Spotlight on Warwickshire


Birthplace of William Shakespeare, home to ‘Britain’s ultimate castle’ and miles upon miles of canals to explore, Warwickshire is situated in the heart of England and is now one of Bovis Homes most popular areas.


With brand new homes across the region, including in Leamington Spa, Stratford-upon-Avon, Salford Priors, Rugby, Warwick and Bidford-on- Avon, you could find your perfect new house nestled in one of Bovis Homes’ picturesque locations.


“We’ve got properties ranging from two-bedroom bungalows to five-bedroom family homes across Warwickshire,” says West Midlands Marketing Manager for Bovis Homes, Heather Suffield. “Our homes are


situated in some fantastic locations - whether you’re looking for spectacular countryside views, to be close to shops and schools or you want to be part of a close knit community - we’ll have just the right location for you.”


“You can pop into one of our information centres and speak to a sales advisor to find out more about the area and the properties we have available. It’s also well worth visiting the show homes to see the styles and specifications of our houses.”


Just two miles from the town centre of Warwick, Bovis Homes’ Warwick Gates location offers a wide selection of houses for buyers. It has excellent transport links to a range of major cities and with a railway station just two miles


away you could be in London in just 90 minutes. If you’re looking to travel further afield, Birmingham airport is only 20 miles away – so overseas business journeys and holidays are no hassle!


If you are looking for a more rural area, Walnut Grange in Salford Priors, just two miles from the riverside community of Bidford-on-Avon may be the place for you. A pretty village close to the Worcestershire border, it has chocolate box cottages, open countryside, a pub, post office and shop - what more could you want?


To find out more about Bovis Homes in Warwickshire visit:


www.bovishomes.co.uk


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