Plot 23, The Ryton, Florence Fields, Leintwardine, SY7 0DF

Your Christmas could start in a finished home two minutes' walk from The Sun Inn, a parlour pub that has kept its original décor for more than 200 years. Plot 23 is The Ryton, a four-bedroom detached home with a garage, finished and ready to move into.

The offer: Move in for Christmas. Reserve plot 23 and exchange contracts by 23 December 2026, and Fletcher Homes will give you a £5,000 John Lewis voucher. Terms and conditions apply, ask for details. That is a head start on furnishing the home ready for your first Christmas.

Downstairs. The kitchen diner is the room the house is built around. It opens straight onto the rear garden, so cooking, eating and stepping outside all happen in one place, with a utility room beside it for the washing and the muddy boots. The living room is separate, so there is somewhere to close the door at the end of the day, and there is a cloakroom off the hall.

Upstairs. Bedroom one has a sliding wardrobe and its own en suite. There are two further bedrooms and a family bathroom, and bedroom four is ready to become a study, or a room for the guests who come for Christmas and stay for New Year.

Outside. A single garage and off-road parking, a turfed front garden, and a rear garden reached straight from the kitchen.

Warm and easy to run. Heating comes from an air source heat pump, and the house has an EPC rating of C, with potential for B. The kitchen has soft-close cabinets and energy-efficient appliances, there are LED downlights in the kitchen and bathrooms, an electric car charging point and fibre broadband. The house carries a 10-year NHBC Buildmark warranty.

The village. Leintwardine sits in the Welsh Marches, on the Shropshire and Herefordshire border, with the River Teme running through it. The shops, the medical centre, the churches, The Lion and The Sun Inn are all within a short walk. There is a village nursery and Leintwardine Endowed C of E Primary School, and the village is in the catchment for Wigmore School, four miles away.

Further afield. Ludlow is 10 miles away for its castle, farmers market and food festival, with trains to Shrewsbury, Manchester and Cardiff. Hopton Heath station, 3.5 miles away, runs to Shrewsbury and Swansea, and buses run from the village to Ludlow.

Florence Fields. The development takes its name from Flossie Lane, born in The Sun Inn in 1914 and its landlady for 74 years. It is built by Fletcher Homes, a Shropshire family business building since 1940. The show home and marketing suite at plot 5 are open Friday to Monday, 11am to 4pm.

Material information. Freehold. Council tax band to be confirmed. An annual estate service charge of £371.62 covers the open spaces, foul pumping station and management. Postal address 21 Florence Way. Images may include the show home or other homes of the same type and are for illustration.

Come and see plot 23 at the Florence Fields marketing suite, Friday to Monday, 11am to 4pm, and picture Christmas in it.

Parking - Garage

Garage and driveway

Parking - Off street