New Townhouse developments in wolverhampton
New in wolverhampton
Plot 25, Lewis, westfield, Wolverhampton, West Midlands,Wolverhampton
Townhouse ,£184950
Miller Homes
Ground metres / feet kitchen/dining4.730m x 4.098m (max) wc1.952m x 0.852m First metres / feet lounge4.730m x 3.990m (max) bedroom 33.971m x 2.788m Renting can be money down the drain. At Westfields 2 bedroom apartments are available from £112,950* and 3 and 4 bedroom terrace homes and townhouses start from £149,950. Call the sales office today to find out more about individually tailored incentive packages specifically designed to help get you on the first rung of the property ladder. Westfields brings a lively and desirable new residential neighbourhood to the city of Wolverhampton. Just a short distance from the city centre, and in easy reach of the rail and motorway networks, it offers both a peaceful retreat and a convenient base for the commuter. Leisure The city centre offers a vibrant mixture of leisure, cultural and sporting activities, and it has a lively nightlife with a varied selection of pubs and clubs, theatres, cinemas and live music. Wolverhampton is also unusual in having three race venues, for horses, greyhounds and speedway. Attractions close to Westfields include Bantock House, a fine Edwardian mansion standing in beautiful parkland and recently restored gardens, with exhibitions devoted to Wolverhampton’s industrial past and some of the city’s finest examples of decorative arts. There is also an excellent outdoor adventure playground nearby at Ettingshall, supervised by professional play staff, and the sports centre at Colton Hills School has swimming and sports facilities open to the public. Shopping There is a range of retailers in Parkfield Road, Birmingham New Road and the other streets around Westfields, including food and drink shops, convenience stores, newsagents, chemists and a post office. Wolverhampton is an attractive shopping destination with an exciting assortment of specialist retailers and high street names. The traditional outdoor market has recently been supplemented by a monthly farmers’ market, and the more modern shopping environments include the renowned, and newly refurbished, Wulfrun Centre. Transport Westfields has easy access to the M6 which links to the M5 and M54, bringing Telford, Birmingham and Coventry into commuting range. Midlands Metro provides a rapid service between Wolverhampton and Birmingham, with a station at Bilston, and there are excellent local bus services. Birmingham Airport is around half an hour’s drive away, and Wolverhampton has its own Business Airport for domestic flights. *Price includes 5% deposit paid.
Plot 23, Lewis, westfield, Wolverhampton, West Midlands,Wolverhampton
Townhouse ,£184950
Miller Homes
Ground metres / feet kitchen/dining4.730m x 4.098m (max) wc1.952m x 0.852m First metres / feet lounge4.730m x 3.990m (max) bedroom 33.971m x 2.788m Renting can be money down the drain. At Westfields 2 bedroom apartments are available from £112,950* and 3 and 4 bedroom terrace homes and townhouses start from £149,950. Call the sales office today to find out more about individually tailored incentive packages specifically designed to help get you on the first rung of the property ladder. Westfields brings a lively and desirable new residential neighbourhood to the city of Wolverhampton. Just a short distance from the city centre, and in easy reach of the rail and motorway networks, it offers both a peaceful retreat and a convenient base for the commuter. Leisure The city centre offers a vibrant mixture of leisure, cultural and sporting activities, and it has a lively nightlife with a varied selection of pubs and clubs, theatres, cinemas and live music. Wolverhampton is also unusual in having three race venues, for horses, greyhounds and speedway. Attractions close to Westfields include Bantock House, a fine Edwardian mansion standing in beautiful parkland and recently restored gardens, with exhibitions devoted to Wolverhampton’s industrial past and some of the city’s finest examples of decorative arts. There is also an excellent outdoor adventure playground nearby at Ettingshall, supervised by professional play staff, and the sports centre at Colton Hills School has swimming and sports facilities open to the public. Shopping There is a range of retailers in Parkfield Road, Birmingham New Road and the other streets around Westfields, including food and drink shops, convenience stores, newsagents, chemists and a post office. Wolverhampton is an attractive shopping destination with an exciting assortment of specialist retailers and high street names. The traditional outdoor market has recently been supplemented by a monthly farmers’ market, and the more modern shopping environments include the renowned, and newly refurbished, Wulfrun Centre. Transport Westfields has easy access to the M6 which links to the M5 and M54, bringing Telford, Birmingham and Coventry into commuting range. Midlands Metro provides a rapid service between Wolverhampton and Birmingham, with a station at Bilston, and there are excellent local bus services. Birmingham Airport is around half an hour’s drive away, and Wolverhampton has its own Business Airport for domestic flights. *Price includes 5% deposit paid.
