Newland Homes

The North Field is a brand new collection of just 24 stylish zero carbon 2 and 3 bedroom detached bungalows plus 3 and 4 bedroom detached houses marrying heritage with contemporary living. Our zero carbon homes at the North Field seamlessly integrate with our already successful community at Court de Wyck. Currently home to two Grade-II listed buildings, Court de Wyck Manor and the former chapel in addition to 75 homes. It’s set in 3 hectares of land in an area that already includes the local village hall and May Day field. Boasting a tree lined entrance, the mature landscape creates a secluded feel. Originally established in the 12th century by the Bishops of Bath and Wells, it retains a majestic splendour as the backdrop to modern living. New homes in Claverham Claverham is a small village in North Somerset approximately half way between Bristol and Weston-super-Mare. This popular location strikes a perfect balance between countryside living and accessibility to the motorway for travel to Bristol and other areas. What makes our homes zero carbon? Our zero carbon homes create as much prime energy as they need, thanks to their use of highly efficient air source heat pumps, extensive solar panels providing renewable energy and high levels of insulation. Prime energy is the regulated energy used to provide lighting, heating & hot water in the home. This is assessed by a standard procedure assuming a typical family lifestyle as indicated in the home’s Energy Performance Certificate.

A charming development of 84 new homes in Engine Common, consisting of 3 and 4 bedroom zero carbon homes and 4 bedroom detached chalet bungalows, packed with renewable energy features. Well connected Centrally situated in Engine Common, Great Oaks is within walking distance of the local pub, The Codrington Arms, and close to the nearby primary school. A short drive to the town of Yate boast all the amenities you’d expect to find in a bustling town. There’s a shopping centre with cinema, leisure centre and wide variety of shops. Commuting is easy with Yate train station enjoying half hourly connections with local trains in Bristol or north towards Gloucester and beyond. Pinnacle of energy efficiency Our latest new homes in Engine Common are zero carbon too. This makes them the absolute pinnacle of energy efficiency and environmental impact with their renwable technologies. This puts them up at the higher end of the EPC ‘A’ rating scale with some homes even achieving scores over the top rating. What makes a home zero carbon? By jettisoning gas boilers in favour of air source heat pumps, increasing the quality and specification of our solar panels, and upping the insulation levels, we’ve achieved a home which creates as much prime energy* as it needs. In addition, all our zero carbon homes will be automatically enrolled on a zero carbon renewable energy tariff. * Prime energy is the regulated energy used to provide lighting, heating and hot water in the home assessed by a standard procedure assuming a typical family lifestyle as indicated in the home’s Energy Performance Certificate.

Early bird releases now available ahead of showhome launch 18th January 2025… 3, 4 and 5 bedroom energy efficient, zero carbon houses plus 3 bedroom bungalow in the Wiltshire village of Worton, in a beautiful spot on the edge of open countryside, boasting panoramic views beyond. First homes are now available to reserve ahead of our showhome launch on 18th January 2025. Our new homes in Worton are zero carbon too. This makes them the absolute pinnacle of energy efficiency and environmental impact being ‘A’ rated with some homes achieving scores which in essence exceed this rating. Kempster’s Reach, named so after local folklore surrounding the ‘Worton giant’, Frederick Kempster, lies around 3 miles southwest of Devizes and near the northern edge of Salisbury Plain. At the centre of bustling village life lies the village hall serving Worton and nearby Marston, plus The Rose and Crown pub, a Grade II listed 17th-century building. For local education, Five Lanes School in the village caters for primary school children. Our zero carbon homes create as much prime energy as they need, thanks to their use of highly efficient air source heat pumps, extensive solar panels providing renewable energy and high levels of insulation. Prime energy is the regulated energy used to provide lighting, heating & hot water in the home. This is assessed by a standard procedure assuming a typical family lifestyle as indicated in the home’s Energy Performance Certificate.