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This property is situated in the beautiful and sort after area of Earlsdon Coventry just a stone throw to the Hearsall Common Park. With just a 10 mins walk away from Earlsdon High Street and 12 mins walk into Coventry City Centre, we have plenty of restaurants, shops, supermarkets, parks, and bars nearby to keep you entertained throughout your stay.
Why Should You Visit Coventry?
Coventry is one of the oldest cities in the UK. It has a lot to offer to anyone who visits it - be it for business or leisure. The first thing that strikes you about Coventry is that it has many attractive historic buildings and ruins scattered throughout the city, making you feel like you are walking through time.
The shopping streets are where people come to shop for clothes, household items, gifts, food and more. Coventry also has an interesting mix of food options too - from chain restaurants to trendy eateries - so there's something for everyone!
Some of the best places to visit here are:
***Coventry Cathedral - A Symbol of the City's History***
Coventry Cathedral is the leading landmark in the city. The history of Coventry cathedral spans for more than a thousand years, from the beginning of its construction in 1043, to its destruction by Nazi Luftwaffe firebombing on 14 November 1940 and eventual rebuilding and reconsecration in 1962.
The present building incorporates many changes and additions since the time of Edward's death, but still consists primarily of that king's original design. It is constructed in a transitional style between Norman and Early English Gothic (a close parallel to that found at Lincoln Cathedral). The Cathedral is now recognized as one of Britain’s leading venues for contemporary art, music, exhibitions, community events and tours.
***The Herbert Art Gallery and Museum (formerly the Coventry Museum and Art Gallery):***
The Herbert Art Gallery features a diverse selection of paintings and sculptures from across the centuries, as well as regular temporary exhibitions. The collections include British painters such as J. M. W. Turner and L. S. Lowry but also artists from continental Europe such as Canaletto or El Greco, with several sculptures by Auguste Rodin.
The gallery was established in 1878 by public subscription to commemorate Henry Herbert & Henry Fitzherbert-Brockholes who died in World War I. The gallery is open 364 days a year and admission is free.
Other popular attractions and towns nearby to Coventry are: Warwick Castle, Kenilworth Castle, Leamington Spa, Stratford Upon Avon (the birthplace of Shakespeare), The National Exhibition Centre and The Bullring Birmingham.
There are great transport links to surrounding areas via regular bus services, train services and local taxi services (including UBER and OLA).

* Earlsdon High Street (10 mins walk)
* Coventry City Centre (12 mins walk)
* Coventry University (15 mins walk)
* Coventry Train Station (15 mins walk)
* Jaguar Land Rover (7 mins drive)
* Warwick University (8 mins drive)
* Coventry University Hospital (10 mins drive)
* Birmingham NEC (21 mins drive or 10 mins via Train from Coventry Train Station)
* Birmingham Airport (30 mins drive or 10 mins via Train from Coventry Train Station)
* It's also a short drive to Warwick, Stratford-upon-Avon, Rugby, Birmingham, Kenilworth, Nuneaton and Royal Leamington Spa.