Within half an hour’s drive of both Coventry and Leicester, and around 40 minutes from the centre of Birmingham, Stoke Golding occupies a superb location in the heart of England. Junction 2 of the M69 is just six miles from the development, offering easy access to the motorway network, and trains between Leicester and Birmingham New Street call at Hinckley Station, three miles away. The rail journey into Birmingham takes less than 40 minutes, and to Leicester just 20 minutes. Nuneaton Station, a little further away, offers additional services to Crewe and London Euston. Both Hinckley and Nuneaton Stations are served by hourly bus services that stop a few yards from Kingshill Park.

In the village centre, in addition to a hairdresser, there is a licensed grocer, newsagent and general store set between two of the village’s three pubs, one of which incorporates an Indian restaurant. Within around a mile of the development there are also two farm shops, Tomlinson’s and Spinney Bank, supplying fresh local produce. The short trip into Hinckley opens up a wide choice of supermarkets, local traders, high street names, pubs and restaurants. Hinckley also has a Cineworld five-screen cinema and a ballet theatre, and the volunteer-run Concordia Theatre provides a venue
for a variety of live entertainments.