Mulberry Gardens

Nearby amenities

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  M40 North and South - 4 miles
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  Leamington train station - 13 miles
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  Leamington town centre - 10.3 miles
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  Southam town centre - 3.5 miles
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  Southam College over 11 years - 3.4 miles
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  Southam Primary school - 3.8 miles
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  St James Academy - 4.5 mile
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  St Marys primary school - 3.8 miles

Southam is well known as a thriving market town set in the beautiful South Warwickshire countryside. Filled with pretty villages and attractive canal waterways, this is the perfect location for the tranquillity of countryside living paired with a wealth of nearby amenities.

Connections
Mulberry Gardens is ideal for commuters, with easy access to the thriving commercial centres of Royal Leamington Spa (8 miles), Warwick (10 miles), Rugby (13 miles), Stratford-upon-Avon (22 miles), Coventry (14 miles) and Birmingham (35 miles).

The nearest railway station is just 7 miles away at Royal Leamington Spa, where there is a direct line to London Marylebone. Other local stations include Warwick Parkway (14 miles), Rugby (13 miles), Coventry (14 miles) and Banbury (15 miles).

Local amenities
Southam is home to a number of chain grocery stores and supermarkets as well as smaller independent shops. The town centre also has hairdressers, pharmacies, medical centres, bars and restaurants – all your day-to-day essentials.

If fitness is your thing there is the Southam Leisure Centre and a number of independent fitness centres within the town.

Families
Mulberry Gardens is a particularly great choice for families, as there are a number of primary schools within a short distance of the development including St Mary’s, Southam Primary School and Southam St James Academy.

There are also a number of good and outstanding OFSTED rated secondary schools in the area including Southam College and Campion School.

Local area
Nestled on the banks of the River Stowe, Southam is a vibrant market town with a picture perfect setting. A designated conservation area, the town and its surrounding locales such as Ufton Fields and Burton’s Dasset Hills Country Park, provide the ideal location for nature-loving walkers and runners alike, all supplemented a range of bars, restaurants and cafes to suit all tastes.

The beautiful waterways give another option for outdoor exploring and form a perfect cycling route, while there’s a wealth of rich heritage in the area, such as ancient The Holy Well and Southam Embroideries, Chesterton and Harbury Windmills, as well as the British Motor Museum.

Every year Southam Food Festival and Marton Art Festival are a highlight of the summer, but this is a town that is bursting with appeal all year round and one that has much more going for it than its intimate size would suggest.