Residents of Corallian Heights benefit from a plethora of outdoor spaces in Sturminster Newton, as well as an arts centre and a museum.
Outdoor highlights include Sturminster Newton Mill, one of the few remaining flour mills on the River Stour with more than 1,000 years' milling experience. Offering an insight into age-old secrets while overlooking stunning natural beauty, this mill is open to visitors and still sells flour produced on-site. Fantastic walks are also available in the area, including the Stour Valley Way, a 64-mile stretch of stunning walkways, and the White Hart Link, a 50-mile route that meanders through five North Dorset villages.
Indoors, The Exchange is a community arts venue built on the former cattle market site. The venue is a hub for live performances, events, and conferences that's been open since 2007. Sturminster Newton Museum is located in the town centre and this is a great location to find out about Blackmore Vale, the area around the town.
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Overview
Corallian Heights
Corallian Heights is a delightful collection of 2, 3, and 4-bedroom homes in Sturminster Newton, Dorset. Found close to a meander in the River Stour on a low limestone ridge, this picturesque area offers an historic town centre, well-regarded schools, and The Exchange, a modern community arts centre. The nearby Sturminster Mill affords a plethora of excellent walking routes and a weekly market provides residents with relaxed shopping opportunities.
- 2, 3, and 4-bedroom houses
- Allocated parking
- Garages for selected homes
- Small, community-centric development
Location
Location
North Fields, Sturminster Newton, DT10 1FD
Opening hours
Monday 10:00 - 17:00
Tuesday closed
Wednesday closed
Thursday 10:00 - 19:00
Friday 10:00 - 17:00
Saturday 11:00 - 17:00
Sunday 11:00 - 17:00
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Leisure Facilities
Local Shopping
With a selection of local, independent businesses housed in Georgian and Victorian shops, Sturminster Newton has one of the most picturesque shopping boulevards in the region.
Shops include a furniture store, a health and beauty shop and natural stone shop. These local businesses are complemented by the convenience stores, well-known chain stores and a pet shop, offering a relaxed shopping experience to residents at Corallian Heights. A specialist wine retailer is also found in the town centre, along with a post office.
Sturminster Newton is home to two markets - each Monday, a traditional market takes place in the town centre and once a month it also includes a farmers market. Both markets feature local sellers, with a selection of fresh produce, flowers, hand-crafted items and more.
Shops include a furniture store, a health and beauty shop and natural stone shop. These local businesses are complemented by the convenience stores, well-known chain stores and a pet shop, offering a relaxed shopping experience to residents at Corallian Heights. A specialist wine retailer is also found in the town centre, along with a post office.
Sturminster Newton is home to two markets - each Monday, a traditional market takes place in the town centre and once a month it also includes a farmers market. Both markets feature local sellers, with a selection of fresh produce, flowers, hand-crafted items and more.
Education
The well-regarded schools in Sturminster Newton are local to the development and cover young people from reception through to Year 13. William Barnes Primary School is a standout choice for children aged between 4 and 11, while Sturminster Newton High School is perfectly equipped for 11 to 18 year olds.
The town is also home to Yewstock School, a provider of specialist education for children with additional needs. This school caters for students from 2 to 19 years old.
The town is also home to Yewstock School, a provider of specialist education for children with additional needs. This school caters for students from 2 to 19 years old.
Transport Links
Despite its rural location, Sturminster Newton still offers handy transport links to Corallian Heights residents. The town is just eight miles from the A30, a popular route that connects London with Land's End in Cornwall. The road gives residents access to several well-known locations, including Staines, Salisbury, Yeovil, Exeter, and Penzance.
The town also benefits from excellent public transport links, with regular bus services providing local and regional routes. Walking and cycling routes are bountiful, and this makes sustainable travel much easier. The closest train station to the town is Gillingham, and this station offers regular journeys to London Victoria, London St Pancras, and Dover.
The town also benefits from excellent public transport links, with regular bus services providing local and regional routes. Walking and cycling routes are bountiful, and this makes sustainable travel much easier. The closest train station to the town is Gillingham, and this station offers regular journeys to London Victoria, London St Pancras, and Dover.
Nearest station:
Templecombe
(6.9 miles)
Distances are straight line measurements from centre of postcode
Driving directions
The Corallian Heights development is located in the northern part of Sturminster Newton, just five minutes' drive from the town centre. Around 8 miles from the A30, the development provides easy access to London and the south-west region.
The development falls under the administration of Dorset County Council for top-tier governance and North Dorset District Council for mid-tier governance.
The development falls under the administration of Dorset County Council for top-tier governance and North Dorset District Council for mid-tier governance.
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