Property for sale in Tewkesbury
Medieval magic at the confluence of two great rivers
Timber-framed medieval buildings, winding streets, and a stunning riverside setting make Tewkesbury one of Gloucestershire’s most desirable market towns. Rich in history and character, it offers a diverse property market that blends period elegance with tasteful new-build homes and apartments, catering to a wide range of buyers.
The town centre features beautifully preserved half-timbered homes, while the surrounding countryside offers larger period residences, barn conversions, and new developments with ample space. Popular areas include Mitton and Walton Cardiff, both offering a mix of traditional and modern homes, plus excellent access to amenities.
Tewkesbury’s riverside location, where the Avon and Severn meet, enhances its appeal, providing opportunities for boating, scenic walking routes, and the kind of tranquility and charm that only comes from being close to water. The town is also known for its strong sense of community, independent shops, and lively calendar of events, including the renowned Tewkesbury Medieval Festival.
Towering over the town, Tewkesbury Abbey – one of the finest examples of Norman architecture in England – adds to its historic grandeur, while The Black Bear, Gloucestershire’s oldest pub, offers a real taste of the past.
Sitting neatly between Cheltenham and Worcester, Tewkesbury is a good option for commuters, with Birmingham and Bristol also within easy reach. Mainline rail services from nearby Ashchurch provide links to London and beyond.
With exclusive access to some of the best properties in Tewkesbury, our team can help you fulfil your property goals in this serene riverside setting.
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Westmancote, Gloucestershire, GL20
House, 3.19 acres
A stunning family home set in over 3 acres at the foot of Bredon Hill
Lower Lane, Kinsham, Tewkesbury, Worcestershire, GL20
House, 4053 sqft
Set in a village location within commuting distance of Cheltenham and Tewkesbury, a substantial Grade II listed farmhouse accompanied by a versatile annexe.
