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Welcome to New Homes in Warwick, the easy way to find new homes Warwick and the surrounding area. The county town of Warwickshire, it has a population of roughly 25,000 and lies on the banks of the River Avon. Famous properties and landmarks, include Warwick Castle and Warwick Racecourse, which attract many visitors each year. Many of the towns buildings are tudor-timber framed style buildings, although there is a wealth of variety of architectural styles available in the town. The town boasts a successful University, and has seen various high tech companies, such as IBM and National Grid Plc, locate in the area. A prosperous area, Warwick has are plenty of leisure centres, sports facilities and entertainment experiences on offer alongside all the essential amenities. Due to its close proximity to north-south and east-west transport routes, Warwick has become popular with commuters looking to escape the pressures of city life. Located close to the M40 motorway and the A46 trunk road, Warwick is also on the chiltern line, providing frequent direct trains to London and Birmingham. New homes in Warwick provide the best of both worlds for those seeking the heritage and cultural aspects that only a town like Warwick can offer combined with the benefits of a brand new home in the heart of Warwickshire. Search for a new home in Warwick today!

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Warwick: An Inspiring Muse

The Edgar Broughton Band, Walter Savage Landor and Klaxons' Simon Taylor-Davis aren't the only artistic personalities who have been inspired by Warwick and its beautiful surroundings. J.R.R. Tolkien, the writer who enthralled all with The Lord of The Rings, has created two settlements in his world-famous work to reflect two actual settlements in Warwick. All these are but small proofs of Warwick's nature as a muse. However, to understand what makes Warwick one of Warwickshire's most prominent cities, a closer look at the town is needed.

The History of Warwick

Warwick was first established by the Anglo Saxons when they discovered the area on the banks of the River Avon. The area received its name due to the burh built there by Ethelfleda, Lady of the Mercians and sister of King Edward the Elder. (Warwick is translated to dwellings by the weir.) However, the burh didn't last as its owner expected, and the area was invaded by the Vikings. In anger, the Vikings burned down much of Warwick and then rebuilt it to be the administrative centre of the shire now known as Warwickshire county.

In the medieval times, Warwick was under the control of the Earls of Warwick, which meant that the city was to be completely protected. As a result, walls were built, of which the east and west gatehouses only remain today. Another fire, the Great Fire of Warwick, changed the face off the town one more time. The medieval buildings were burned, which is why Warwick now mainly has 17th and 18th century buildings the most.

Why New Homes in Warwick are so popular

True, Warwick does have a rich history, but what about its present. Well, there are so many factors that make Warwick one of the best places to live in.

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Here are just a few:

The Cultural Events - Warwick hosts annual festivals which entertain art lovers as well as music fans. There are numerous concerts taking place in town such as the Early Music series of concerts and the Music in Round concerts. Sports fans, especially those interested in horseracing, will be thrilled to know that Warwick is famous for its Warwick Racecourse which holds races regularly.

Easy Access to Numerous Major Areas - Vernon Pethand, Managing Director of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk, believes that Warwick is definitely well connected: "From Warwick, you can travel to Leamington Spa, London, Birmingham and Stratford-upon-Avon easily." Aside from the railway, regular bus services and a National Express Coach are available for transporting people to and from Warwick.

The Numerous Landmarks - Warwick has many landmarks that awe guests and residents alike from Warwick Castle, Guy's Cliffe House, St. Nicholas' Park and Lord Leycester Hotel to name a few.

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