Discover Rugby
Rugby is a Warwickshire market town best known for Rugby School, where the sport is said to have originated. It sits at a major rail and logistics crossroads, with significant warehouse and distribution development around the town. The centre has the Clock Towers shopping centre and the Art Gallery and Museum, with Hillmorton, Bilton and Dunchurch around it. People need to be in Rugby for logistics and distribution sites, development work, and business that benefits from the M1, M6 and M45 junctions close by. Surrounding areas include the town centre, Hillmorton, Bilton, Brownsover and the surrounding Warwickshire area. For getting around, Rugby sits close to the M1, M6 and M45, and its mainline station reaches London in around fifty minutes and Birmingham in around thirty. WJO Property sources fully furnished accommodation around Rugby with one point of contact.
Transport
Rugby station: Mainline station on the West Coast Main Line.
M1: Motorway close to the east of the town.
M6: Motorway passing the town to the north.
M45: Short motorway linking Rugby with the M1.
A5: Road towards Hinckley and Daventry.
Rugby: Landmarks and Local Highlights
Rugby School: Historic school and birthplace of the game.
Rugby Art Gallery and Museum: Gallery and museum in the town centre.
Caldecott Park: Town centre park.
Draycote Water: Large reservoir close to the town.
Clock Towers Shopping Centre: Main shopping centre.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which areas around Rugby can WJO Property source accommodation in?
We can look across the town centre, Hillmorton, Bilton, Brownsover and the surrounding Warwickshire area, depending on where you need to be. Tell us your location and we will shortlist fully furnished options within a sensible distance.
How well connected is Rugby for getting around?
Rugby sits close to the M1, M6 and M45, and its mainline station reaches London in around fifty minutes and Birmingham in around thirty. Day to day travel by rail or road is straightforward.
Can stays in Rugby be short or extended?
Yes. Stays in Rugby are flexible, from a few nights to several months. Extensions are usually arranged where needed, subject to availability, so you can adjust as your plans change. Tell us your dates and we will confirm what is available.
What is Rugby known for and what is nearby?
Rugby is known for Rugby School, the birthplace of rugby union, and its logistics sector. Nearby you will find Rugby School, Rugby Art Gallery and Museum, Caldecott Park and Draycote Water, all easy to reach from the main areas.
How do I request accommodation in Rugby?
Send us your requirement, including dates, area and how many people. The team usually replies within one working day with suitable options in Rugby. Fully furnished options are then confirmed with one point of contact.
