Coventry Removals
Removals in Coventry doesn’t need to be stressful, with our first class moving service we can help you make a stress-free move to your new home.
We have been in the removals and storage industry moving people and businesses since 1884, so we are well-established and highly experienced. Wherever you are moving to in Coventry or further afield in UK or abroad, get in touch for a competitive no obligation quote today!
Moving to Coventry
Coventry is vibrant city with a diverse culture and is a prime place to live in the West Midlands, particularly if you want a city centre with a soul. It is steeped in heritage and culture, with a medieval cathedral, though unfortunately destroyed during Second World War, its outer walls and spire make it a popular attraction today. Coventry does have a new Cathedral, which was built after the war, and it is renowned as one of the few places to have a much newer Cathedral.
Where to Live in Coventry
Both the buying and renting markets are buoyant in Coventry and both hold affordable properties. If you desire living in the city centre, there is no better place to do it than Priory Place. A grand modern building with beautiful apartments with shops, bars and cafes below.
In contrast, Stivichall is a few miles south of the city centre and is much quieter. Again, it is one of the most popular residential areas and is rich with family sized semi-detached homes and a plethora of two and three bedroom bungalows. West of Stivichall is Syvechale Grange which came to being in the 1960s and is a suburban area mostly home to families.
Earlsdon has its own local railway station, numerous shops and restaurants, and its own theatre. Properties here tend to be a little pricier as it has a very village feel, which many find very attractive.
Shopping in Coventry
Around Coventry’s beautiful cathedral are wide pedestrianised streets full of shops, restaurants and cafes. There are fantastic shopping facilities in the city centre and in retail parks on the outskirts. The West Orchards and Lower Precinct are two shopping centres filled with high-street names and favourite brands, whereas the market has everything from fruit and veg to Chinese herbs and hand-made clothes. It is well worth exploring for a bargain. Specialist shops and independent boutiques can be found on Spon Street, Hertford Street and in the City Arcade.
Transport Links Coventry
The A45 and A444 both cut through Coventry which can mean congestion at rush hour but also great access to the M42, M69 and M6. Those wanting to drive to Birmingham can get there in 30 minutes in good traffic.
Coventry railway station is the main station serving the city. However, many of the smaller local areas have their own smaller stations too. The station has four platforms, with 17 trains per hour off-peak Monday to Friday. Six trains head to London Euston (three express and three semi-fast via Northampton). Seven services travel to Birmingham New Street, one to Manchester Piccadilly, one to Glasgow Central, one to Nuneaton and one to Reading (which usually continues on to Bournemouth).
For more information on any of our removals or storage services or to get a no obligation quote, please don’t hesitate get in touch on 0121 371 9659 or you can email us or use the ‘Get A Quote’ form.
