Saxon Fields, Aston Street, Wem, SY4 5AY
House Types Apartments, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes
Price range £139,500 - £249,500
Saxon Fields is a superb collection of apartments, mews and detached homes in the centre of Wem, north Shropshire. From first time buyers and young families, to those looking to downsize Saxon Fields offers a great opportunity to enjoy one of the most attractive towns in North Shropshire.
Saxon Fields is located in the heart of Wem on the high street. The site overlooks the small chapel on Millennium Gardens and each property has been designed to fit in with existing local architecture.
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A great location...
While it retains a lot of its character as a small market town - the first market took place in 1202 and is now held every Thursday in the Town Hall - Wem is now ideally placed to serve the needs of people working in Shrewsbury, Telford, Chester and Whitchurch.
With so much to offer...
The High Street is home to not just a distinctive range of architectural styles but also all types of shops from supermarkets to florists, electrical goods to furniture.
And when you've finished shopping, there's also a tempting choice of different cafes - everything from Chinese and Greek to the Wem Treacle Mine.
If it's a quiet drink you're craving, there are six pubs waiting with a warm welcome. Wem also boasts a selection of good schools, from nursery through to sixth form, with the famous Thomas Adams school.
Also within easy reach is the peace and open spaces of the surrounding countryside, two excellent golf courses; Hill Valley in Whitchurch and the famous Hawkstone Park Golf Club, which is only 2 miles from the town, Hawkstone Park itself, Moreton Castle and Church, and Ellesmere Lakes.
Ideal for commuting...
Travelling to and from Wem is easy, thanks to excellent road links and Saxon Fields is within easy walking distance of Wem station, with regular services to Shrewsbury, which is only 15 minutes away, and Crewe, with its mainline connections to London and the
North West.
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