Orchard Park is a residential park designed for the over the fifties in a peaceful, scenic setting of the village Twigworth between the historic, lively city of Gloucester and towns of Tewkesbury and Cheltenham.

Park Home Life started redeveloping the park in 2015, with the first phase of new homes on Ashmead Crescent, and all 21 plots are now sold. The second phase was Kings Acre, with 24 plots quickly being sold. Next up was The Bramleys with 17 plots, all of which are now sold.

The Ribstons will be developed in two phases. The first phase of 11 plots, the second phase of ten plots.

Orchard Park is surrounded by scenic natural views and homes on the site benefit from landscaped gardens, block-paved driveways and adjacent garages. There are also plots available for new homes of choice that can be tailored to a personalised specification. Furthermore, there is a bus stop directly outside the park meaning residents can easily access Gloucester and surrounding towns. A new development on the park with new luxury homes brings it to a new phase and will be soon called The Bramleys.

In close walking distance of the park, Twigworth is home to local shops and eateries as well as a The Brickhampton Court Golf Course and the Nature in Art Gallery and Museum - a fine Georgian Mansion displaying a collection of art dedicated to nature as well as hosting both events and courses.

Cheltenham is the cultural capital of the Cotswolds and is a fifteen-minute car journey away from the park. Cheltenham offers a good range of high-street and local shops, cafes and restaurants. The Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham is a historic establishment and display a wide collection of entertainment from ballet to opera, drama and more. As well as the famous racecourses, Cheltenham also has a brilliant range of year-round events and festivals including the Cheltenham Poetry and Jazz Festival.

Residents will also benefit being close to the city of Gloucester and all its attractions including the stunning Gloucester Cathedral landmark and the picturesque Gloucester Park. There is also much to do with visiting family in the city including exploring the museums and taking a stroll along the Gloucester Docks. In close walking distance of the park, Twigworth is home to local shops and eateries as well as a The Brickhampton Court Golf Couse and the Nature in Art Gallery and Museum- a fine Georgian Mansion displaying a collection of art dedicated to nature as well as hosting both events and courses.