Willow Grove

Kinnerley, Shropshire

3-4 Bedrooms
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A unique and prestigious development

Walk down Willow Grove, in the pretty little Shropshire village of Kinnerley, and you will find one of our most prestigious and unique projects to date. Chartland Homes has a wealth of experience in house building and has always been passionate about good design – creating efficient, sustainable but traditional houses.

Traditional & contemporary living

Our own interpretation of traditional and contemporary living incorporates a palette of materials designed to soften with age whilst providing ‘appropriate’ homes of character with an exceptional quality of workmanship. Brick and plain tiled terraced cottages sit alongside more a more urban styled Georgian houses on the village green. Lime rendered and stone plinthed Farmhouses sit comfortably around a courtyard of weatherboard barns. Quiet tree lined avenues lead to the elegant gates of a handsome Manor House set in its own grounds.

The Local Area

Conveniently positioned between the historic towns of Shrewsbury and Oswestry, Kinnerley village will proudly boast our first ‘hamlet’ in the form of eighteen village houses.

Shrewsbury with its comprehensive modern shopping centers, as well as boutique shops, restaurants and leisure facilities is also home to the renowned Shrewsbury School. It is also Steeped in History with many historic buildings and being the birthplace of Charles Darwin.

The A5 provides easy access to Chester, Shrewsbury and towards Telford and the M54 and M6, with mainline rail services available at Shrewsbury & Chester, including services to Birmingham and London.

The county has an excellent selection of schools in both the state and private sector including Oswestry School, Ellesmere College, Moreton Hall, Shrewsbury School, Shrewsbury High School, The Marches and The Corbet.

The nearby village of Knockin offers a few more local amenities, including a medical centre and the quintessentially English Knockin and Kinnerley cricket club, pitch and pavilion.

Further amenities can be found in the Welsh border town of Llanymynech, or the larger market town of Oswestry. Oswestry provides a wealth of amenities, including shopping, supermarkets, leisure facilities and a number of restaurants and cafés.

The village benefits from a local shop, post office, recently refurbished public house, highly regarded primary school, church and communal tennis court.