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Welcome to New Homes in Bridgnorth, the easy way to find new homes in Bridgnorth and the surrounding area. Bridgnorth is a town in Shrophsire, located along the Severn Valley. Bridgnorth has a population of approximately 12,000 and is named after a bridge over the River Severn which separates the upper town on the right bank from the lower on the left. If you are looking at new homes in Bridgnorth you may be interested to learn that there is a number of primary schools and two secondary schools which serve the town and its surrounding villages. Areas close to Bridgnorth include Shrewsbury which is 20 miles north west and Birmingham 30 miles to the east. London is situated 144 miles from Bridgnorth by road. New homes in Bridgnorth provide the best of both worlds for those seeking the heritage and cultural aspects that only a town like Bridgnorth can offer combined with the benefits of a brand new home in the heart of Shropshire. Enjoy the benefits of a newly built home in Shropshire, search for a new home in Bridgnorth today!

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Bridgnorth is situated in the county of Shropshire (previously Salop), in central Britain, near the Welsh border and forms part of the Severn Valley region. The town is split into two- a low town and a high town- by the longest river in Britain, The Severn. The high town offers breathtaking views of the low town and the neighbouring countryside. Unpolluted and clear, Bridgnorth is truly a paradise for walkers, anglers and wildlife, according to Vernon Pethard, Managing Director of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk,the Uk’s top new homes property website.

 

Bridgnorth has a long and colourful history. There is a castle, caves, a cliff railway, catastrophes and a civil war that all had a bearing on the present-day Bridgnorth.

The town was named after a bridge built over the Severn. The first historical reference was made to the area in 895. Bridgnorth was once recognised as one of Europe’s busiest river ports. Writers of the eighteenth-century compared the town’s wonderful setting to ancient Jerusalem and Gibraltar.

 

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Things To See And Do In Bridgnorth:

Bridgnorth Castle: Originally built by Robert de Belleme in 1101, the Bridgnorth Castle was besieged on a number of occasions, last in 1646 by the Roundheads during the Civil War when this area was dominated by Royalists. A large section of the high town was ravaged during the siege. Anybody interested in history will love to visit this place.

Bridgnorth Cliff Railway: The Bridgnorth Cliff Railway, also known as Castle Hill Railway, is a cliff railway located in Bridgnorth. The railway connects the low town and high town areas of Bridgnorth. The length of the track is 61.2 metres, with a rise of 33.8 metres at a 33-degree angle, making it one of Britain’s steepest railways. The railway was inaugurated by Mayor William Burton in July 1892.

Northgate Museum: The Northgate Museum in Bridgnorth is packed with treasures, and is an ideal place for anybody willing to learn about the history of the town as well as the area that surrounds it. From a replica of Trevithick's famous steam engine to Edwardian cash till, collections at the museum will appeal to people of all ages and interests.

Daniels Mill: Daniels Mills with its impressive waterwheel is anotherplace you can’t afford to miss while in Bridgnorth. The watermill is almost untouched since the eighteenth century and is still owned by the same family. You will definitely be taken back in time once the mill wheel turns and at the same time a steam train passes the viaduct. There is a gift shop from where you can buy 100% wholemeal flour. Coffee, tea and scones made from the mill’s own flour is also available to visitors.

Bridgnorth Sports and Leisure Centre: The Bridgnorth Sports and Leisure Centre offers a range of activities for visitors. There is a swimming pool and facilities for squash and badminton. The venue also plays host to a range of events throughout the year.
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The wonderful town of Bridgnorth has produced many famous people. Some of them include actors Toby Hadoke and John Baddeley, physician and astrologer Francis Moore, journalist Elizabeth Dilys Powell and director Roy Millichip.

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