Detached house for sale in "The Dryden" at Lower Lodge Avenue, Rugby CV21

Make a more affordable move with £6,000 cashback & appliances included! Enjoy a south west facing garden, open plan kitchen / dining area & good sized bedrooms. Showhome available to view!

Rooms

Ground floor

• Lounge (4.76 x 3.45 m)
• Kitchen / Dining (3.76 x 4.53 m)
• Utility (2.85 x 1.01 m)

First floor

• Bedroom 1 (2.63 x 3.43 m)
• Bedroom 2 (2.45 x 3.20 m)
• Bedroom 3 (2.93 x 2.11 m)
• Bedroom 4 (2.92 x 2.34 m)

About Eden Park

Next to open countryside, Bloor Homes bring yet another, superb collection of 1 bedroom apartments and 2,3 and 4 bedroom houses for sale in Rugby. Enjoy being a short drive away from the centre of Rugby, have easy access to excellent transport links, and a superb choice of schools, including the famous Rugby school, right on your doorstep.

This superb collection of houses in Rugby is set in a semi-rural location close to mature open space and established woodland whilst being just a few minutes from the town centre. The development is ideal for commuters, boasting excellent transport links via both rail and road, with the M6, M1 and M45 motorways easily accessed via the A45. In addition, London is only a 50 minute journey away by train from the local station and there are also direct routes to Northampton, Leicester and Coventry.

Leisure

If you enjoy keeping fit you are well catered for with the Queens Diamond Jubilee Centre, a brand new, state of the art leisure centre, a Virgin Active Heath Club and the Rugby School Sports Centre.

Residents can enjoy the serene surroundings of Caldecott Park, close to the development, that regularly hosts a wide range of recreational activities and free community events, such as Art in the Park and numerous musical acts taking place here. The Rugby Football Museum is also nearby, which is housed opposite the renowned Rugby School in the original building where William Gilbert, boot and shoemaker, made the first rugby footballs in 1842.

Education

If you enjoy keeping fit you are well catered for with the Queens Diamond Jubilee Centre, a brand new, state of the art leisure centre, a Virgin Active Heath Club and the Rugby School Sports Centre.

Residents can enjoy the serene surroundings of Caldecott Park, close to the development, that regularly hosts a wide range of recreational activities and free community events, such as Art in the Park and numerous musical acts taking place here. The Rugby Football Museum is also nearby, which is housed opposite the renowned Rugby School in the original building where William Gilbert, boot and shoemaker, made the first rugby footballs in 1842.

Shopping

The town holds all the necessary amenities and local facilities and offers a host of activities. From major high street stores to smaller, independent shops, Rugby offers a great shopping experience - and when you're in need of rest after your retail therapy, you'll find a host of coffee shops, pubs and restaurants in which to relax and unwind.

Transport

The development is ideal for commuters, boasting excellent transport links via both rail and road, with the M6, M1 and M45 motorways easily accessed via the A45. In addition, London is only a 50 minute journey away by train from the local station and there are also direct routes to Northampton, Leicester and Coventry.

Health

If you enjoy keeping fit you are well catered for with the Queens Diamond Jubilee Centre, a brand new, state of the art leisure centre, a Virgin Active Heath Club and the Rugby School Sports Centre.

Residents can enjoy the serene surroundings of Caldecott Park, close to the development, that regularly hosts a wide range of recreational activities and free community events, such as Art in the Park and numerous musical acts taking place here. The Rugby Football Museum is also nearby, which is housed opposite the renowned Rugby School in the original building where William Gilbert, boot and shoemaker, made the first rugby footballs in 1842.