The Twyning, Leasow Reach, Gloucestershire, GL20 6FJ

Leasow Reach

Welcome to Leasow Reach. The first exclusive homes to be released are plot 26 and 27 ‘Custom Build’ homes which are part of our planning commitment to Twyning, where we’re offering a number of options to customise the design and layout.  Availability of open market homes is expected  later in summer 2025. Get in touch for exclusive updates as we gear up to launching our new homes, and keep an eye on our socials too.
Tucked away in a beautiful corner of Gloucestershire, Twyning is a charming village with a close-knit community and a glorious riverside backdrop where we’re developing just 47, 3 and 4 bedroom zero carbon houses and bungalows.
This picture-postcard location can be found on the banks of the River Avon, close to the River Severn and medieval town of Tewkesbury. With the Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on one side, and the delightful Cotswolds the other, our stylish development represents an excellent opportunity to combine contemporary living at its best with tranquility and stunning countryside, and in a community in which you’ll want to stay a lifetime.
Pinnacle of energy efficiency and sustainability
Our latest new homes in Twyning lead towards an energy efficient and sustainable lifestyle. In fact, they are zero carbon homes. This makes them the absolute pinnacle of energy efficiency and environmental impact with their renewable technologies. This puts them up at the higher end of the EPC ‘A’ rating scale with some homes even achieving scores over the top rating.
The flora and fauna has been a key consideration of our new community here, boasting its own orchard and wildflower meadow spaces for people and nature to thrive alongside each other.
What makes a home zero carbon?
By replacing gas boilers in favour of air source heat pumps, increasing the quality and specification of our solar panels, and upping the insulation levels, we’ve achieved a home which creates as much prime energy* as it needs.
*Prime energy is the regulated energy used to provide lighting, heating and hot water in the home assessed by a standard procedure assuming a typical family lifestyle as indicated in the home’s Energy Performance Certificate.