- For Sale
- Guide price 715,000 GBP
- Property Type: Apartment
First-floor retirement apartment with assisted living and dual aspects.
Newlands of Stow offers a diverse retirement lifestyle for over 55s, whether residing in the Independent Living Cottages, Assisted Living Apartments or Nursing Home. Set on the edge of the picturesque market town of Stow-on-the-Wold, amongst 10 acres of tranquil landscaped gardens, Newlands offers a bespoke lifestyle opportunity.Newlands Court is a gated collection of Cotswold stone-built cottages situated in an elevated position. It offers views over the formal gardens and countryside beyond. 21 Newlands Court is a wonderful ground-floor light and spacious apartment presented in immaculate order.Gardens and groundsThe property benefits from a mature and private garden and terrace with more formal communal gardens on hand.ServicesAll services are connected to the propertyTermsTenure: Leasehold 125 years from 2009Local Authority: Cotswold District Council 01285 623000, Tax band EService chargeThe benefit of living at Newlands is the level of support, care and services provided to make life comfortable and enjoyable for all. The core services provided by the service charge include maintenance of the grounds and estate, including external maintenance of the building, communal facilities, including a communal lounge, restaurant, library and hairdressers, care and support, and management and administration. Service charges, ground rent, and transfer fees apply. Please ask for further information.
Stow-on-the-Wold, one of the most celebrated towns in the North Cotswolds, is a historic former wool town known for its charm and vibrancy. It boasts an excellent selection of shops, pubs, and restaurants, making it a delightful destination for both residents and visitors.Conveniently located, the town offers easy access to major road and rail links, connecting Birmingham to the north and London to the south. Essential amenities are readily available, including a large supermarket, with the renowned Daylesford Organic Farm Shop nearby. For more extensive shopping and services, Cheltenham, Oxford, and Banbury are within easy reach.The area is renowned for its outstanding schools, which include Stow Primary, Kitebrook, Tudor Hall, Cheltenham College, Cheltenham Ladies' College, The Cotswold School, and Chipping Campden School. Prestigious Oxford institutions such as The Dragon, Summerfield's, and St Edward's are also accessible.Sports enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy, with horse racing at Cheltenham, golf at Naunton Downs and Broadway, rugby Gloucester and various leisure centres and private members clubs including Soho Farmhouse, The Bamford Club and Estelle Manor all within reach. A comprehensive network of footpaths and bridleways offers opportunities to explore the stunning countryside surrounding the town.Key distances include Moreton-in-Marsh (4 miles) and Kingham (5 miles), both providing train services to London Paddington in about 76 minutes. Other nearby destinations include Burford (7 miles), Cheltenham (20 miles), Cirencester (22 miles), and Oxford (25 miles). (Distances and travel times are approximate.)
Newlands of Stow offers a diverse retirement lifestyle for over 55s, whether residing in the Independent Living Cottages, Assisted Living Apartments or Nursing Home. Set on the edge of the picturesque market town of Stow-on-the-Wold, amongst 10 acres of tranquil landscaped gardens, Newlands offers a bespoke lifestyle opportunity.Newlands Court is a gated collection of Cotswold stone-built cottages situated in an elevated position. It offers views over the formal gardens and countryside beyond. 21 Newlands Court is a wonderful ground-floor light and spacious apartment presented in immaculate order.Gardens and groundsThe property benefits from a mature and private garden and terrace with more formal communal gardens on hand.ServicesAll services are connected to the propertyTermsTenure: Leasehold 125 years from 2009Local Authority: Cotswold District Council 01285 623000, Tax band EService chargeThe benefit of living at Newlands is the level of support, care and services provided to make life comfortable and enjoyable for all. The core services provided by the service charge include maintenance of the grounds and estate, including external maintenance of the building, communal facilities, including a communal lounge, restaurant, library and hairdressers, care and support, and management and administration. Service charges, ground rent, and transfer fees apply. Please ask for further information.
Stow-on-the-Wold, one of the most celebrated towns in the North Cotswolds, is a historic former wool town known for its charm and vibrancy. It boasts an excellent selection of shops, pubs, and restaurants, making it a delightful destination for both residents and visitors.Conveniently located, the town offers easy access to major road and rail links, connecting Birmingham to the north and London to the south. Essential amenities are readily available, including a large supermarket, with the renowned Daylesford Organic Farm Shop nearby. For more extensive shopping and services, Cheltenham, Oxford, and Banbury are within easy reach.The area is renowned for its outstanding schools, which include Stow Primary, Kitebrook, Tudor Hall, Cheltenham College, Cheltenham Ladies' College, The Cotswold School, and Chipping Campden School. Prestigious Oxford institutions such as The Dragon, Summerfield's, and St Edward's are also accessible.Sports enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy, with horse racing at Cheltenham, golf at Naunton Downs and Broadway, rugby Gloucester and various leisure centres and private members clubs including Soho Farmhouse, The Bamford Club and Estelle Manor all within reach. A comprehensive network of footpaths and bridleways offers opportunities to explore the stunning countryside surrounding the town.Key distances include Moreton-in-Marsh (4 miles) and Kingham (5 miles), both providing train services to London Paddington in about 76 minutes. Other nearby destinations include Burford (7 miles), Cheltenham (20 miles), Cirencester (22 miles), and Oxford (25 miles). (Distances and travel times are approximate.)
