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Ashberry Homes - Brierley View, NG17

Development info

• Site plan

Brierley View is a development of new energy-efficient homes in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, bordering Brierley Forest Park. Bringing a stunning selection of 2,3 and 4-bedroom homes to an established community, this development is sure to appeal to many potential homebuyers, including growing families, first-time buyers, and commuters to Nottingham, Derby, and Sheffield.

Leisure

Nestled alongside the stunning Brierley Forest Park, residents are minutes' walk away from one of the area's finest family-focused assets. Home to a visitor centre, caf?, and a community pond, walkers will discover miles of pathways around the park. Keen golfers can also find a well-maintained 18-hole golf course adjacent.

Lammas Leisure Centre is a four-minute drive away for those requiring a local gym, with the centre also providing an indoor swimming pool, state-of-the-art sports facilities, and a full calendar of group fitness classes.

National Trust's Hardwick Hall is a seven-mile drive away and is one of many local landmarks exemplifying the area's history and culture.

Cyclists will be encouraged by the local council's implementation of bike-focused infrastructure, with cycle paths, bike trails, and even a local mountain bike track in Brierley Forest Park.

Education

Families will be reassured to find a choice of popular schools within the surrounding area, including St Mary Magdelene Primary School within the local community under half a mile away for a short walking commute.

Additional primary school options for younger families include Brierley Forest Primary and Nursery, All Saints C of E Infant and Nursery School, and Woodland View Primary School, none further than a five-minute drive away.

Secondary school options include Quarrydale Academy, Ashfield School, and Sutton Community Academy within a surrounding two-mile radius.

For those seeking out higher education, West Nottinghamshire College is under 10 minutes' drive away, while leading university institutions can be found in Sheffield, Derby, and Nottingham.

Shopping

Residents of Brierley View have access to superb shopping and dining, both locally and further afield. Two convenience stores serve the immediate community ensuring everyday top-ups are on hand, plus there are several restaurants and a pub within a mile of the development.

A choice of popular supermarkets can be found in the vicinity of the Idlewells Shopping Centre - a four-minute drive away. Here, a convenient collection of independent and high-street vendors can be found, serving a spectrum of needs from a local butcher, a bookstore, and several charity retailers - on top of a bustling indoor market and a selection of caf?s.

Three miles southwest of the development is the McArthur Glen Designer Outlet Village, home to 65 designer stores selling name-brand stock at reduced prices - a valuable shopping asset to have just a short drive away. Caf?s and restaurants offer somewhere to take a load off alongside shopping.

Transport

The eight-minute walk to Huthwaite Road presents several local bus stops, the closest of which is Siddalls Drive with shuttles running to Mansfield, Huthwaite, and Alfreton.

From Mansfield, regular local rail services connect residents to some of the local area's more prominent destinations - including Nottingham, from where national rail journeys are available.

Local road links connect residents to the wider area, ideal for commuters travelling to neighbouring towns and cities.

Residents looking to travel further afield are a 33-minute drive from East Midlands airport for regional and European destinations.

Directions

Brierley View sits on the northern periphery of Sutton-in-Ashfield, backing onto the attractive Brierley Forest Park. Residents benefit from the conveniences of an already well-established surrounding community, including on-hand shops, schools, and medical facilities.

The development is situated just off Ashland Road West, a 10-minute drive from the M1 connecting the area to Nottingham, Sheffield, and beyond.

This development falls under the administration of Ashfield District Council and Nottinghamshire County Council.