Phase II is launching later this year, to register your interest please email [email protected] using Phase II as the subject line.
An exciting new development of 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes in the historic village of Ratby.
Martinshaw Meadow is in the historic village of Ratby, Leicestershire. Superbly located just five miles northwest of the city of Leicester, Martinshaw Meadow is an idyllic residential development offering 54 beautiful two, three, four and five-bedroom homes designed for modern living.
The development at Martinshaw Meadow is named after Martinshaw Wood. Located between the villages of Ratby and Groby, Martinshaw Wood, combined with Pear Tree Wood and Burroughs Wood (also owned by The Woodland Trust), adds up to 390 acres (158 hectares) and is the largest continuous woodland area in Leicestershire and the National Forest. Perfect for scenic country walks, and exploring.
Ideally located for commuting by road or rail, Martinshaw Meadow is just one mile from Junction 21a and 22 of the M1 motorway. Ratby also has a regular bus service to and from the city.
Other major road links include the A444 and A50, and the M69 and M42 motorway networks are easily accessible for travel north, south and west, with East Midlands International Airport 13 miles away.
East Midlands Railway offers a fast service from Leicester to London St Pancras in 1 hour 13 mins and to Birmingham New Street in as little as 45 minutes.
- Excellent transport links from Leicester to London in 1 hour 13 minutes
- Superbly located just 5 miles from the city of Leicester
- With easy access to the M1 just a mile from the new homes and is perfectly placed for commuting
- Martinshaw Meadow is conveniently placed to explore restaurants, bars and entertainment facilities in Leicester as well as recreational sports and local pubs in Ratby
- Located in the village of Ratby, Martinshaw Meadow is surrounded by beautiful countryside views.
- For those seeking further education, De Montfort University and the University of Leicester are both within 30 minutes of Martinshaw Meadow.
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