Regency Square new homes development is conveniently located for the delightful market town of Burton upon Trent, where all your everyday needs are taken care of.

There are several specialist shops, a post office, library and supermarket, as well as a doctor's and dentists surgery. In the heart of the Burton upon Trent you'll find traditional pubs, bars, shops and a good selection of restaurants and a Vue Cinema. The weekly market is held on a Thursday around the town hall. Children are well provided for educationally, with a good range of schools nearby including Eton Park Junior School and De Ferrers Specialist Technology College.
Steeped in history, Burton upon Trent is set in the heart of the National Forest, with over 7,000,000 trees, 700 miles of paths to explore and covering an area of over 200 square miles. The area is also packed with historic riches including Calke Abbey, Elvaston Castle, Catton Hall and Repton School.

Traditionally Burton has been associated with the brewing industry for many generations and is widely known as 'The brewing capital of Great Britain.' When you wish to up the pace the cities of Derby, Nottingham and Birmingham are easily reached. Here you'll find extensive shopping facilities as well as great nightlife and sporting events. Burton has easy access to the A38, A50 and the M1. Nottingham East Midlands Airport is approximately 20 miles away for flights to most European destinations.

SHOPS
Horninglow Road offers a great mix of independent supermarkets, salons and pubs, and your nearest supermarkets are Tesco and Asda on St Peter's Bridge, less than ten minutes drive away.

At Regency Square, you're perfectly situated for a good shopping trip! Just ten minutes away is The Octagon Shopping Centre, which offers a Beatties (House of Fraser), TK Maxx, Dorothy Perkins and a Costa coffee shop!Shops Distance (in miles)
Burton upon Trent Railway Station 1.24
Burton upon Trent Railway Station

SCHOOLS
Horninglow Infant  School

Eton Park Junior

De Ferrers AcademySchools Distance (in miles)
Horninglow Infant School .2

TRANSPORT
Burton upon Trent Railway StationTransport Distance (in miles)
Burton upon Trent Railway Station() 1.24

HEALTH
There are several specialist shops, a post office, library and supermarket, as well as a doctor's and dentists surgery.

LEISURE
Traditionally Burton has been associated with the brewing industry for many generations and is widely known as 'The brewing capital of Great Britain.' When you wish to up the pace the cities of Derby, Nottingham and Birmingham are easily reached. Here you'll find extensive shopping facilities as well as great nightlife and sporting events. Burton has easy access to the A38, A50 and the M1. Nottingham East Midlands Airport is approximately 20 miles away for flights to most European destinations.

In the heart of the Burton upon Trent you'll find traditional pubs, bars, shops and a good selection of restaurants and a Vue Cinema. The weekly market is held on a Thursday around the town hall. Children are well provided for educationally, with a good range of schools nearby including Eton Park Junior School and De Ferrers Specialist Technology College.

Travelling north on the A38 take the A5121 exit to Burton on Trent. Stay on the A5121 Wellington Road to Burton on Trent and cross straight over the traffic lights onto A5121 Derby Street.

Follow the road round to the right staying on Derby Street. At the island turn left onto A511 Horninglow Road. Stay on this road, go under the road bridge and take the first right into Barley Fields development.

Once you are in the development take the first right and the Regency Square Taylor Wimpey Marketing Suite is a short distance away on your left.