Carefully designed to create a sense of space, nature and contemporary living, Wrottesley Village offers a selection of new build houses and bungalows in Perton, near Wolverhampton. The remaining homes are complete and ready to move into now. Explore the available homes below.
Our homes
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What Our Houses Have to Offer
As you will see straight away, the building materials and design features very much reflect the architecture of the surrounding area, while also creating something distinctively fresh and modern. Using modern build techniques, our timber frame, brick-built homes with pitched tile roofs (some also featuring a combination of brick and render) offer high energy efficiency, providing comfortable and sustainable living spaces for residents.
Running through the centre of Wrottesley Village is a landscaped green spine, with sustainable drainage system (SuDS) basins and plenty of space to play, exercise and unwind. The village also benefits from footpath access to the adjacent golf club and to the allotments, which have been transferred to the Council to own and manage.
Lush trees and greenery make Wrottesley Village an attractive, healthy environment in which to live, work, or play.
We have a range of property types, from 3 bedroom houses for sale in Perton to bungalows, so there is something for every stage of life. See How our community is thriving so far.
This is more than just a place to live – it’s somewhere to thrive. Get in touch if you can see yourself settling down here.
Each home at Wrottesley Village is built with the utmost care and comes with a 10-year structural warranty provided by LABC.
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Living in Perton
With an enviable location between Pattingham and Tettenhall, Wrottesley Village stands in the heart of the beautiful Staffordshire countryside. In this peaceful, modern village, a great range of local amenities create a strong sense of community. A supermarket, shops, places to eat and three schools are all within easy reach.
Linked by the River Penk as it flows through the village, the Upper and Lower Lakes are home to a range of wildlife and waterfowl. Tranquil walks can also be enjoyed along the historic Monarch’s Way. Following the route taken by King Charles II to escape capture after defeat in the battle of Worcester, the long-distance footpath passes just to the west of Wrottesley Village.
Wolverhampton feels a world apart from this quiet setting. In fact, it is so close by, that it’s easy to head to the city for a day out or an evening’s entertainment.
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