Reasons to live in Fiddington Fields
Feel part of something new and exciting at Fiddington Fields, Tewkesbury!
Surrounded by open fields; Fiddington Fields is a new housing development on the outskirts of Tewkesbury and forms part of a growing residential area of about 1000 homes adjacent to the M5 Junction 9.
Property for sale at Fiddington Fields
Fiddington Fields Development
Fiddington Fields has been planned with a focus on modern, energy efficient designs and community orientated living spaces. The development is made up of brand new homes currently being built by a number of national housebuilders such as Persimmon, Charles Church, Barratt Homes, David Wilson and the Aster Group.
The scheme has been carefully thought out and aims to go beyond just housing by creating an abundance of green spaces and play areas for families and outdoor activities. In time, the broader estate will include a brand new primary school and other community facilities such as sports pitches, a pavillion, public square and even allotments.
Where is Fiddington Fields?
On the edge of the Cotswolds, and just 3 miles from Tewkesbury Town Centre, Fiddington Fields is located in the parish of Ashchurch Rural, just off the A46 next to the brand new Cotswold Designer Outlet village. Junction 9 of the M5 motorway is within a 5 minute drive and Ashchurch railway station is within walking distance providing Great Western routes to Cheltenham, Gloucester and Worcester.
If you are looking to buy or rent in the Gloucester or Tewkesbury area, and are looking for a rural feel with decent local facilities and road connections, then Fiddington Fields should definately be on your shortlist.
Please feel free to read our expert guide on the best places to live in Tewkesbury
Last updated 8th January 2026
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FaQs
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Is Tewkesbury a good place to live?
Although it has a small town feel, Tewkesbury is very well located with the M5 providing easy access to Cheltenham, Gloucester, Worcester and Birmingham. Tewkesbury is seeing significant development in both housing and infrastructure and Tewkesbury Borough Council aimes to deliver almost 12000 new homes by 2041. Read our article “ Where should I live in Tewkesbury”
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What information do i need to provide when I make an offer on a house?
The information that we require as a minimum may include the following:
- Full names and address of the purchasers
- Certified ID to prove the purchasers identity
- The name of the solicitor acting for you
- Proof of funds or a Mortgage Agreement in Principle
Find out more by reading our article “what happens now I’ve had an offer accepted on a house”
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What's the advantages and disadvantages of buying a new build?
The answer to this is subjective and depends on your personal preference as well as your situation. As an experienced estate and new homes agent our Director Richard Tuck wrote this useful article exploring the advantages and disadvantages of buying a new build.
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What do I need to do on day of completion?
Some say that then actual house move is one of the most stressful events of all, so be prepared for the whole process long before you begin. Use our moving checklist to make sure you are organised and read our five tips for moving house.
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Is Gloucester a good place to live?
Gloucester is a thriving small city and is a superb location to live with many reasons to buy a property in the city’s residential areas, whether it’s to live in yourself or as an investment. Gloucester is undergoing a renaissance and rapid development is in full swing. Read our article “ The Appeal of Buying Property in Gloucester”
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How can I find out how much to borrow?
Determining your budget should be the first step that you take before moving house. We recommend that you speak to an independent mortgage advisor that will be able to determine your affordability. Having a mortgage agreement in principal before you view will give you a head start against other buyers. Feel free to use our Mortgage Calculator
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How long does a house sale normally take?
The average house sale currently takes between 3 to 4 months to complete from the point of sale. This can vary, however, depending on the length of the chain, the source of your buyers funds, whether it is leasehold or freehold and how quickly all parties act.
