New build homes for sale in Dursley

Final 2 plots remaining! Offers as easy as 1-2-3! Save up to £16kMake your next move as easy as 1-2-3 by selecting an offer to suit you:Stamp Duty Contribution*: With the increase in Stamp Duty fees kicking in from 1st April, you may be starting to feel the pressure of moving sooner, but with our Stamp Duty contribution, you don’t have to rush on your next move as we’ll help cover them for you!Up to 5% Deposit Contribution*: Whether you’re saving for your first home and need that little bit extra help, or you want to boost your deposit to access more favourable rates on your mortgage*, then our deposit contribution scheme could be for you!6 Months Mortgage Paid*: Let us pay your mortgage payments for the first 6 months, so you can put your money towards things like furnishing your new home once you've moved in*.Take a look at our Homes for Sale for all our latest offers, and if you see a home advertised with a different offer, just ask us if you can swap to an offer to suit you*!So, what are you waiting for? Enquire or call us today to find out more.*Offers available on selected developments and plots only. Only one offer can be used, and they cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Contribution values will vary between plots please speak to our sales consultants or view our homes for sale for contribution values. For details on how deposit values could affect your mortgage repayments please speak to an independent financial advisor. Advertised offers can be swapped for the above offers but will be capped at the advertised amount and will need to be agreed by St. Modwen Homes. Standard terms and conditions apply. For full terms and conditions please click here. Offers can be removed at any time.Don't miss out, final 2 plots remaining!Located in the picturesque market town of Dursley overlooking the rolling countryside of the Cotswold Edge, Littlecombe will offer a range of  3, 4, and 5-bedroom homes.Littlecombe is ideally placed close to the M5 and A38 making it perfect for commuters to Bristol and further afield offering the perfect work-life balance. For those who work from home, Littlecombe offers a range of features making working from home even easier, including extra sockets and BT points.Nearby green spacesLittlecombe sits on the doorstep of the Cotswolds, surrounded by miles of greenery, scenic views and country pubs along the way,  perfect for a family walk or bike ride to help you wind down over the weekend.Great transport linksLittlecombe is ideally placed close to the M5 and A38 making it perfect for commuters to Bristol and further afield offering the perfect work-life balance. For those who work from home, Littlecombe offers a range of features making working from home even easier, including extra sockets and BT points.Close to town centreThe town of Dursley is a short walk away boasting a range of shops including a butchers and a green grocers as well as a range of independent cafes and restaurants.

Stunning new homes in Lydney

Forest Walk is a development of high-specification homes in the stunning Gloucestershire countryside. Sitting near the banks of the River Severn, this exciting development offers a range of 2, 3, and 4-bedroom homes, appealing to a range of homebuyers, including first-time buyers, families, downsizers, and those looking to relocate to Gloucestershire.

Stunning new homes in the town of Lydney

Eco friendly new homes and converted penthouse apartment available.

Blackthorn Walk joints a thriving established community of homes in Hunts Grove, Gloucester, enjoying an array of local amenities, plus superb road and transport connections. Settled not far from the western boundary of the Cotswolds, this development will offer a range of beautiful 2, 3, and 4-bedroom homes, appealing to a range of potential homebuyers, including first-time buyers, families, professionals, and those looking to relocate to Gloucestershire.Blackthorn Walk is located in Hunts Grove on the southern periphery of Gloucester, around five miles from the city centre. The River Severn runs to the west a short distance away, and the Cotswolds can be found not so far to the east. Major road links can be found nearby, including the A38 a four-minute drive and the M5 a six-minute drive away. This development will fall under the administration of Stroud District Council and Gloucestershire County Council.Blackthorn Walk enjoys semi-rural surroundings within the Gloucestershire countryside, joining the Hunts Grove community in Quedgeley. The development sits in the backdrop of the Cotswolds a few miles east, and consequently finds a plethora of scenic walks and local landmarks to explore a short journey away. With the River Severn flowing just west of this idyllic location, it isn’t difficult to see why this is such a popular area for relocation. Hunts Grove Wood is a 12-minute walk away, with terrific woodland for nearby dog walking or outdoor exercise. Further afield, Stratford Park and the National Trust’s Haresfield Beacon and Standish Wood are within a 20-minute drive. The former is home not only to a stunning 17th century stately home, but state-of-the-art sports facilities. The nearby city of Gloucester and spa town of Cheltenham both provide culture and leisure in abundance, with amazing architecture, landmarks, museums, and venues to discover.Those with young families will be encouraged by the number of well-regarded schools local to the development, serving children of all ages. Hunts Grove Primary Academy is a 10-minute walk from the development, and Hardwicke Parochial Primary School is a mile away. Additional options at this age can be found throughout Quedgeley and into Gloucester. Secondary school options can be found here too, including Severn Vale School and Holmleigh Park High School which are an eight- and 15-minute drive away, respectively. Both journeys are aided by public transport routes, too. Those pursuing further education will find several prestigious institutions in this part of the country, including the University of Gloucestershire. Bristol and Oxford are both commutable destinations which boast excellent universities.A local bus service can be caught from Business Park bus stop, just six minutes’ walk away. Regular shuttles allow for easy local journeys through Quedgeley into Gloucester, plus as far south as Stroud. Gloucester train station is a 20-minute drive away from the development, with regular rail services to a range of destinations including Bristol, Cardiff, Nottingham, and London Paddington, the latter taking under two hours. For motorists, major nearby road links include the A38 a four-minute drive away and the M5 a six-minute drive away. Bristol Airport provides superb destinations and connections worldwide, located an hour away.Residents will find a number of handy nearby amenities, including a popular supermarket and café 10 minutes’ walk from the development, ensuring cupboards are easily stocked. The Bumble Bee is a charming pub just over half a mile from the development, welcoming all members of the family including dogs, and serving a hearty traditional food menu. Quedgeley provides for wider shopping needs with several large supermarkets, plus a number of larger retailers condensed alongside the A38. Gloucester offers an all-inclusive shopping and dining experience, with a pedestrianised retail centre, several shopping arcades including Eastgate and Gloucester Quays, and dockside dining.