Hawthorne Park by Bellway Homes (Wales)

Surrounded by luscious countryside, Hawthorn Park will be just a short 10-minute drive away from Robinswood Hill Country Park. Endowed with 100 hectares of diverse wildlife, flower-filled meadows and serene woodlands, it is the perfect place to spend time with family.

For adventure-filled days out, Gloucester Ski and Snowboard is around a 10-minute drive away from the proposed site. The popular attraction, which features the longest dry ski slope in England, offers a freestyle slope as well as coaching. Brickhampton Course Golf Complex, one of the county's finest driving ranges, is just an 18-minute drive away from the upcoming homes.

Montpellier Gardens is just a 20-minute drive away, with two recreational spaces boasting tennis courts, a skate park, a caf? and monthly exhibitions. The Cheltenham Racecourse, famed across the globe for its race days, is 13 miles away and boasts a social schedule.

The Forest of Dean, which also holds Go Ape and is the setting for several famous films, is just 22 miles away from the upcoming homes.

Gloucester Quays is just a five-minute drive from the planned development. A buzzing retail hub set on a picturesque waterside location, the modern quarter features an outlet shopping centre filled with popular stores and restaurants. The attraction also boasts a multi-screen cinema. Regent Arcade Shopping Centre is a fantastic addition to Cheltenham's shopping scene, situated 11 miles away from the proposed homes. Together with Cheltenham's high street, locals have a fantastic choice of retail stores.

For everyday essentials, nearby Bristol Road provides an ample selection including several supermarkets, caf?s and pubs.

Nearby primary schools include Hempsted Church of England Primary School a short 10-minute walk away, and Linden Primary School two-and-a-half miles away. Popular secondary schools within the area include Ribston Hall High School just a nine-minute drive away, and The Crypt School a five-minute drive away.

For further education, Gloucestershire College is sought-after throughout the local area, reachable in just a four-minute drive. The University of Gloucestershire is the closest university to the upcoming homes, just 22 minutes' drive away. Another nearby option is the University of Bristol, at a commutable distance of 33 miles.

Two nearby bus stops, both of which are just a two-minute walk away, provide regular routes to Quedgeley and Brockworth. Travel by train is easily achieved, with Gloucester train station just an 11-minute drive away. From here, train journeys to Bristol take 47 minutes and journeys to Birmingham take just over an hour.

Gloucestershire boasts a fantastic road network. The M5 is around eight miles away from the planned development, with links including Bristol all the way to Exeter. The A38 is just under a mile away.

Gloucestershire Airport is just over eight miles away. For national travel and trips across the globe, Bristol Airport is 43 miles away from the upcoming site.

Gloucester (1.7 miles)

Distances are straight line measurements from centre of postcode

The site has easy access to the M5, with Gloucester centre just two-and-a-half miles away, Cheltenham 11 miles away, and Worcester a 45-minute drive away.

This development is under the administration of Gloucestershire County Council.