Whitnash

Whitnash

Local Life around Royal Leamington Spa

Whitnash [at the White Ash] is a lovely historic town. St Margaret’s Church, the focal point of the old village, dates back to Saxon times and still stands strong in the heart of town. Twinned with both Weilerswist, Germany and Villebon-sur-Yvette, France, Whitnash too has it’s very own Petanque team and home to Mallory Court Hotel & Spa.

There is a choice of great schools for kiddiwinks of all ages, a library, a convenience store, not to mention a 17th century pub. Mr Clarke is particularly fond of his Sunday morning round of golf at his local Leamington and County Golf Club whilst Mrs Clarke prefers a knock at Tennis at the local Sports and Social. Whitnash is surrounded by breath-taking countryside with some lovely walks on hand if you just fancy a stroll or breath of fresh air to blow away the cobwebs. Try out Whitnash Brook, a 2km wildlife corridor, where you’ll spot clusters of dragonflies in the height of summer.

Well kept houses, a strong community and a busy social scene

Well connected? Leamington is super well connected. The M40 nips past to Birmingham, Oxford and London; Stratford-upon-Avon and Coventry are a 20-min drive away; Birmingham 40 mins.
The town has emerged as one of the Midland’s most highly regarded places to live for families who love the schools and activities, as well as young singles and couple who love the bar, restaurant and cultural scene.

If you like shopping, you will love the town centre’s mixed independent shops and High Street chains.Transport connections are excellent, just minutes away from the M40, just over an hour from London by car or train and a short bus journey from the bustling Leamington Spa and charming Warwick where you will find an endless choice of bars, restaurants, shops and cafes.

  • Closest village/town: Harbury & Offchurch are nice
  • Post Office: 1
  • Stores: Lots of local convinience shops
  • Supermarket: M&S and Sainsburys are on your doorstep
  • Pubs: The Leopard Inn serving a great Sunday roast
  • Walks: Along Whitnash Brook
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