Ashberry at Pirton Fields

The village of Churchdown, Gloucestershire, is encompassed on three sides by dazzling countryside, and is positioned less than six miles away from Cheltenham.

Churchdown’s mixture of rural and urban areas ensures that there’s lots to see and do in the village, including Churchdown Hill. This nature reserved is part-managed by the Woodland Trust and the Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, and this management allows the public to have access. Further green spaces are available in the village and the local areas, as well as segregated bicycle paths for rides out. Nearby Cheltenham and Gloucester are reachable via the M5, giving residents easy access to these settlements and their fantastic amenities.

Those seeking to own a home on Ashberry at Pirton Fields will be well-served by the highly regarded schools in the area. Under a mile away from the development are Innsworth Infant School and Longlevens Infant School. Plus, a little over a 10-minute walk away is St Mary’s RC Primary School. For older students, Churchdown School Academy is only around a five-minute drive away from Ashberry at Pirton Fields. Any future university students living on the development will be pleased by the ease of access to the University of Gloucestershire’s campuses, which are all within a 20-minute drive of the development.

Potential residents of Ashberry at Pirton Fields will appreciate the variety of transport options available for commuting to nearby towns and cities. Around two and a half miles away from the development, a little under a 10-minute drive, is Gloucester train station, which provides trains into nearby Bristol – under a 50-minute trip – and Newport – a journey that takes a little under an hour. For those preferring to drive, this development’s direct access to the M5 means that a number of cities are within driving distance of Ashberry at Pirton Fields. Worcester, around 25 miles away, and Bristol, roughly 40 miles away, are both less than 45 minutes’ drive. A little further away, both Birmingham and Oxford can be reached in about an hour’s drive.

Traditional traders in Churchdown provide essential services for homeowners at Ashberry at Pirton Fields. Two main areas offer helpful outlets, including Blacksmith Lane, home to a chemist, coffee shop, and hairdresser, and St John’s Avenue, home to a post office, a supermarket, and a bakery. In Cheltenham and Gloucester, easily reachable by car, well-known shops and chain stores are available, along with larger supermarkets and specialist stores.