Midshires Meadow

Site and location

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• About the area

  A fantastic location

  Recognised as the 'Gateway to the Goyt Valley', Whaley Bridge is beautifully situated at the head of the Peak Forest Canal. Set around a conservation area and the Grade II* listed Transhipment Warehouse, formerly an important transfer station for limestone shipped across the UK. The town's aquatic heritage is celebrated in June and known as ‘Whaley Water Weekend’. The town hosts a good choice of small, independent shops selling all sorts, from bikes and special gifts to fine wine and locally-produced food. There’s a selection of friendly pubs, restaurants and cafés to be enjoyed and a Farmers' Market is held monthly. Within easy walking distance to Toddbrook Reservoir - a scenic spot for fishing, sailing, canoeing and walking. Only a short drive away to the natural wonders of Goyt Valley, with its reservoirs and wooded hillsides, is the ideal location for longer walks and exploring the great outdoors.

  Essentials on your doorstep

  At Midshires Meadow, you will have all you need for day to day living nearby. Here is a list of the places we think you will find handy: Taxal and Fernilee C of E Primary School - 0.4 miles Kettleshulme St James C of E (VA) Primary School - 1.5 miles

  • Tesco - 1.2 miles
  • B & M - 1.2 miles
  • Chapel-en-le-Frith High School – 3.6 miles 
  • Market street offering lots of local shops – 3.8 miles
  • Morrisons – 3.8 miles
  • Aldi – 4.9 miles
  • Goyt Valley Medical Practice (doctors and dentist) 1.2 miles
  • Buxton Hospital – 8.3 miles
  • Chapel en le Frith leisure centre – 3.6 miles
  • Whaley bridge train station – 1 mile

   

  Efficient Modern Design

  Select homes on this development meet the latest building regulations, which sets the standards for energy performance and carbon emissions. Click here to find out more
  
  We believe a warm home is a happy one, whatever the season. So whether it's blowing a gale outside or April showers are speckling the windowpane, you can relax knowing that staying warm isn't costing you the earth. 
  

  
  

  At Midshires Meadow we want to match the local area so we will be building homes using stone and modern building techniques to deliver energy efficient homes that reduce running costs and help the environment too. They're up to 65% more energy efficient than an older home of equal size and this could save you as much as £1,980 a year on your energy bills^.