Situated right on the border of Northfield and Bournville, Oakville Place offers the convenience of city centre living (The Mailbox is just a 15 minute drive away!) with the tranquility of a leafy suburban setting.

Oakville Place is set on Hole Lane, which is part of the Bournville Trust and contains nearly all residential properties, some dating back 200 years. The nearest shops are round the corner on Heath Road, and those not looking to venture into the city can try Northfield Shopping Centre, which boasts an array of different shops from WH Smith to Dorothy Perkins to Pets Corner!



About the area
Oakville Place is a stuning location amongst tree lined avenues and boutique shops, and sits on land bordering the Bournville Village Trust.

Northfield has an extremely interesting history, and evidence shows that people have been settling in the area since the stone age! It is the site of amazing discoveries, from stone age tools to roman coins, and to this day remains a location of interest to geologists due to its rich history.

Nowadays, Northfield is a charming community that holds a yearly carnival on Victoria Common. The people are friendly and caring about their local area, and charities such as Northfield Ecocentre strive to keep the area as welcoming and enjoyable to live in as it always has been.

Specification

Taylor Wimpey is thrilled to announce the launch of our brand new development of just 22 private homes at Oakville Place.

Set on the peaceful Hole Lane, on the border between Bournville and Northfield, Oakville Place offers a fabulous combination of tranquility and convenience, with Birmingham city centre a short drive away.

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Directions

If you're driving, tap "B31 2AH" into your Sat Nav, or simply follow the Bristol Road South (A38) out of Birmingham City Centre for about 15 minutes and Hole Lane is a turning to your left, just past Bournville School.

For those who don't drive, Northfield Train Station is just a 20 minute walk away which leads you right into Birmingham New Street Station in under 20 minutes.

Alternatively the bus number 63 takes you straight from Hole Lane into town in under 20 minutes.

Shopping

The nearest shops are round the corner on Heath Road, and those not looking to venture into the city can try Northfield Shopping Centre, which boasts an array of different shops from WH Smith to Dorothy Perkins to Pets Corner!

But if you love a good shop you couldn't be better placed, as less than 20 minutes drive down Bristol Road takes you to Birmingham City Centre, with its wealth of different shopping experiences. Upon approaching the centre you'll find The Mailbox, with retailers such as Harvey Nichols, and designer shops Boss and Joop to name but a few! Not to mention the bars, cafes and restaurants overlooking the canal! Venture towards the Bull Ring and you'll find Selfridges, Debenhams, Next, Mango, All Saints, Pandora, Topshop, GAP... in fact you'll be spoilt for choice!

For more essential (and less exciting) shopping trips, you're perfectly placed to have your pick of the supermarkets. Sainsburys is a 5 minute drive away, or 25 minute walk if you're being healthy. The nearest Asda is in Kings Heath, just ten minutes drive, and there's a Tesco Express less than a 5 minute drive away. Waitrose is 20 minutes away in Hall Green.

Leisure

There is and a 2km walk trail, a lake with wildfowl, on which fishing is permitted, wildflowers and a brook that runs through the park.

Education

f you live on Hole Lane, your nearest primary school is St Laurence Church Junior School on Bunbury Road and your nearest secondary school is Bournville School and Sixth Form Centre on Griffins Brook Lane.

Transport

If you're driving, tap "B31 2AH" into your Sat Nav, or simply follow the Bristol Road South (A38) out of Birmingham City Centre for about 15 minutes and Hole Lane is a turning to your left, just past Bournville School.

For those who don't drive, Northfield Train Station is just a 20 minute walk away which leads you right into Birmingham New Street Station in under 20 minutes.

Alternatively the bus number 63 takes you straight from Hole Lane into town in under 20 minutes.

Health

Hole Lane also has the convenience of a dental surgery close by on Bunbury Road.

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