Baldwins Gate Grange by Bellway Homes (West Midlands)

Baldwin's Gate village benefits from beautiful surrounding countryside ideal for exploration. Maer Wood and Hills are a short journey away with plenty of walking routes to discover, while The Dorothy Clive Garden just beyond displays nature in a more tailored way - a lovely afternoon out. Other walking routes nearby include Hanchurch Woods and Springpool Wood among many more.

More active leisure can be found at Whitmore Lakes where wild swimming and water sports are available, as well as Jubilee 2 leisure centre which has an indoor pool, climbing facilities, and a gym.

Newcastle-under-Lyme and Stoke-on-Trent are a short commute away from the development and offer a wealth of leisure and entertainment. The adjacent town and city are packed with history and culture, with plenty to discover including public parks, popular museums, and an historic music scene.

Blockhouse at The Sheet Anchor public house offers a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere in the village centre just 12 minutes' walk away, serving a smokehouse food menu by The Blockhouse. This social spot regularly hosts sports events and live music, with a spacious beer garden perfect for a sunny day.

Other countryside caf?s and restaurants can be found dotted around the local landscape, including Whitmore Tea Rooms and The Swan With Two Necks, while more concentrated shopping and dining can be found in nearby Market Drayton, Newcastle-under-Lyme, and Stoke-on-Trent.

Market Drayton is home to a wide array of quirky independent boutiques and eateries, an ideal out-of-the-ordinary shopping trip for unique gifts. Newcastle-under-Lyme has a wider choice of stores with an indoor shopping centre and a great selection of high-street names. Stoke-on-Trent is the largest of the three, with award-winning dining across an array of tastes, as well as thoughtful pedestrianised shopping.

Baldwins Gate C of E Primary School is an 11-minute walk away, in the village. This is ideally located for younger pupils with an easy drop-off for parents. Additional primary schools nearby include Woore Primary School, All Saints C of E First School, and Sir John Offley C of E VC Primary School - all within a 10-minute drive.

For those of secondary school age, Madeley School is four miles away while additional options can be found across wider Stoke-on-Trent.

College and university institutions are within reach, including Keele University, Reaseheath College and University Centre, and Stoke-on-Trent College.

Local bus services are available a few minutes' walk away from the development at either the Newcastle Road or Sandyfields stops, with shuttles following routes locally between Newcastle-under-Lyme, Baldwin's Gate, Market Drayton, and Shrewsbury.

Stoke-on-Trent train station is a 17-minute drive away, a major rail hub with services departing both locally and nationally. Regular destinations include Crewe in 20 minutes, Manchester Piccadilly in around 50 minutes, and London Euston in as little as an hour and a half.

Motorists will find the A53 on hand, making journeys locally simple and quick. The M6 is a 14-minute drive away serving routes to Birmingham and the North West.

Manchester Airport is around 40 miles away, one of the UK's largest airports with flights available across the globe.

Wedgwood (6.1 miles)

Distances are straight line measurements from centre of postcode

Baldwins Gate Grange is located on the west boundary of the village boasting a useful choice of amenities within a short walk. The development is equidistant from Market Drayton and Stoke-on-Trent, a little over eight miles from both.

The development is located just off the A53, connecting residents to surrounding towns and cities.

This development falls under the administration of Newcastle-under-Lyme District Council and Staffordshire County Council.