Burton Property Guide-00-7261

Written by: 4Ps--Marketing
Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2010

Burton is nestled on the borders of East and West Midlands along the banks of the River Trent; offering stunning scenery that has spent hundreds of years largely untouched. The A38 runs along in a northeastsouthwest direction and connects the town to Derby; making it ideal for commuters.

Burton on Trent Railway Station connects Derby and Birmingham, another great commuter route for buyers of property in Burton on Trent. Leicester and the northsouth connecting M1 motorway are just 20 miles away, making this an ideal location in the centre of the Midlands for out-of-town workers to reside.



Attractions in Burton

There are many things to see and do in this market town, which is what attracts so many people to move here each year. For sporting fans there is a football team, which plays professional football in League 2 at the Pirelli Stadium. Burton RUFC is 140 years old and lays claim to being one of the oldest rugby clubs in the UK.

The Little Theatre Company caters to those wishing to watch shows at the weekend or during the week. They operate five shows every year and have a great local following. The town has a great selection of restaurants and bars to enjoy an evening out in or a traditional Sunday lunch if cooking for the family doesn't appeal.

Amenities in the Market Town

When looking for property in Burton on Trent, buyers need to make sure there are enough amenities like supermarkets and stores to suit their needs. The town has a number of general shopping areas where clothes, furniture and everyday goods can be bought with ease. It also boasts The Market Hall where shoppers can buy all their fruit and vegetables. Meanwhile, children can enjoy playing in the nurseries while parents shop.

General supermarkets like Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons are located throughout the town for the convenience of local shoppers. There are also many local stores scattered across the area where essentials like bread and milk can be picked up. Transport around town for those not wishing to travel by car is offered by a reliable local bus service that runs into the night. Birmingham International Airport is only 25 miles away making summer holidays and weekend breaks readily accessible and viable.

Neighbourhoods in Burton

There are many areas to buy a property in Burton on Trent and the town is home to around 70,000 residents. To the southwest of the centre is a golf course, and there are many open green spaces ideal for children to play in as well as parks and recreation areas.

For those who like to be in the thick of it, with amenities such as restaurants, shops and bars on their doorstep, there are a great selection of modern flats and apartments all within easy reach of the town centre. It is also possible to find some good sized family homes in the heart of the town; albeit not as peaceful as the offerings on the outskirts of town.

The northeast boasts a variety of houses much like in the southwest, although this area has less hustle and bustle about it making it quieter and more subdued. There is direct access to the A38 road, giving quick travel times to Birmingham and Derby for commuters and the overall pleasant atmosphere created by the local residents in Burton make it an appealing place to live.

Burton on Trent is a pretty village and Burton property is in high demand. HomesNow features property in the East of England and the Midlands, including a wide range of Burton on Trent property .

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