New Homes in Patchway

Live the Life

Located in South Gloucestershire and six miles outside of Bristol, Patchway is a large northern suburb of the city. A popular spot for commuters, Patchway has great road and rail links into Bristol and is an ideal location for families to enjoy the best of the great outdoors and the variety of activities in and around the city.

Things to see and do

As you’d expect from a town in South Gloucestershire and so close to Bristol, Patchway offers plenty to enjoy outside in the fresh air as well as a variety of fun family-friendly things to do.

Bristol Activity Centre promises serious action with paintball, mini paintball for kids eight and up, quad biking, archery, clay pigeon shooting, and even axe and knife throwing. For something a little more relaxing try a family day out cycling along the Avon cycleway or a trip to Cabot Tower. Spending a few hours playing and learning at the adventure and animal packed Wild Place Project is a fantastic day out for all family members.  

For a spot of retail therapy, a bite to eat, and a movie, the Mall Cribbs Causeway is close by and is one of Bristol’s premier shopping centres. And for those sporting enthusiasts in the family, The Bristol Golf Club and Filton Golf Club are both close to your new home in Patchway.

Education

If you’re planning on moving to the area with school age children, you’ll be pleased to know there are several schools in or near Patchway that have been recognised by Ofsted as “outstanding”. They include Almondsbury Church of England Primary School, Brentry Primary School, St. Teresa’s Catholic Primary School, and Little Mead Primary Academy.

If you or your older children plan on studying for a degree, the University of Bristol is within commuting distance, as is the University of Gloucestershire.

Getting to Patchway

Residents of Patchway commuting into Bristol enjoy direct hourly services from Patchway railway station into Bristol Temple Meads, with a journey time of just 15 minutes. Swindon can be reached in just under an hour with a couple of changes, while Bath Spa is an hours’ journey and one change away.

Patchway is also well served by road, with the A38 passing through the town, linking residents to Bristol and the rest of the UK road network.

When the time comes to enjoy a well-earned holiday, Patchway is just a half an hour drive to Bristol Airport, or a 50-minute journey including the train to Temple Meads and a bus to the airport.