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Welcome to New Homes in Lichfield, the easy way to find new homes in Lichfield and the surrounding area. Lying between Tamworth and Cannock in the county of Staffordshire, the City of Lichfield provides a glimpse of a past times with its historic streets, buildings and traditions. An area of unspoiled charm, Lichfield's property is characterised by historic redbrick buildings, often with ornate details and arrangements. Over the ages, the city has seen a steady flow of philosophers and visionaries including David Garrick, Erasmus Darwin, Samuel Johnson and Anna Seward. Today the city is home to over 30,000 people, and offers all the essential amenities expected of a contemporary city. Located on the boarder of Birmingham's green belt, the city of Lichfeild is peppered with large open spaces, pools and parkland. The M6 toll motorway is within easy reach and the town is served by major rail and bus links. New homes in Lichfield provide the best of both worlds for those seeking a property surrounded by stunning natural scenery, yet with access to all the essential cultural, economic and social facilities of a contemporary town. Enjoy the benefits of a newly built home in the beautiful Staffordshire countryside, search for a new home in Lichfield today!
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Lichfield is located in the county of Staffordshire and is amongst a few parishes in Britain to have acquired city status, because of the fact that though small, it has a cathedral. Lichfield is situated north of Birmingham, on the A51 road, near the A515, A5 and A38. Famous for being the home of the lone three-spite cathedral in England and Europe, the wonderful city of Lichfield still preserves its original Olde World image and its significance as an ecclesiastical hub, according to Vernon Pethard, Managing Director of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk, the UK's leading new homes website.
Lichfield’s early origins are unknown. During the first century, a Roman fortress was constructed two miles south of the existing city at the crossing of the key roads of Watling Street and Ryknild Street. Following the Roman withdrawal in the fifth century, a Celtic community may have existed in this area. The development of Lichfield was consolidated under Bishop Clinton in the twelfth century. The city suffered considerably during the Civil War in the seventeenth century but managed to recover.
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Things to See and Do in Lichfield
Lichfield Cathedral: Lichfield Cathedral has a fascinating history and a splendid setting. Its three spires are often called 'the Ladies of the Vale' and are unique among medieval cathedrals. Facilities for visitors include a study centre, a bookshop and a tea room. Artistic events and major concerts are regularly held at the venue, particularly in July at the time of the yearly International Lichfield Festival.
The Curborough Collection: This famous craft and antiques centre is located on the edge of Lichfield, in undulating countryside. Special craft shows can be held here; the venue is perfect for groups or clubs and outdoor club meetings. Shows cover dried and silk flower arranging, woodcrafts, soft furnishing, fabric craft and country wear courses.
Market Square: Market Square has been serving as the centre of Lichfield since the twelfth century. A craft market is held here on Tuesdays and a general market on Fridays and Saturdays. Conduit Street located on the eastern side has pleasant arcading with shopping stores underneath. The square also has a great collection of book and antique shops.
Tudor Café: The Tudor Café is an amazing example of Tudor style architecture that was constructed in the sixteenth century. You can enjoy lovely cakes and tea while looking at the architecture. The café also offers a superb collection of local homemade chocolates for chocolate lovers.
Lichfield Library: Lichfield Library is situated close to the centre of the city, and has been playing a key educational and cultural role in the community for decades. The library has a large, well-managed collection of books and audiovisual content. Multi-media terminals are also available at the library and exhibitions are held here throughout the year.
Famous People Born In Lichfield:
Many famous people have had connection to the wonderful city of Lichfield. Some of the biggest names includelexicographer and authorSamuel Johnson, antiquarian Elias Ashmole, Dr Erasmus Darwin and Elias Ashmole, the founder of Ashmolean museum in Oxford.
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