Marston Edge, Warwickshire

Residential Park (find out more here)

Description

Marston Edge is an exclusive residential park backing onto acres of countryside, this luxury community is available for homeowners over the age of 50.  This modern development offers views across the Cotswolds and beyond.

Marston Edge is a pet-friendly park nestled on the edge of the Cotswolds and is well-connected to many convenient local sights and sounds. Only 5 miles from Strartford-upon-Avon with all its attractions.  The park could be an ideal investment for retirees aiming to downsize from towns and cities close by.  As well as living in the Warwickshire countryside, residents will have chance to explore local villages and towns close by, with historic sights and everyday amenities in full supply. 

Why Choose Marston Edge?

This is a popular residential park exclusively for people over 50 years of age.  This means that it is likely to appeal to retirees and semi-retirees.  This secure, close-knit neighbourhood offers private parking and garden areas as well as access to local public transport, with a bus stop based just outside the main entrance to the park.

This modern community offers residents the chance to enjoy all the benefits of living in a rural location.   New residents at the park will be able to look across wide open country spaces, all the while still having access to roads and links to nearby towns and cities should they wish to venture out and sample some of the wider shopping experiences. 

The privacy of the park may appeal to those looking to retire close to the country and to those who will appreciate additional security heading into retirement. Offering independent park living available for solo residents and couples alike.  Being only 5 miles from Stratford-upon-Avon it is convenient for local fare as well as green walks for miles around. 

About Marston Edge’s Location

The park homes exclusive location offers residents the chance to look across and explore the Cotswolds, with links to Worcester and the Malvern Hills to the West.  Therefore, it is a park which may appeal to those retirees looking to move closer to the English greenery that many city and town populations never get to see.

This residential park is located between the two peaceful villages of Lower Quinton and Long Marston with a range of amenities on its doorstep with a renowned pub that was once owned by King Henry VIII, medical centre, antiques centre, leisure centre and post office all within a mile of the development. Stratford garden and shopping centre with its array of independent boutique shops and Waitrose supermarket are just a few minutes drive away. It is also well-connected across local roads and public transport links, only a 10-minute drive from Stratford Upon Avon down the A3400 and Clifford Lane, through Clifford Chambers and connecting at Station Road.  New residents will find the park just ahead of Upper and Lower Quinton.  The park benefits from signposts and is also easy to find and reach through GPS or Google Maps.

Historic Warwickshire is likely to appeal to many people keen to move out to somewhere quaint and peaceful in their retirement years.  The rolling green hills and vistas across the Cotswolds are breathtaking meaning that new residents may wish to move here purely for the outlook.

The park also links close by to the A46, A429 and A44, meaning that it is in a desirable location for anyone who wishes to explore the various towns and historic villages Warwickshire has to offer such as nearby Stratford-upon-Avon and Chipping Campden.  The park’s location is popular for its views as well as for its quiet disposition.  It is far enough away from main roads to avoid noise from nearby traffic and populous.  The acres of countryside, too, will likely help to soften the soundscape. 

Things to Do Near Marston Edge

This rural location puts residents at the edge of the Cotswolds, the Malvern Hills and the Chiltern Hills, another Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which residents will drive out and find towards the South East.  Heading further West into Wales is the Brecon Beacons National Park, a few hours’ drive away.  Therefore, the park is in the heart of some of England’s most popular green land.

Towards the North of the park, however, are historic towns and communities likely to appeal to residents who wish to take in local culture.  Stratford Upon Avon is a popular community as it is the birthplace of legendary Playwright William Shakespeare.  Town visitors can explore his house and home and will also be able to take in a show or two at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. 

As well as offering a variety of restaurants Stratford is also home to its own popular butterfly farm, likely to be a popular day out for residents meeting up with families.  Park residents may also wish to explore the River Avon, with a full trail and plenty of walks along the waterways likely to appeal to those looking to get back to the countryside.

Residents can explore it all from the comfort of the park, with a bus route just outside the park entrance, and with roads linking to major A-roads across the county.  It should not be too difficult for new residents to explore the region and its attractions whether by driving or by taking public transport.  There are also plenty of routes and trails to walk nearby.

Address

Marston Edge
Lower Quinton
Stratford-upon-Avon
Warwickshire
CV37 8LJ