"Walsall Development"

**NellyD** · 14th January 2009, 01:15

Even though there is a credit crunch at the moment, Walsall are still investing and building houses; as it is easy access to the M6 and Birmingham..

Cala have stated that they have sold all of the phase one houses and onto phase two...

Reedswood Place - Plot 11 Walsall, WS2 8TP
£ 239950
House - Detached
Available
Bedrooms: 4
Parking: Other
Garden: Garden

Reedswood Place is a stunning development of 44 two, three, four and five bedroom detached, semi detached and mews style homes. Ideally located for easy access to the M6.

If you’re seeking a leafy community that balances park life with city life, then you’ve come to the right place. With the relaxing atmosphere of Reedswood Park nearby, and the urban thrill of Birmingham also within easy reach, Reedswood Place in Walsall is conveniently located for enjoying life at your own pace.

Our attractive new development of detached, semi-detached, and mews style homes provides comfortable living space for families, professionals and couples alike. Every attention to detail has been undertaken by CALA architects to ensure naturally flowing interiors with an unmistakably contemporary flavour, incorporating clever design touches and well planned exteriors that blend in seamlessly with local surroundings.

Although located in the northern suburbs of the UK’s second largest city, Walsall is firmly placed on the map as the leather goods capital of the industrial revolution. From the Leather Museum, to the award-winning New Art Gallery and its fascinating exhibitions, to the new shops, bars and restaurants, you’ll discover an unmistakably contemporary atmosphere that is changing the traditional complexion of Walsall. Or take quality time out in over 200 parks and open spaces throughout its leafy borough. Well served by local schools, leisure centres and transport services, the M6 motorway is also within easy reach, taking you to Birmingham Airport, the city centre, the Black Country and beyond. So wherever you’re going, Reedswood Place is the place to be.

This impressive four-bedroom family home boasts a large feature living room with French doors opening onto the rear garden, a spacious kitchen/dining area and separate utility room providing lots of flexibility, as well as a generous ground-floor cloakroom. Upstairs, four double bedrooms include a large master suite with fitted wardrobes and a family bathroom.

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**VauxVeteran** · 14th January 2009, 02:02

A quarter of a million to live on the outskirts of Brum, no thx.

**ditchp** · 14th January 2009, 02:10

jeeeeez that's alot of money for a new build in today's market.....if i had that amount of money to buy a house a decent sized garden and double garage / off street parking is high up the list.....

House - Detached fine
Available
Bedrooms: 4 can live with that
Parking: Other not good
Garden: Garden size of a postage stamp no doubt

**big rich** · 14th January 2009, 03:06

i think that sounds exspensive being the area tbh

**Blagmeister** · 14th January 2009, 03:08

One of the reasons we bought in Nuneaton. Still well within commuting distance to Brum [15 mls], we live in a very rural area way away from the town itself, [which is stacks nicer than Walsall IMHO] proper country pubs that sell dirty brown beer abound, and a 4yr old, 4 bed detached house with a half decent garden, a garage and parking for 3 cars off the road for less than £190K. [Prolly worth about £160-170 now!! :S ] Golf Course 1/2 mile up the road! Bargain!!!

[Psssttttt! My next door neighbour's gaff is up for sale if anyone is interested

heheh! ]

**neilshaw1980** · 14th January 2009, 07:21

Thats one thing i noticed when we sold our house in nuneaton and moved to coventry the average house price was nearly twicec as much in coventry

**ion** · 14th January 2009, 08:49

The house sounds great, but Reedswood isnt too nice an area, if there is a list of "places to be" in the Midlands, or even in Walsall, Reedswood wouldn't be on it tbh.

**Gregg** · 14th January 2009, 11:35

Just about to say that Ion, My Auntie lives in Reedswood not an awful area everywhere but some parts are very much lock your car door.

I live in Great Wyrley which is 20miles from Brum managed to get my house for £153 instead of £225k due to a reposession

**NellyD** · 14th January 2009, 13:19

Originally Posted by Gregg

Just about to say that Ion, My Auntie lives in Reedswood not an awful area everywhere but some parts are very much lock your car door.

I live in Great Wyrley which is 20miles from Brum managed to get my house for £153 instead of £225k due to a reposession

Reedswood does seem to have got better over the past 10 years and by putting more houses in the area; it will create more developing in Walsall..

A lot of companies are moving from London to Birmigham, as it is easy to travel from and by putting house's near the M6; it will be easy access..

That is what happened in the redevelopment of Elephant and Castle is an ambitious programme of change that will culminate in one of the largest regeneration programmes ever seen in Europe...

I have a couple of friends that purchased in the Elephant and Castle area; about 12 years ago and they are really happy that they did...