Wotton Road, South Gloucestershire

Have You Dreamed Of Building Your Own Home?
Take A Look At This Stunning Hillside Location, ‘The Rectory Gardens’
Choose From Three Individual Self-Build Plots
Set In Beautiful Mature Wooded Surroundings
Unique Split-Level Architect Designs
Easy Motorway Access At M5 J14
New Village Railway Station Coming In 2027
Excellent Wide-Ranging Village Amenities
Village Primary School, Katharine Lady Berkeley’s Secondary School
South Gloucestershire Council Planning Reference P25/02378/TDC
Have you ever dreamed of building your own home? Come and take a look at this stunning, edge of village hillside location. Perhaps you can become part of the exclusive community at ‘The Rectory Gardens’. There are individual plots on offer for three stunning detached homes, following the contours of this desirable ‘woodland’ setting, designed by award-winning local architects Millar Howard Workshop and delivered by self-build specialists Livedin. Please read on and take a look at the accompanying plans and images. Planning consent has been granted by South Gloucestershire Council for '3 self-build plots reference P25/02378/TDC. Under the description the homes must be built by a self-builder or registered Custom Builder. Enquiries are now being taken, please register your interest by contacting Milburys in Wotton-under-Edge - we look forward to speaking with you. All viewing strictly by prior appointment. NB. Property images are CGI.
Area Description
The desirable South Gloucestershire Village of Charfield is situated approximately 2.5 miles from Junction 14 of the M5 at Falfield, offering excellent access to Bristol, Cheltenham and Gloucester, with its own village railway station opening planned for Spring 2027! Charfield is blessed with amenities, including a ‘Co-Operative’ supermarket, Post Office, Petrol Station, Village Hall and Charfield Playing Fields. Further shopping facilities can be found in the neighbouring market owns of Wotton-under-Edge, Chipping Sodbury and Thornbury. Residents can enjoy socialising in one of two village pubs and a newly opened restaurant, with Farm Shops/Cafes nearby at Tortworth and ‘Wotton’. For education, children can attend Charfield Primary School, the village also falling within the catchment of highly regarded Katharine Lady Berkeley’s Secondary School, approximately 2.4 miles away - there are school-funded buses for pupils. Existing railway connections are at Cam/Dursley and Yate, both 8.6 miles away, with connections north, south, east and west, to Bristol, Gloucester, London and beyond. The area also benefits from local bus services and, for those who enjoy the great outdoors, it is within easy proximity of the Cotswold Way.