway, with frequent services to Gloucester, Cheltenham, Swindon, Reading and London Paddington, making it well connected for getting around.

Stroud has also for many years hosted a fringe festival on the second weekend in September. With a number of outdoor stages, and the majority of the venues in town taking part, over 400 performers can be seen free of charge over the course of the weekend.

On the fringes of the town is Stratford Park, home to a leisure centre with an indoor and an outdoor swimming pool, and the Museum in the Park, a museum of the history and culture of the Stroud valleys.

Cotswold Way, a beautiful nation trail, passes close to the development making it perfect for walkers and explorers to venture out and take in the amazing green spaces that surround you.