Green Walk, Standish comprises of a collection of originally designed new homes and beautifully converted listed buildings. Set within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty this development benefits from 32 acres of historical landscape, existing mature trees and gardens to create a true feeling of openness.

Stonehouse town centre is only a 1 mile South of the development and offers good community facilities and a train station with direct line to London Paddington.

By car, the M5 motorway junctions 12 & 13 are 5 minutes’ drive away with links to Bristol (40min) Cheltenham & Gloucester (20min) and there are also frequent bus services operating between Stonehouse, Stroud and Gloucester with the nearest stop being 15 min walk.

Since the company was founded, in 1979 we’ve strived to create sustainable developments, in which people want to live.

We are delighted to announce Green Walk, Standish will be implementing a range of ECO enhancements to a collection of newly built properties.

Look out for the icon to find which properties include features.

*Please see individual plot specification for exact inclusions and possible upgrades.

We are proud to be working in conjunction with local property experts Hamptons, on our prestigious development Green Walk, Standish.

As we enter the final phase of Green Walk,  we are now entrusting Hamptons with all future enquiries regarding this breath-taking development.

Coming Soon – The Oaks
A limited collection of just eight large, energy efficient detached homes, with far-reaching views, gated entry and surrounded by historic parkland – prices from £824,950

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.