Wesley Gardens, West Bromwich - New Property Development

Wesley Gardens, West Bromwich, West Midlands

 

About the area

The rejuvenated Black Country borough of West Bromwich is a vibrant, multi-cultural community within the surrounding urban environment.

An ongoing regeneration programme has transformed this traditionally commercial area into a modern, residential location that's very much in demand.

Consequently, West Bromwich has been designated the premier retail, cultural and leisure centre of Sandwell Borough!

Public open space fronts the whole of one end of Wesley Gardens, while the locality is very self-contained and provides numerous facilities on the doorstep.

Specification

Wesley Gardens is a flagship scheme for the West Midlands that will constitute 48 two bedroom designer apartments, 10 four bedroom homes, 65 three bedroom semi detached and mews homes, plus two one-off designs.

Quite a few sales have been to families from the previous George Wimpey West Midlands development (Wesley Park) nearby - who like the area but want to trade up!

Directions

From Jct 1 of the M5:

*Take the A41 Expressway (signposted Wolverhampton) into West Bromwich and at the first roundabout take the right exit into All Saints Way (A4031 signposted Walsall). Just after Sandwell District Hospital on the right, turn left into Wilford Road. At the end of Wilford Road turn right into Church Lane/Vicarage Road (B4149) and then first left into Bank Street. The entrance to Wesley Gardens is almost immediately on your right.

From Wolverhampton:

Take the A4123 Birmingham New Road out of the city and proceed until the Burnt Tree roundabout in Dudley. Here, take the A4033 Tividale Road/Dudley Road West exit and at the end turn right onto the A457 Dudley Road East. At the second roundabout take the first turning into Ringway (A4034) and continue straight over at the roundabout into Bromford Road (A4034). At the next roundabout take the third exit right into Kelvin Way (A4182). At the roundabout take the first exit into Trinity Way (A4031) which filters left into the A41 Expressway. Then continue as above*.

 

Shopping

The town centre's retail mix has improved dramatically of late and offers an exciting combination of high street names, independent retailers and a multi-cultural market.

This includes refurbishment of the Queens Square shopping centre (to include a large Tesco hypermarket and department store) and the new Astle Park retail development.

Leisure

'The Public' project in West Bromwich represents the largest investment in community art in Europe!

When completed, this landmark piece of architecture will be a focus, not just for the town centre, but for the whole of the West Midlands.

It will offer interactive and family-based activities, work units, cafes, bars and restaurants, a cabaret and comedy venue, plus a 24/7 community hub for the next century.

The Victorian Dartmouth Park adjacent to the centre is also to be refurbished, while Sandwell Valley Country Park nearby offers woodlands, hidden pools, picnic sites, wildlife refuges and wildfowl lakes to explore.

Birmingham city centre, with all its social and cultural attractions, is less than seven miles away, but Dudley nearby offers an increasingly vibrant nightlife,  its own museum and art gallery, plus a nationally acclaimed castle and zoo.

Education
There are a large number of reputable schools for all ages in the area, while a new £40million College Campus and the Sandwell Academy will further improve the Borough's educational reputation.

Transport

West Bromwich is very well connected and its close proximity to the expanding motorway network (Junction 1 of the M5 in particular) offers easy links to the M6, M42, International Airport and national railway system, via Birmingham.

The town's bus station has recently been relocated next to the West Bromwich Central metro station, while Tame Bridge Parkway railway station is less than a mile and a half from Wesley Gardens.

Health
Family welfare needs are well catered for with plentiful doctors and dentists on the doorstep and two large hospital facilities in the locality.



Contact Telephone 0845 437 6480


Development Address : Wesley Gardens, Bank Street, West Bromwich, West Midlands B71 1HF



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