MOSELEY MEADOWS

The road names of Cromwell Road and Cavalier Circus have a historic connection with the English Civil War. In 1651 King Charles II made a last attempt to regain the throne at the battle of Worcester in 1651. The King’s Army was defeated by the Parliamentarian Army led by Oliver Cromwell and the King was on the run. Five days later, cold and wet the King arrived at the nearby Old Moseley Hall and was given shelter until he could plan his escape.

Moseley Meadow is select development of only fourteen family homes in a quiet and established residential area within close proximity of shops, schools and major employers and other facilities.

The development will provide three and four bedroom dwellings which have been thoughtfully designed and built to a high standard of quality with luxurious fittings, classic elevations and much attention to details.

The city centre of Wolverhampton is within three miles distance. The town centres of Stafford, Telford and Walsall and the city centre of Birmingham city are all within commuting distance. Junction 2 of the M54 with direct connections to the motorway network is within approximately one mile.