Features: single parking space
En-suite bathroom
Separate dining area
Understairs storage
Downstairs cloakroom

Willans Green
Edward Street, Rugby, Warwickshire. CV21 2JP
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If you’ve been searching for a place to live that offers the perfect balance of town and country, look no further...
Nestled in the heart of Warwickshire, Willans Green is our very latest development of contemporary 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes, all set around an impressive community garden.
Nearby lies the picturesque market town of Rugby, whose origins date back some 2000 years. The birthplace of rugby, its heritage is dominated by the sport and The Rugby School remains a key focal point today. It is here that in 1823, William Webb Ellis, first took the ball in his arms and ran towards the goal. Lewis Carroll and Matthew Arnold also attended the famous Rugby School.
With its striking Victorian, Edwardian and modern architecture, central clock tower, St Andrew’s Church and Rugby School, the town has a constant appeal. There is a range of leisure centres, and as a large town, there are churches of most denominations available. Rugby has a large range of schooling from pre-school through to tertiary; Coventry and Warwick Universities are also nearby.

Willans Green
Edward Street, Rugby, Warwickshire. CV21 2JP

Location
Rugby is located at the heart of the Midlands and provides easy access from junction 18 and 20 of the M1, and junction 1 of the M6.

Recreation & Leisure
In its millennial year, Rugby gained a new library, art gallery and museum, home to a collection of Roman artefacts and a social history gallery depicting life in Rugby over the past two centuries.
As expected, the town has something to satisfy even the avid Rugby enthusiast. The James Gilbert Museum shows the life of the master craftsman in 1842, when he became the manufacturer of both the Rugby ball and boot.
For those who enjoy the great outdoors Draycote Water Country Park is an ideal day out. The 670 acre reservoir and park offers walking, cycling, an adventure playground and sailing club.
Due to Rugby's central location means you can easily explore nearby attractions such as Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick, Leamington Spa and the historic castles of Kenilworth and Warwick. Althorp House is also nearby, the home of the late Diana Princess of Wales.

Transport
Rugby is well known for its commuter networks, with fast and regular services to London, Birmingham and most other major towns and cities. Rugby train station, located on Railway Terrace, is approximately half a mile from the development.
National Express coaches serve Rugby from most major UK destinations, and Birmingham Airport is approximately 21 miles, with East Midlands Airport also nearby.

Local Authority
Rugby Borough Council, Tel: 01788 533533
www.rugby.gov.uk

Amenities
Rugby's leafy pedestrianised town centre offers a range of banks, building societies, a post office and several large supermarkets. There is a range of high street stores, restaurants and bars. A market is held every Friday, Saturday and Monday.
Located off junction 1 of the M6, 'Junction 1' and Elliotts Field Retail Park offer a large choice of retail outlets and a haven for all DIY enthuasiasts.
There is a choice of doctors and dentists and the Hospital of St Cross is located in the centre of Rugby.
There is a range of gym and leisure centres to cater for all, and as a large town, there are churches of most denominations within the locality.
Rugby has a large range of schooling from pre-school through to primary and secondary education. Coventry and Warwick University are also nearby.