Properties for sale in Stratford Upon Avon

Search our collection of properties for sale in STRATFORD-UPON-AVON, located within Warwickshire. Find out more about what it's like to live in Broadway.

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£450,000

Banbury Road, Stratford-Upon-Avon, CV37

A wonderful two bedroom ground floor apartment on one of the most sought after roads in Stratford-Upon-Avon. Considered one of the premier flats in the building due to the size (over 1150 sq ft) and the wonderful views over the countrysi...

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£985,000

Gretton, Cheltenham, GL54

With origins dating back to the mid-17th century is this stunning five bedroom detached Grade II* Listed house that offers 2986 square feet of outstanding and beautifully arranged accommodation, a driveway with parking, a fully landscape...

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£425,000

Main Street, Hanwell, OX17

A pretty two bedroom cottage that offers light filled well balanced rooms, established gardens and driveway parking with open countryside behind.Situated within this popular village to the North of Banbury, a lovely two bedroom character...

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£950,000

Horton Lane, Milcombe, OX15

A four bedroom family house situated in a popular village with superb gardens and a garage/workshop.A very comfortable house with well proportioned rooms, perfect for modern family living. A hallway leads through to the centre of the hou...

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£575,000

South Newington Road, Bloxham, OX15

Modernised and extended, four bedroom semi-detached cottage located on the edge of the village. A contemporary open plan design, off-road parking and enclosed gardens overlooking farmland to the rear. No onward chain.A deceptively spacio...

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Stratford-upon-Avon is the birthplace of William Shakespeare and a town steeped in literary history. With its charming Tudor architecture, the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, and the picturesque River Avon, it's a place where the Bard's legacy lives on.