Money Hill

Discover an exceptional quality of life at Money Hill, a thoughtfully designed development nestled on the edge of the historic market town of Ashby-de-la-Zouch in Leicestershire. Set within the heart of The National Forest, this collection of modern homes offers a perfect blend of countryside charm and contemporary convenience, making it an ideal choice for professionals, couples, and growing families.

Developed by Taylor Wimpey in partnership with Stonewater, and marketed by LSL Land & New Homes, Money Hill presents a superb selection of properties designed with modern living in mind. The development features a variety of rental accommodation, including stylish and contemporary two, three, and four-bedroom houses, as well as two-bedroom bungalows. Each home is finished to a high standard, offering comfortable and flexible living spaces.

The development has been created with a strong sense of community and wellbeing. Key features for residents to enjoy include:

• Expansive green open spaces and beautifully landscaped areas.
• Dedicated children’s play areas and a unique trim trail.
• A network of new footpaths, perfect for leisurely strolls.
• Ample allocated parking for residents.

Located on Fossbrooke Drive, Money Hill boasts an enviable position just a short distance from Ashby-de-la-Zouch’s vibrant town centre. Here you will find a fantastic array of independent shops, high-street retailers, inviting pubs, and diverse restaurants. The town is rich in history, with the famous Ashby de la Zouch Castle providing a stunning local landmark. For families, the area is served by highly-rated schools, including the 'Outstanding' rated Ashby Hill Top Primary School.

Connectivity is excellent, with easy access to the A511 and A42, providing direct routes to Burton-upon-Trent, Derby, and Leicester. For those travelling further afield, mainline train stations in nearby Burton and Derby offer regular services to major UK cities. This prime location allows residents to enjoy a peaceful residential setting without compromising on access to urban conveniences and major transport networks.