Colwall to gain meadow and orchard with new homes scheme

A row of modern brick houses with brown roofs line a street behind a grassy field with patches of wildflowers under a blue sky with white clouds.

How Colwall Reach will lookKendrick Homes

A new housing development in Malvern Hills is set to provide a £360,000 boost to the area in the shape of a new wildflower meadow and community orchard.

The new project from Kendrick Homes is offering potential buyers the opportunity to enjoy a Malvern Hills lifestyle where ‘village charm meets modern convenience’.

Colwall is the site of the latest scheme and it is set to benefit from more than £360,000 of funding to enhance local services and infrastructure in the wider community.

In addition, a new tree will be planted in the National Forest for every home that is built.

Colwall Reach, which features a 36-strong selection of two, three and four-bed houses and bungalows, is set in five acres of open space, each property has substantial gardens that are ideal for families, keen gardeners and downsizers who don’t want to give up access to the great outdoors.

And in a special ‘opening’ incentive, the housebuilder will give a free robotic lawnmower to the first eight people who reserve a plot, meaning ‘someone’ else will be taking care of the mowing.

“Colwall, in the ley of The Malverns, is one of Worcestershire’s most desirable places to call home, bringing together beautiful countryside, characterful towns and villages and a rich culture,” commented Adam Cadman, Marketing Manager at Kendrick Homes. 

“Colwall Reach is a stunning low-density scheme, with plenty of generous gardens and homes that are designed full of character with all the latest technology.”

He continued: “Visitors will be able to find out more about the scheme at our sister site in Upton upon Severn, where we’ll have a showroom and sales suite dedicated to the house types you’ll soon be seeing a few miles away in Colwall.”

Kendrick Homes has strong historical ties to Worcestershire, with Colwall set to become its late development in the area. 

“The Malvern Hills form a dramatic backdrop to everyday life, with miles of open countryside, woodland and walking routes to explore,” added Adam.

“Whether it is quiet Sunday stroll or a longer walk across the ridge, the views stretching across Worcestershire and Herefordshire are some of the finest in the country.”

He continued:

“Beyond the landscape, the area has a vibrant cultural scene, with theatre, music, festivals and a strong connection to Edward Elgar."

Malvern Theatres bring an impressive programme of performances throughout the year, while the nearby Three Counties Showground hosts major events, including the RHS Malvern Spring Festival and the Malvern Autumn Show. 

Adam states: “It is a place that offers space, culture and countryside in equal measure, with everything needed for a beautifully balanced way of life.

"Not only that, connections to London Paddington mean you can literally work in the city, yet rest and play in Colwall."

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