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High Trees a Country Retreat That’S a Cut Above HIGH TREES A COUNTRY RETREAT THAT’S A CUT ABOVE Wonderfully leafy and secluded, our exclusive collection of spacious two, three, four and five bedroom semi-detached and detached homes at High Trees is set amidst beautiful Cotswold countryside on the eastern edge of Tetbury. These characterful homes feature generous landscaping and bright, contemporary interiors, with CALA’s high specification throughout. A tranquil semi-rural escape with the town centre only a few minutes away. Top performing schools and expedient transport links are also nearby, making High Trees a haven for families and commuters alike. Local area photography Photography of a previous development Local area photography 3 TETBURY RURAL BLISS WITH ROYAL APPROVAL Deep in the Gloucestershire Cotswolds, the small historic town of Tetbury is regarded as an architectural gem, centred around its 300 year-old wool merchant houses and 17th century market hall, supported by three rows of elegant Tuscan pillars. You can enjoy an array of independent shops, antique specialists, cafés, restaurants and country pubs, as well as the Prince of Wales’ original Highgrove Shop, due to Tetbury’s close proximity to the royal residences of Highgrove and Gatcombe Park. Various cultural events take place every year, including the famous Woolsack Day in May, Tetbury Summer Show in August and Tetbury Music Festival in October. For more serious shoppers, Swindon Designer Outlet is just over half-an-hour away by car, boasting over 90 fashionable stores and eateries. The town’s central location also means that it’s a short journey south to Bath and Bristol or north to Cirencester and Cheltenham. Education is also well-provided for, with local establishments including St Mary’s Cof E Primary, Sir William Romney’s Secondary and Westonbirt School for Girls, while further afield are Marling School for boys and Stroud High School for Girls. Local area photography 4 5 THE HEIGHT OF CONVENIENCE High Trees is an aspirational lifestyle choice. One that celebrates the open spaces and more relaxed pace of family life in the stunning Cotswolds. However with convenient transport links in every direction, you’re never far away from the urban centres of Bristol, Bath, Cheltenham, Cirencester or Swindon. The M4 is some 10 miles away, quickly connecting you to both London and Bristol. Kemble station is located 7.1 miles from Tetbury via the A433, from where you can catch direct trains to London Paddington with a journey time of as little as 1 hour 18 minutes. The international gateway of Bristol Airport is also an easy one-hour drive. Local area photography Local area photography Journey times taken from www.thetrainline.com 6 7 1 AN IMPECCABLE PEDIGREE It’s a shared passion for craftsmanship, architectural heritage and innovative design that encourages our architects and designers to continuously set the industry standard. With external finishes inspired by and sympathetic to their surroundings, you’ll find just as much character and personality on the inside. Generous flowing spaces are more inviting, while the finish and specification contain many unexpected touches that will make your life just that little bit easier. Whether you’re bringing everyone together or prefer a more peaceful way of life, CALA homes have all the quality specification, flexibility and clever storage to reflect your contemporary lifestyle. Photography from a previous development 8 Photography from a previous development Local photography PERFECTLY LOCATED SUPERBLY CONNECTED CALA Homes at High Trees, Cirencester Road, Tetbury, Gloucestershire, GL8 8HA ON FOOT BY CAR BY RAIL (FROM KEMBLE RAILWAY STATION) Swindon – 15 minutes • Tetbury (main shops etc.) – 0.5 miles • St Mary’s C of E Primary – 0.7 miles • HAMPTON ST Cheltenham – 55 minutes • St Mary’s C of E Primary School – 0.7 miles • Tesco Superstore – 0.8 miles • NORTHFIELD ST MARYS RD MODERN WORLD STUDIOS London Paddington – 1 hour 18 minutes A433 Sir William Romney’s BP Petrol Station – 0.8 miles • RD • • Secondary School – 1.2 miles B4014 CULKERTON • Sir William Romney’s Secondary School – 1.2 miles CIRENCESTER RD TETBURY UPTON MAGDALEN RD A433 Highgrove House and Gardens – 1.8 miles A4135 CHAVENAGE LN • ASHLEY A433 A46 • Westonbirt Arboretum – 4.2 miles BABDOWN PRIORY WAY NORTHFIELD RD B4014 BEVERSTON • Westonbirt Golf Club – 4.2 miles HIGH TREES CIRENCESTER RD B4014 TETBURY CHEDGLOW HIGH TREES A4135 TETBURY CIRENCESTER RD, • Kemble Train Station – 7.1 miles NEWNT RUGBY A433 TETBURY, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, ON RD FOOTBALL CLUB CIRENCESTERHERD LN RD GL8 8HA Minchinhampton and Rodborough Commons A433 • B4014 (National Trust) – 8.2 miles LONG NEWNTON A429 A4135 • Cirencester Town Centre – 10.3 miles DOUGHTON Swindon Designer Outlet – 20.9 miles A433 • B4014 GUMSTOOL HILL CUTWELL A433 WHITEHOUSE LN SHIPTON MOYNE BROKENBOROUGH A4014 COTTON‘S LN TETBURY HOSPITAL REGIONAL MAP LOCAL AREA MAP Distance and journey times are approximate and taken from Google Maps and www.thetrainline.com 12 13 CALA HOMES – THE UK’S MOST FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS UPMARKET MAJOR HOMEBUILDER CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS REGIONAL OFFICES CALA Homes has a long track record of success, from incorporation as a land ABERDEEN (NORTH) management and collection company in 1875, to today’s thriving national housebuilder. We’re passionate about providing exceptionally well designed, beautifully constructed EDINBURGH (HEAD OFFICE) new homes in which people aspire to live. Throughout Scotland, the Midlands and FALKIRK (EAST & WEST) the South East of England we build premium homes with sensitivity and consideration, in desirable locations. We take great pride not just in our product, but also in the outstanding levels of service we deliver to our homebuyers. We continually strive to innovate in design and construction techniques to ensure WELWYN GARDEN CITY that every home we build meets its owner’s expectations, is sympathetic to its (NORTH HOME COUNTIES) local community, and complies with or exceeds the latest, environmental and BEACONSFIELD sustainability regulations. (CHILTERN) From contemporary apartments to luxury family homes, creating beautiful places to live and providing the utmost customer care are at the heart of everything CALA does. SOLIHULL (MIDLANDS) FARNHAM (SOUTH HOME COUNTIES) STAINES (THAMES) 14 .
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