Removals Stratford-upon-Avon 

The old centre is laid out on a medieval street plan. Henley Street, Sheep Street, Chapel Street and Church Street have timber-framed and Georgian buildings, many listed, with flats above shops and holiday lets mixed in. Inside, expect low beams, uneven floors and stairs that turn tightly. We take furniture apart where it helps, protect the old surfaces and keep the carry steady. 

Old Town and the streets near Holy Trinity Church have larger period houses, often with steps at the front and narrow side access. South of the river, Bridgetown and the roads off Shipston Road and Banbury Road mix Victorian and twentieth-century homes. 

Newer homes sit around the edge of town. Shottery, to the west, has a large modern estate beside the old hamlet. Bishopton, to the north west, has homes built over the last few decades. Meon Vale, a few miles south west, is a newer village on a former Ministry of Defence depot. Allocated bays and tight cul-de-sacs are common, so we check where the vehicle can stand before moving day. 

Villages such as Tiddington, Welford-on-Avon, Wellesbourne and Clifford Chambers have cottages and larger homes on lanes that suit a smaller vehicle. Some thatched cottages have low doorways that need extra care on the way out. 

Our crews offer a full pack, a fragile-only pack or a partial pack, using recyclable and sustainable materials. You can also buy boxes, paper, bubble wrap and tape from our Daventry trade counter.