£295,000

David Wilson Homes has 140 developments on Homello. Homes in Ross-on-Wye sold for a median £330,000 over the last year, £306 per sq ft; see house prices in Ross-on-Wye.
The Orchards is a new build homes development by David Wilson Homes, situated in the semi-rural location of Hildersley Farm, Hildersley, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire (HR9 7NW). The site offers a collection of high-specification 2, 3, and 4 bedroom houses, framed by the open fields and rolling hills that characterise the scenic Wye Valley. The new build homes are designed with energy efficiency in mind, a standard feature across the site.
David Wilson Homes is a nationally recognised developer, distinguished as a 5-star builder by the Home Builders Federation (HBF) every year since 2010, demonstrating a consistent track record of quality construction and customer satisfaction, with over 90% of buyers recommending the company. The current phase of new build homes includes a range of detached and semi-detached properties. All properties include modern sustainability features, notably photovoltaic solar panels as standard, with selected plots offering electric vehicle (EV) charging points. Certain homes are available for immediate move-in with specific incentives, such as the ‘Move in for Christmas’ campaign, and pre-included upgrades packages (e.g.Purchasers benefit from a 10-year NHBC structural warranty and an additional 2-year builder’s warranty from David Wilson Homes. The Orchards provides excellent road links for commuters, with the development offering direct access to the A40 and A449 via the nearby Over Ross Roundabout. Driving times to key regional cities are efficient: Hereford is approximately 22 minutes (14 miles) away, while Worcester is approximately 43 minutes (29 miles). Gloucester Train Station, a 35-minute drive, provides mainline rail services to Bristol, Birmingham, London, and Cardiff. A local bus stop situated adjacent to the development offers Stagecoach West services, including the No. 33 route connecting Gloucester, Ross-on-Wye, and Hereford, and the No. 746 service to Cinderford. Hildersley Farm offers a balanced lifestyle, being a short stroll from the River Wye for walking and a brief drive (approximately four minutes) from Ross-on-Wye town centre. The market town, previously voted the 'UK's best loved market town', features a strong independent retail scene with amenities such as the Model Farm Shop nearby, along with town centre businesses including Field Fayre, The Priory Coffee House, and local art galleries and boutiques. For recreation, the Halo leisure centre is easily accessible. Educational provision is strong, with Lea CofE Primary School located just 0.81 miles away (rated 'Good' by Ofsted as of October 2023). The development is within the catchment area for The John Kyrle High School & Sixth Form Centre Academy (5.42 miles), which received a ‘Good’ Ofsted rating in December 2024. Specific incentives, including the Key Worker Deposit Contribution scheme and Part Exchange options on selected plots, are available. Prospective buyers should contact the developer directly at the sales office at Hildersley Farm to confirm current plot availability, specific house type features (such as EV chargers), and to arrange a viewing of the show homes (e.g., the 'Holden', 'Archford', and 'Hadley' types).
Estate agents list one home for sale at The Orchards. Agent listings do not say whether a home is new or a resale, so this may be either.
The Orchards is a David Wilson Homes development in Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire. David Wilson Homes has 140 developments listed on Homello.
The median sold price in Ross-on-Wye was £330,000 over the last 12 months (293 sales, −1.0% on the year before), or £306 per square foot, from HM Land Registry data. The house prices in Ross-on-Wye page has the trend, prices by property type and every street.
Hildersley Farm, Hildersley, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, HR9 7NW
Straight-line distances; actual routes will be longer. Stations from NaPTAN, with their lines powered by TfL Open Data; schools from the Department for Education register, with the latest Ofsted signal; supermarkets from Geolytix Retail Points; places to eat from the Food Standards Agency's register of food businesses.
The Herefordshire neighbourhood around this development.
Sources: HM Land Registry price paid data, Police.uk, Historic England, ONS Census 2021, Ofcom Connected Nations, Environment Agency. Planning offices.

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