Madley Road, Clehonger, Herefordshire HR2 9TE

Stonewater presents 32 new two and three bedroom houses for shared ownership at its new development off Madley Road in Clehonger. The scheme features plenty of green space for the whole community to enjoy, with attractive open areas, landscaping and a rejuvenated orchard. Each of the houses available comes with a contemporary-style kitchen and bathroom, allocated parking and a fully turfed rear garden.

Clehonger, a village five miles west of Hereford, is home to a small shop with a post office for day- to-day essentials, a popular local pub, the Seven Stars, and Clehonger CofE Primary School, which is rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. The village is a thriving community with the Village Hall providing a playgroup, keep fit, yoga, Scouts/Brownies, a children’s dance club and adult ballroom classes.

For a greater choice of amenities Hereford has some great places to shop, eat and drink. In the traffic-free city centre you will find bustling markets selling clothes, plants and locally sourced produce, as well as arts and crafts goods. Hereford is also known for its wide array of independent shops and high street retailers along with supermarkets such as Morrisons, Asda and Waitrose.

With the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the doorstep, walkers and cyclists will have plenty to explore; water sports, such as canoeing, are also popular. The spectacular National Trust Weir Garden, to the north of Clehonger, offers a wonderful family day out. There are also several museums in Hereford including The Black and White House Museum, which portrays life in Jacobean times, and The Cider Museum, which celebrates a highly regarded local product.

Hereford has its own main line train station which provides direct train services to London (just over three hours travelling time), Manchester (two hours 20 minutes), Cardiff (one hour 14 minutes) and Birmingham (90 minutes). Worcester, Leominster, Ludlow, Shrewsbury and Abergavenny are all less than an hour away.

For those travelling by car, the local B4349 benefits from excellent motorway and main road links with the rest of the UK. The A49 runs north to south through the centre of Herefordshire, connecting Ross-on-Wye with Shropshire. The M50 at Ross-on-Wye links to the M5 for easy access to the Midlands, whilst London is just over three hours away by car and Cardiff 90 minutes.

·Hereford City Centre 4.8 miles

·Hereford Railway Station 5.6 miles

·National Trust Weir Garden 6.8 miles

·Ross-on-Wye 16 miles

·Worcester 31.4 miles

·Cardiff 52.6 miles

·Birmingham 71.7 miles

Local Connection Criteria

·6.5.1 a Local Connection within the parish of Clehonger; or

·6.5.2 in the event of there being no person having a Local Connection of a type described in sub-paragraphs below to the parish of Clehonger a person with a Local Connection to one of the following parishes: Eaton Bishop, Kingstone, Allensmore, Haywood, Belmont Rural, Breinton and Credenhill; and

·6.5.3 In the event of there being no person with a Local Connection to the parishes of Eaton Bishop, Kingstone, Allensmore, Haywood, Belmont Rural, Breinton and Credenhill any other person ordinarily resident within the administrative area of the Council who is eligible under the allocation policies of the Registered Provider if the Registered Provider can demonstrate to the Council that after 28 working days of any of the Affordable Housing Units becoming available for letting the Registered Provider having made all reasonable efforts through the use of Home Point or in the case of the Shared Ownership Units Help to Buy Agent 2 have found no suitable candidate under paragraphs 6.5.1 and 6.5.2 above