Indoors and outdoors, Deeside and the local area have lots to offer. Wepre Park spans more than 160 acres, featuring a fishing pool, play areas for children, informal sports pitches, and a welcoming visitor centre. Hawarden Castle is also nearby, providing an insight into the 18th century, while Greenacres Animal Park offers domestic and exotic animals, tractor rides, and play spaces for children. Deeside Leisure Centre offers an ice rink alongside courts for hire, a recently renovated gym, and a skatepark.
Coastal paths, trails, and roads make walking, running, and cycling incredibly popular. The whole of the North Wales coast is available via these routes, guaranteeing excellent scenery for short and long-distance excursions.
Summers Bridge by Bellway Homes (North West)
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Overview
Summers Bridge
Summers Bridge is an elegant collection of 3 and 4-bedroom homes that enjoys a highly desirable residential setting, close to idyllic waterside walking routes, excellent local amenities, and award-winning leisure attractions. Located just over 5 miles from the cathedral city of Chester, this well-connected development is ideal for commuters and families alike, boasting excellent transport links and a number of well-regarded local schools.
- 3 and 4-bedroom homes
- Excellent commuter links
- Highly-rated local schools
- 2 miles from Deeside Retail Park
Location
Location
Welsh Road Sealand Deeside CH5 2FN
Opening hours
Monday 10:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 10:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 17:00
Thursday 10:00 - 19:00
Friday 10:00 - 17:00
Saturday 11:00 - 17:00
Sunday 11:00 - 17:00
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Leisure Facilities
Local Shopping
A plethora of shopping outlets is available in Deeside and the local area, including retail parks, city-centre shopping, and supermarkets. Deeside Retail Park is anchored by a large home improvement store and features a mixture of homeware, pet, and gardening stores alongside restaurants. Nearby, Connah's Quay offers a collection of supermarkets and retailers and further afield, the high-street stores in Chester city centre are just a 13-minute drive away.
Asian, British, and Mexican dishes are all on offer from the restaurants in Deeside and the local areas. Popular chains are found at Deeside Retail Park, while independent restaurants such as Quay Fine Dining and The Plough Inn have plenty to offer.
Asian, British, and Mexican dishes are all on offer from the restaurants in Deeside and the local areas. Popular chains are found at Deeside Retail Park, while independent restaurants such as Quay Fine Dining and The Plough Inn have plenty to offer.
Education
The local area features well-regarded education providers, including Sealand CP School - just a short walk from the development - and Sandycroft CP School, both for primary students. There is also Connah's Quay High School, covering secondary pupils.
Other nearby schools include Queensferry CP School and Hawarden High School. For further education, the nearby Coleg Cambria in Connah's Quay is ranked highly. One of the largest colleges in the UK and the outright largest in Wales is an amalgamation of Deeside College and Yale College Wrexham that offers full-time, part-time, and apprenticeship-led courses to local students.
Other nearby schools include Queensferry CP School and Hawarden High School. For further education, the nearby Coleg Cambria in Connah's Quay is ranked highly. One of the largest colleges in the UK and the outright largest in Wales is an amalgamation of Deeside College and Yale College Wrexham that offers full-time, part-time, and apprenticeship-led courses to local students.
Transport Links
The area has excellent transport links to areas within Wales, the north West, and the wider country. Shotton railway station is just eight minutes' drive from the Summers Bridge development and trains from here run to destinations including London and Cardiff.
For road travel, the development is close to the A494. This A-road connects to the M56 to the east and this leads to the Greater Manchester area. Connecting to the M56 also means that further parts of the motorway network are available, making commuting to key areas easy.
For road travel, the development is close to the A494. This A-road connects to the M56 to the east and this leads to the Greater Manchester area. Connecting to the M56 also means that further parts of the motorway network are available, making commuting to key areas easy.
Nearest stations:
Hawarden Bridge
(1.2 miles)
Shotton
(1.5 miles)
Hawarden
(2.6 miles)
Distances are straight line measurements from centre of postcode
Driving directions
Summers Bridge is located off Welsh Road, which runs parallel to the A494 (North Wales Bypass Road). This joins the M56 motorway, passing North Cheshire via Runcorn, and the M6. The attractions of Chester city centre can be found just 13 minutes away via the A548.
Public transport in the area is excellent, with a bus stop located close to the entrance of the site, and nearby Shotton train station offering regular services to surrounding towns and cities.
The development is situated in Deeside, Flintshire, and falls within the boundaries of Flintshire County Council.
Public transport in the area is excellent, with a bus stop located close to the entrance of the site, and nearby Shotton train station offering regular services to surrounding towns and cities.
The development is situated in Deeside, Flintshire, and falls within the boundaries of Flintshire County Council.
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