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Warwickshire - Oversley House, Alcester
Three bedroom cottage - £175,000
Oversley House is situated off Kinwarton Road and was built by New Horizon Homes Limited in 1987. It consists of 58 houses, flats and bungalows in attractive gardens close to the centre of the town.
Alcester is on the old Roman Road leading west from Stratford-upon-Avon and lies at the junction of the rivers Arrow and Alne. In the twelth century it was known as Alencestre 'Roman town on the River Alne' though little now remains of the Roman camp near Ryknild Street. There are many half-timbered houses along the side streets with the Town Hall dating from the seventeenth centuryu and the gabled Old Malt House from the sixteenth. Rgaley Hall nearby is surrounded by 8000 acres of farmland and woodland and a 400 acre park, including a lake, landscaped by Capability Brown.
For further information telephone: 01789 765165
Worcestershire - Stonehouse Close, Redditch
Two bedroom bungalow - £ 145,000
Stonehouse Close is situated off Birchfield Close in Headless Cross and consists of 39 bungalows completed in 1992.
Redditch is first mentioned in the 14th century and remained a village for much of the middle ages. It wasn't until the 20th century that the town was designated a 'new town' and the population increased dramatically also becoming a dormitory town for Birmingham. The Kingfisher Shopping Centre is one of the largest in the United Kingdom.
For further information telephone: 01527 591009
Worcestershire - Naseby Close, Redditch
Two bedroom bungalow -£119,500
Naseby Close is situated off Church Hill North to the north-east of the town centre and consists of 23 bungalows completed in 1986.
Redditch is about six miles south west of Bromsgrove and the old Icknield Street runs north to south through the eastern side of the town and Junction 3 of the M42 motorway is about five miles to the north. Junction 5 of the M5 motorway is about nine miles and both Alcester and Henley-in-Arden are about six miles. Fast trains from Redditch to Birmingham (New Street) take a little over half an hour.
For further information telephone: 0121 445 4666