Properties in Warwick

Four new canalside offices being built in Warwick have been put on the market with property agent Peter Clarke.

The buildings form part of the Emscote Old Wharf development along the Grand Union Canal and are available individually or as a whole. 

A four-bedroom house in the centre of Warwick that dates back to 1788 has been put up for sale for £995,000.

The mid-terraced, Grade II listed, three-storey property on Jury Street has been converted and renovated from offices and a flat into a "beautiful family home" by the current owners.

A former hospital in Warwick has been put up for sale for the first time in 200 years.

The Grade II listed townhouse on Castle Street, which is on the market for £1,750,000, was run as a dispensary for the sick and poor from 1826.

A canalside industrial complex in Warwick has been put for sale for £1.5 million.

Wharf Centre, which is on the market with agents Bromwich Hardy, comprises ten industrial units, all of which currently have tenants.

Sir Trevor McDonald will be the guest of honour as a Heathcote retirement village officially opens its latest homes.

Austin Heath, on Gallagher Way, is hosting a 'Summer Celebration' on Friday 10 June to mark the opening of Phase three of the development.

Fewer than 20 homes are left at Taylor Wimpey's Tudor Gate Development off Loxley Road.

The new housing estate has a selection of one, two and three bedroom houses, with some now ready to move into.

A Grade-II listed house in Warwick, which dates back to the 16th century, has been put up for sale.

The High Street building was formerly known as 'the house on the high pavement' and is currently on the market for £900,000 with agents Godfrey Payton.

A further 178 new homes are set to be built as part of a development in Warwick.

The two, three and four-bedroom homes will be built at Midsummer Meadow on Europa Way, adding to the 57 homes already in place.

Stanks Farm in Budbrooke has been put up for sale for £1,250,000.

As well as the farm house and 1.86 acres of land, the property also includes five barns all with planning permission to be converted into living accommodation.

Children from a Warwickshire primary school have helped design a monument for a new housing development near Gaydon.

Pupils from Lighthorne Heath Primary School took part in the 'Design a Monument' Competition run by Taylor Wimpey, David Wilson Homes and Barratt Homes.