Montgomery Place

Open space is not pushed to the edge here. It sits at the centre of the neighbourhood.

More than 7 acres of public open space run through Montgomery Place, shaped by a natural watercourse that gives the layout a more open feel. Around 90 metres of new footpaths link homes to green areas and a play area set within the landscape, making it easy to head out for a walk, meet neighbours or let children burn off some energy without getting in the car.

Landscaped basins help manage rainwater in a simple, practical way, and to the south of the site a protected badger habitat remains in place to support local wildlife. Planting across the development will help the neighbourhood settle in over time.

Football, rugby and tennis clubs sit right next door, so training nights and weekend matches do not mean extra journeys across town. It makes staying active part of the week rather than something that needs planning. When the game finishes, home is only a short walk away.

Although Montgomery Place sits on the edge of Market Drayton with 7 acres of open space around it, everyday convenience is still close at hand.

Market Drayton High Street is around a ten minute walk from home, while Morrisons, Lidl and B&M are just a few minutes by car. Cafés, shops and the doctor’s surgery are all nearby, so the weekly shop or a quick trip into town does not take much planning.

It gives you the breathing room of a town edge setting, without losing touch with what makes Market Drayton easy to live in.

Families at Montgomery Place have well established schools nearby, helping keep the school run straightforward as children grow.

Market Drayton Infant and Nursery School and Market Drayton Junior School are both within easy reach, while Grove School and Sixth Form provide secondary education close to home. Other nurseries and colleges are available across the town and surrounding area.

It means education stays local from early years through to sixth form, with options that support families at every stage.

Montgomery Place makes it easy to move around the region. By car, Whitchurch is around 20 minutes away, Stoke on Trent just under 40 minutes and Shrewsbury around 45 minutes.

For rail travel, Whitchurch Station offers direct services to Shrewsbury in around 30 minutes and Stoke on Trent in just over an hour. Birmingham New Street can be reached in roughly 1 hour 30 minutes.

The A53 and A41 are both close by, keeping Market Drayton well linked to surrounding towns. Manchester Airport is also within reach when you are travelling further afield.

Step outside the town and Shropshire quickly opens up. Rolling countryside, canal paths and quieter lanes shape the landscape around Market Drayton, offering space to walk, cycle and explore.

Montgomery Place offers a mix of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes designed with practical layouts and straightforward finishes.

Each home includes solar panels, electric vehicle charging and waste water heat recovery systems, helping reduce energy use from day one. With an average SAP rating of B across the development, the homes are built to be more efficient to run than older properties.