Our brand new properties at William Grange are now sold. We have a selection of apartments on the portfolio to rent. You can join our waiting list and we will let you as soon as a property becomes available.
If you are interested in buying, please click here for more information on our resales properties at William Grange.
William Grange is situated at the western edge of Hereford city centre. Here, in this largely traffic-free centre, unspoiled historic architecture sits side-by-side with all you would expect from a modern-day city, from great shopping and eateries to excellent cultural attractions and activities.
Just a 10-minute walk from the city centre, this development has 20-one bed and 34 two-bed apartments available. Each has been beautifully and intelligently designed to make your life easier, from ample storage space to raised ovens. Some even have balconies, offering a great place to relax, enjoying some peace and quiet with a cup of tea or perhaps a glass of wine. What’s more, the communal lounge and landscaped garden are great places for residents to socialise.
Renting one of these apartments means you can enjoy the amenities and services for one monthly payment making budgeting easy. Our House Manager will run the development day-to-day and will be available to you during office hours, while the 24/7 call system and camera entry system guarantee your safety and security.
There’s no need to worry about getting around either, as all floors will be accessible by lift. Alongside a mobility scooter store, there are several bus stops only a 5-minute walk away. Hereford train station also has direct services to Birmingham and Manchester. As far as amenities are concerned, the city centre has everything you could possibly need, from large supermarkets to leisure facilities. There’s also a large out-of-town supermarket 10 minutes away if you want to avoid the hustle and bustle of the city.
Local AreaA cathedral city with a friendly market town atmosphere, Hereford provides unspoiled historic architecture surrounded by rolling farmland. The calm clear waters of the River Wye run through its centre, where you can enjoy a relaxing stroll. Hereford Cathedral is one of the city`s most spectacular sights. As well as magnificent architecture dating from Norman times onwards, the Hereford Mappa Mundi is also on display in the cathedral - the largest known medieval map depicting the world as it was known to exist around 1300.
Fans of the arts should make a beeline for the Courtyard. Herefordshire`s Centre for the Arts, it presents a diverse programme of theatre, film, dance, music and comedy. It also has an award-winning cafe bar set in its grand glass-fronted atrium. If you like the odd tipple, Chase Distillery offers tours from enthusiastic and knowledgeable tour guides. Producing a range of vodkas and gins, the distillery grows all of the potatoes and apples it uses at a local Herefordshire farm. Learn about the distillery`s processes and enjoy a sample or two at the end of your tour.
To discover more about the day-to-day lives of Hereford`s inhabitants in Jacobean times, take a tour of the Black and White House Museum, a remarkably well-preserved example of a 17th century timber-framed building. Surrounded by many of the city`s contemporary commercial buildings, this museum is an unexpected gem in the hustle and bustle of the city centre.
The properties at this development are leasehold properties with a term of 999 years from and including 01/01/2018