LANSFIELD H, Monmore Grange , Wolverhampton,West Midlands, WV4 6BP,Wolverhampton
Semi-Detached ,£185000
Bryant Homes
Development details Just over a mile and a half from Wolverhampton’s vibrant city centre and close to the Black Country’s essential road links, you’ll find the new Bryant development at Monmore Grange. Living If you prefer to live the sporting life there are excellent leisure centres – including swimming pools – in Wolverhampton and Dudley. The famous football ground at Molineux, home to Wolves, is convenient, as is the horse racing at Dunstall Park and the Monmore Green dog track. Then for everything from walking, running and cycling to peaceful picnicking try the pretty Bantock and West Parks. Families with children will really benefit from the good local school, these include Lanesfield Nursery and Junior and Parkfield High. The well renowned Royal Private School is also only a couple of miles away in Penn, and Wolverhampton and Birmingham both have thriving universities. Location If you have to travel for business or pleasure, Monmore Grange is perfectly connected. Situated alongside Birmingham New Road, Monmore Grange gives you access to Coseley and Wolverhampton station. The M6 and Black Country Route are easily reached, as is Birmingham’s international airport.
LANSFIELD, Monmore Grange , Wolverhampton,West Midlands, WV4 6BP,Wolverhampton
Terraced ,£185000
Bryant Homes
Development details Just over a mile and a half from Wolverhampton’s vibrant city centre and close to the Black Country’s essential road links, you’ll find the new Bryant development at Monmore Grange. Living If you prefer to live the sporting life there are excellent leisure centres – including swimming pools – in Wolverhampton and Dudley. The famous football ground at Molineux, home to Wolves, is convenient, as is the horse racing at Dunstall Park and the Monmore Green dog track. Then for everything from walking, running and cycling to peaceful picnicking try the pretty Bantock and West Parks. Families with children will really benefit from the good local school, these include Lanesfield Nursery and Junior and Parkfield High. The well renowned Royal Private School is also only a couple of miles away in Penn, and Wolverhampton and Birmingham both have thriving universities. Location If you have to travel for business or pleasure, Monmore Grange is perfectly connected. Situated alongside Birmingham New Road, Monmore Grange gives you access to Coseley and Wolverhampton station. The M6 and Black Country Route are easily reached, as is Birmingham’s international airport.
Plot 22, Oakham, westfield, Wolverhampton, West Midlands,Wolverhampton
Townhouse ,£185450
Miller Homes
Ground metres / feet dining/kitchen4.730m x 3.011m wc1.997m x 0.852m First metres / feet lounge4.730m x 3.074m bedroom 33.011m x 2.589m (min) bathroom2.052m x 1.953m Renting can be money down the drain. At Westfields 2 bedroom apartments are available from £112,950* and 3 and 4 bedroom terrace homes and townhouses start from £149,950. Call the sales office today to find out more about individually tailored incentive packages specifically designed to help get you on the first rung of the property ladder. Westfields brings a lively and desirable new residential neighbourhood to the city of Wolverhampton. Just a short distance from the city centre, and in easy reach of the rail and motorway networks, it offers both a peaceful retreat and a convenient base for the commuter. Leisure The city centre offers a vibrant mixture of leisure, cultural and sporting activities, and it has a lively nightlife with a varied selection of pubs and clubs, theatres, cinemas and live music. Wolverhampton is also unusual in having three race venues, for horses, greyhounds and speedway. Attractions close to Westfields include Bantock House, a fine Edwardian mansion standing in beautiful parkland and recently restored gardens, with exhibitions devoted to Wolverhampton’s industrial past and some of the city’s finest examples of decorative arts. There is also an excellent outdoor adventure playground nearby at Ettingshall, supervised by professional play staff, and the sports centre at Colton Hills School has swimming and sports facilities open to the public. Shopping There is a range of retailers in Parkfield Road, Birmingham New Road and the other streets around Westfields, including food and drink shops, convenience stores, newsagents, chemists and a post office. Wolverhampton is an attractive shopping destination with an exciting assortment of specialist retailers and high street names. The traditional outdoor market has recently been supplemented by a monthly farmers’ market, and the more modern shopping environments include the renowned, and newly refurbished, Wulfrun Centre. Transport Westfields has easy access to the M6 which links to the M5 and M54, bringing Telford, Birmingham and Coventry into commuting range. Midlands Metro provides a rapid service between Wolverhampton and Birmingham, with a station at Bilston, and there are excellent local bus services. Birmingham Airport is around half an hour’s drive away, and Wolverhampton has its own Business Airport for domestic flights. *Price includes 5% deposit paid.
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