Gloucestershire housebuilder Newland Homes is offering Cotswolds house-hunters the perfect blend of traditional aesthetic and contemporary living, with its newest development, The Limes.
A collection of 45 new homes in a variety of styles, the development is located within easy reach of excellent local schools and key transport connections, and is within walking distance of the charming market town of Tetbury.
With so much to offer a range of buyers, SoGlos explores all the benefits of the zero carbon, luxury specification homes, from their modern interiors and traditional exterior features, to their prime location near all-important infrastructure in the town, within touching distance of the countryside.
The Limes location
Situated just off the A433 London Road, within a short walk of Tetbury town centre, The Limes offers proximity to key transport connections 鈥� half an hour from the M4 and M5, within easy reach of Cirencester, Cheltenham, Bath, Bristol and Swindon, and seven miles from Kemble train station 鈥� around 90 minutes from London Paddington.
And closer to home, the honey-hued 'gateway to the Cotswolds' features architectural gems from the 16th and 17th centuries, with a range of shops from supermarkets, to independent home interiors and fashion boutiques, along with plenty of delis, cafes and restaurants, too.
While the wider area boasts excellent schools, including Westonbirt Prep and Senior schools, and world-renowned nature and visitor attractions, such as Westonbirt, The National Arboretum, the gardens at King Charles III's private residence, Highgrove House, and many more.
Exterior highlights of The Limes
The Limes offers a mix of three- and four-bedroom homes in different styles, each in keeping with the next while offering something unique.
Cotswold stone is central to the exterior aesthetic, with traditional brickwork and honey-hued render being complemented by contemporary features, like curved, matt-finished door canopies, olive-coloured window frames and front gates, and wood-panelled doors with glass side lights.
The homes all have designated parking spaces, while some of the larger styles also have their own driveways and garages, and front or back gardens 鈥� with glass double doors opening out onto grassed or Cotswold gravel areas for relaxing and entertaining, and aesthetic and practical features for gardening and storage, including raised beds and sheds.
Traditional stone extends to rustically laid garden walls, paved paths and parking areas, while the public green spaces are stylishly landscaped with grass, hedges, lime trees and flower-filled borders.
Interior highlights of the new Cotswold homes
Inside, the homes boast living spaces in a variety of floorplans to suit a range of needs. Contemporary kitchen, dining, living and utility areas can be found on the ground floors, with the larger styles featuring open-plan kitchen and dining spaces.
Stylish features include a mix of wood flooring and carpet throughout, along with modern kitchens, bedrooms and bathrooms with luxury elements, including marble-effect tiling, LED strip lighting mounted to matt-finished cabinets, and integrated wardrobes, cupboards, and amenities like dishwashers and fridge freezers.
Modern climate and energy efficiency features
Built to zero carbon specifications, The Limes has been designed and crafted with the climate and wildlife in mind, with features from solar PVs, electric vehicle charging and air source heat pumps, to rain water butts and composters, hedgehog highways and RHS-approved planting.
Cost saving through energy efficiency has been a key consideration throughout, too, with the homes orientated to make the most of natural light and solar gain.
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