Roman Heights Phase 2
Streethay, Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS13 8LT
About Roman Heights Phase 2
Orbit were pleased to deliver 36 Shared Ownership homes at Roman Heights phase 1 and 2 from 2018-2020. All properties are now completed and occupied.
Kitchen
- Contemporary fitted kitchen with a range of wall and base units
- Stainless steel oven
- Stainless steel hob
- Stainless steel extractor hood
- Integrated fridge/freezer
- Integrated washer/dryer
- Stainless steel 1½ bowl sink with mixer tap
- Vinyl flooring
Bathroom and cloakroom
- Contemporary white sanitaryware
- Shower over bath with full-height Porcelanosa tiling
- Glass shower screen
- Porcelanosa tiled splashback to wash hand basin
- Shaver socket
- Vinyl flooring
Internal
Finishes
- Walls in matt emulsion
- Ceilings in matt emulsion
- Woodwork in gloss
Electrical
- Telephone point to living room only
- TV points to living room and bedroom one
- PIR light front and rear
Heating
- Gas-fired central heating
- Thermostatically controlled radiators
Safety and security
- PVCu double glazed windows
- Mains-wired smoke detectors with battery back-up
- Mains-wired carbon monoxide detector with battery back-up
General
- Allocated parking spaces
- Garden shed
- Paved patio area and turf to rear garden
- Outside tap
- NHBC warranty
Nearby amenities
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Lichfield Trent Valley station - 0.6 miles -
M6 toll - 5 miles -
A38 - 0.1 miles -
Lichfield city centre - 1.9 miles -
Supermarkets - 0.8 miles
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Award winning restaurants and pubs - 1.9 miles -
Primary school - 1.4 miles -
Cannock Chase an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - 10 miles
Local area
Connections
Lichfield Trent Valley station, less than a mile away, travels to Crewe and London Euston, with trains hourly and travel into London taking just over 90 minutes. The station’s high-level platform is the terminus of the services to Redditch via Birmingham, with New Street station around 40 minutes away.
Close to the A38 and just five miles from the M6 Toll motorway, Roman Heights is close to frequent bus services serving Burton upon Trent and several local villages as well as Lichfield city centre which is just 10 minutes away.
Local amenities
While plans exist to bring more amenities into Streethay, including health services, a leisure centre and a primary school, there are excellent facilities currently available in Lichfield.
Families
Streethay is a beautifully-maintained residential village, which is within the catchment for several good schools, and will soon benefit from a new, purpose-built primary school that will also offer nursery places. There is a well-equipped children’s play park nearby, and Roman Heights’ residents will enjoy easy access to invigorating walks in the open countryside that surrounds them.
Local area
Located just two miles from Streethay, Lichfield’s most famous historic landmark and visitor attraction is the stunning, three-spired medieval cathedral that gives it its city status. In addition to making Lichfield an important ecclesiastical centre, the cathedral provides the backdrop to the city’s calendar of public events, which includes a spectacular Christmas market and annual arts and music festivals.
As well as plenty of green spaces within the city itself, Lichfield offers lovers of the great outdoors easy access to one of the most unspoilt areas of the British Isles. Cannock Chase, classified as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is less than 10 miles from Lichfield. The former royal forest is an idyllic area, renowned for its leisurely walks and cycle tracks that roam over rolling hills, through purple heather and along miles of quiet woodland routes.
For food and drink enthusiasts, Lichfield has an award-winning array of restaurants, cafés and pubs on offer. Favourites include the 2017 Taste of Staffordshire’s Tea Room and Coffee Shop of the Year, Pom’s Kitchen and Deli, and Independent Restaurant of the Year, The Four Seasons at Swinfen Hall Hotel.
