4 bedroom detached new house for sale

The Shrewsbury Makes a strong statement as a substantial family home that is as dependable as its solid, square lines suggest.
And it doesn't waste an inch inside, with smart design making the most of the space available to provide ample accommodation for family living, while still finding room for the extras, like a separate utility and en suite, that make that living so much simpler.

Pay only 80% of the price of a brand new
home up front and own 100% with Help to Buy
Plus you only need to find 5% deposit

About Trenchwood Gardens
Reasons to buy

• New Heritage Collection of Homes in Telford
• 2, 3 & 4 bed homes Heritage Collection .
• Close to the M54 motorway and Telford Town Centre .
• Ideal for commuting.

Summary

Trenchwood Gardens will offer a selection of our homes from our New Heritage Collection.

Telford's, named after Thomas Telford the renowned civil engineer, gleaming buildings and hi tech businesses mark it out as a town for the future. One of the UK's fastest growing and most successful new towns - it contrasts with its historic neighbour Ironbridge the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. At Telford’s heart, surrounded by tall glossy buildings, is the biggest and best shopping centre in all of Shopaholic Shropshire. Open seven days a week, with parking for over 4000 cars all geared up for a family day out.

Telford is geared for children - the 450 acre Telford Town Park includes Wonderland where nursery rhymes and fairy stories come to life. There's Telford Ski Centre and nearby is Hoo Farm Animal Kingdom - sheep steeplechase, a maze and tractor grand prix. The Telford Steam Railway has steam and diesel rides and a model railway. Why not take the children to explore the 450 acre Telford Town Park and watch nursery rhymes and fairytale stories come alive in Wonderland? Older children may prefer scaling the ariel walkways, rope ladders and large slides.

We have a super Ice Rink too and a ten-screen cinema, just a few minutes walk from the shopping malls. Cafes, restaurants and hotels allow you a chance to take the weight off your feet.

And there, in the middle, leaning on his very name is Thomas Telford himself. You have to be a bit special to get an entire town named after you. The poet Southey called Telford “the colossus of roads” and his aquaducts “streams in the sky”. And of the man himself, “more heartily to be liked, more worthy to be esteemed and admired”.

The Telford International Centre is the 6th largest exhibition centre in the UK and the nearby Racquet Centre hosts many prestigious sporting events.

Telford it would seem has been appropriately named.

Opening Hours
Daily from 10am to 5.30pm. * To avoid disappointment please call for an appoinment to view *