New homes in Tenbury Wells
- Coming soon
- Introducing David Wilson Homes at The Pearls, a luxury new development of 2, 3 & 4-bed homes launching Spring '25 in Stourport-on-Severn. In the heart of the Worcestershire countryside but within easy reach of Birmingham, enjoy the best of town and country living. Our homes will include solar panels and EV charging points, plus a range of other energy efficient features to save you money. Homes on this development meet the latest building regulations, which sets the standards for energy performance and carbon emissions. Click here to find out more.
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- Coming soon
- Coming soon to Ironbridge, Otters Reach at Benthall Grange will create a range of luxurious new 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes. In the heart of the beautiful Shropshire countryside, enjoy country walks along the River Severn. A mile from the village, you’ll love the cosy pubs, independent shops and restaurants on your doorstep. Homes on this development meet the latest building regulations, which sets the standards for energy performance and carbon emissions. Click here to find out more.
- Oh no, you're too late! All homes at Raine Place are now sold out. Still looking for a new home? Take a look at our new development, Hughes Meadow in Lawley.
- Coming soon
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes coming soon to Lawley village, a mile from Telford. Ideal for quiet family life within easy reach of Telford’s fantastic selection of shops, restaurants, bars and entertainment venues. Discover energy efficient homes, beautiful street scenes and green open space. Homes on this development meet the latest building regulations, which sets the standards for energy performance and carbon emissions. Click here to find out more.
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- £299,000 to £510,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- Contemporary new build homes in high demand in Ross-on-Wye. Register today.
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- Coming soon
- Fiddington Fields will be a development of 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes in Tewkesbury. This new community will include allotments, a community centre, sports pitches, play areas, a primary school and plenty of green space. Cotswolds Designer Outlet will be within walking distance and the town centre is less than 10 minutes away.
- £308,000 to £523,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- Discover our luxury collection at Rose Place, in the picturesque town of Shrewsbury. You'll love our green open space and wildlife friendly features - feed the ducks on our balancing pond or explore on a dog walk. Walk into town in just half an hour to discover shops, cosy pubs or stroll along the river. We're also close to great schools and road links via the A458, A5 and M54. Some homes on this development meet the latest building regulations, which sets the standards for energy performance and carbon emissions. Click here to find out more.
Live the Tenbury Wells life
Whether you’re exploring historic sites, shopping in the town centre or enjoying a walk in the countryside, the market town of Tenbury Wells has plenty for the whole family to enjoy. Located in Worcestershire’s Teme Valley just a short drive from Ludlow and Leominster, a new home in Tenbury Wells is ideal if you’re looking for good transport links to nearby towns and cities, all surrounded by picturesque countryside.
A quick history
The area surrounding Tenbury Wells dates back to the Iron Age, with a number of historic sites nearby including Castle Tump, a motte and bailey castle whose remnants are now just a small mound of earth. In the 13th century, the town was granted a charter to hold a market, and by the 19th century ‘Wells’ was added to the name ‘Tenbury’ after the discovery of springs in the town.
Tenbury Bridge was built in the 16th century, while the town’s unique Pump Room was built in 1862 and recently restored. When Queen Victoria visited in the 19th century, she called Tenbury Wells ‘my little town in the orchard’, thanks to the local apple, cider and hops industry.
Business and industry
Industry in Tenbury has traditionally been focused on local orchards, farms and cider production. Robinsons Cider dates back to the late 18th century, and today is based near to Tenbury Wells in Little Hereford. Oldfields Orchard Cider and Hobsons Brewery are also based in the town.
Other businesses within commuting distance of Tenbury Wells include Worcester Bosch and Sanctuary Group in Worcester, the distribution and logistics company ABE Ltd in Ledbury, as well as Bulmers Cider in Hereford.
Things to do in the area
Tenbury is known for its ‘round market’, which is held multiple times a week in the town centre. The town also hosts a number of events throughout the year, including the Tenbury Agricultural and Countryside Show in August, and the one-day Applefest in October.
If you enjoy discovering more about the local area in times gone by, Tenbury Museum has exhibits exploring the history of the town. Other historic sites nearby include Ludlow Castle, Berrington Hall and Brockhampton Estate, all just a short drive away.
For those who like to keep fit and active, there are lots of sports facilities in and near the town including; an indoor pool, Grafton Farm Riding Centre, Noakes Farm Riding Centre, Severn Valley Quad Trekking and Sapey Golf Club. If you prefer walking in the fresh air, you can explore the town’s heritage trail or go hiking through the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Other attractions in and near the town include the Tenbury Millennium Orchard, the Regal Theatre and Cinema, Temevale Alpacas and Burford House and Gardens.
Travel and commuting
Tenbury Wells is close to both the A456 and A49, and although there’s no train station in the town, there are rail services nearby in Ludlow. Travelling by car, the journey from Tenbury to both Leominster and Ludlow takes 20-minutes, while Kidderminster is 35-minutes away, and Hereford is a 40-minute drive from the town. The journey to Worcester takes 45-minutes, and Birmingham can be reached in one hour 15-minutes.
Travelling to London, the drive takes around three hours depending on traffic, while the train from Worcester takes two hours 10 minutes changing once at Birmingham New Street. If you’re going on holiday, you can get to Birmingham Airport in one hour 20-minutes by car.