New Homes in Warwickshire
Located in the West Midlands, Warwickshire offers an appealing balance of rural charm and urban convenience. Families appreciate highly regarded schools and strong community spirit in the county’s picturesque villages and market towns.
Warwickshire also boasts numerous cultural attractions such as Warwick Castle and the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Its picturesque landscape includes rolling countryside and numerous historic parks, including Charlecote Park – a five-minute drive from the historic Stratford-upon-Avon.
Commuters enjoy convenient access to urban hubs like Birmingham and Coventry by rail. Explore our new homes in Warwickshire and find a location that suits you.
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With a selection of charming towns and villages, each full of characterful properties which take advantage of the surroundings, Warwickshire is certainly a pleasant place to live. Even more so when you use our Movemaker service to buy your new home in the area. With this, we’ll help you sell your existing home and pay your estate agent fees for you, while we have a range of other offers which you may also be interested in.
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From historic sites and landmarks to a world famous literary heritage and an array of natural landscapes to explore, Warwickshire is packed with great ways to spend your time. Stratford-upon-Avon is renowned for being the birthplace of iconic playwright William Shakespeare and has the attractions to back it up, while Warwick Castle, Kenilworth Castle and Broughton Castle are all impressive spots.
Cultural highlights include Warwick’s Market Hall Museum, the British Motor Museum, the MAD Museum and Leamington Spa Art Gallery and Museum. Kingsbury Water Park, Ryton Pools Country Park and Draycote Water are all excellent natural spaces, while part of the Cotswolds lie nearby. If you have kids, don’t miss Hatton Adventure World and Ash End House Children’s Farm. -
There are lots of excellent schools across the county, with top options for younger children including Emscote Infant School and Coten End Primary in Warwick. Both are very well regarded, as is Sydenham Primary in the Leamington Spa area. Southam Primary and the nearby St Mary’s Catholic Primary are also strong choices.
Children in that area can move on to Southam College after primary school, which has an excellent reputation. The mixed Stratford upon Avon School and neighbouring King Edward VI School for boys are also considered high performing, along with Higham Lane School in Nuneaton and Kenilworth School and Sixth Form.
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Warwickshire benefits from a strong location within the West Midlands and has the transport links to match it. There are plenty of bus and train routes across the county, while the council also promotes more environmentally friendly means of travel through things like car share schemes and park and ride services.
Trains from Royal Leamington Spa to Birmingham, for example, take 40 minutes, while it’s double that to London. Travelling times to both those places are similar from nearby Warwick, which is a little closer to the M40 motorway, which runs through the county between those two major cities. The M6 also passes through the north of Warwickshire and the M1 just the other side of the eastern border.