St Oswald's Place by Bellway Homes (Manchester)

Residents will enjoy a plethora of opportunities for outdoor leisure and exercise. Winwick Park - a 10-minute walk from the development - provides a great open space for walks, while Winwick Leisure Centre is adjacent to the park, offering multi-purpose community space.

There are local landmarks to explore, including St Oswald's Church - half a mile away. This grade I listed building is central in the village, with parts of the building dating back to the early 13^th century.

Warrington town centre is a 10-minute drive away - a thriving cultural hub often seen as the connecting bridge between Liverpool and Manchester, Warrington gets a wealth of visitors, hosting a calendar-full of events to occupy tourists and residents. The town has terrific venues, music festivals, Gulliver's World Resort, plus the historic Warrington Museum and Art Gallery.

Residents will find a well-equipped convenience store just seven minutes' walk from the development, ideal for everyday essentials to keep the cupboards stocked. More comprehensive shopping can be found just six minutes' drive away, where a popular supermarket can be found serving the area.

The Swan pub is local to the development - half a mile away, in Winwick - presenting a traditional public house setting beyond a Victorian and Tudor Revival exterior. This spot offers intimate dining with a conventional British menu, a terrific choice of ales among other drinks, and a welcoming outside seating area perfect for when the sun is shining.

Warrington town centre is a 10-minute drive away and served by local bus routes, containing a great selection of retail and hospitality for a range of needs and occasions.

Young families will find an abundance of well-regarded schools serving children of all ages within the surroundings of the development, particularly within Winwick, Warrington, and Newton-le-Willows.

Winwick CE Primary School is an eight-minute walk away for an easy drop-off, found centrally within the village. Additional primary school options include Croft Primary School, St Andrew's Primary School, and Wargrave C of E Primary School, all found within a 10-minute drive of the development among others.

Secondary school options include Padgate Academy, a seven-minute drive away, Hope Academy which is three miles away, plus several additional high schools throughout wider Warrington - of which local bus routes serve.

Higher education institutions are within an easy commute, with prestigious options in Warrington, Manchester, and Liverpool.

The Post Office bus stop on Myddleton Lane is an eight-minute walk from the development, with destinations including Warrington, Leigh, and Culcheth, as well as scholars' routes to Hope Academy and Culcheth High.

Motorists will find the development is well supported by local road networks, with Golborne Road just a minute's drive from the A49, a six-minute drive from the M62, and an eight-minute drive from the M6. The M62 connects Manchester and Liverpool, with journeys to either taking around 30 minutes.

Manchester Airport is a 22-minute drive away from the development and is a terminus on the Manchester Metrolink. The largest airport in the North and one of the largest in the UK, Manchester Airport is a hub of leisure and entertainment before your plane even takes off, and flies to a terrific list of destinations and connections across the globe.

Newton-le-Willows (1.4 miles)

Earlestown (2.0 miles)

Padgate (2.6 miles)

Distances are straight line measurements from centre of postcode

St Oswald's Place is located under three miles from central Warrington, benefitting from an abundance of amenities within the town centre, as well as local landmarks like St Oswald's Church, and facilities in the extended periphery of the town.

The development is just off Golborne Road - a minute's drive from the A49, a six-minute drive from the M62, and an eight-minute drive from the M6.

This development will fall under the administration of Warrington Borough Council.