New build homes for sale in Oakham

Barleywoods is a development of 3, 4, and 5-bedroom homes in Oakham, Rutland. Close to local amenities and the beautiful Rutland Water area, this development is ideal for families and those looking to move away from city life. Nearby schools and colleges are well regarded by parents, the A1 is just a 15-minute drive away, and Oakham’s railway station is just a few minutes’ drive from the development, meaning it’s ideal for commuters and leisure travellers.The Barleywoods development is located in Oakham, Rutland, just under 20 miles east of Leicester. This site falls under the administration of Rutland County Council.Despite its rural location, Oakham still features plenty of leisure opportunities for residents. Rutland Water is just a 13-minute drive from the development, and this park covers more than 4,200 acres of open countryside. From relaxing walks and bike rides to boating and watersports, there’s lots to do at the centre. Other local attractions include Rutland County Museum, Oakham Castle, and Rutland Farm Park. Just under 45 minutes to the west, Leicester offers further attractions, including top-class music, culture, and sporting venues. One-off sites in Leicester include the National Space Centre, Leicester Cathedral, and the King Richard III Visitor Centre.Close to the development, convenience stores and traditional traders ensure that essential goods are readily available, while a supermarket is also within walking distance. Nearby Leicester features larger-scale shopping centres, historic markets, and independent stores. Oakham also features several restaurants and cafes, including The Angler and Hitchen’s Barn. Asian dishes are expertly provided by Sarpech Wine Bar & Restaurant, 10 Dining Street, and Red India, while Otters Fine Food is a standout café providing first-class creations. Indian food is provided by Jashir, a popular restaurant among locals. Set just 15 minutes from the A1, Barleywoods is perfectly placed for leisure or business travellers. This road leads to major destinations, including Grantham, Newark-on-Trent, and Peterborough. Oakham’s railway station is also close by, and from here, services regularly run to Birmingham, London Stansted, and Cambridge.Barleywoods is a four-minute drive from Oakham C of E Primary School, and this is one of several excellent education providers in the local area. Other well-regarded primary schools include Brooke Hill Academy, Catmose Primary, and Langham CofE Primary School. Catmose College is a premier provider of secondary education, while Harington School is ideal for further education. For children with additional needs, The Shires at Oakham is well equipped and caters for students aged 11 to 19. The well-regarded Oakham School is also found close to the development, and this is a prestigious private school is well known for its high standards and exceptional results.

BRAND NEW APARTMENTS NOW ON SALE! Having spent years building homes in Oakham, we are not strangers to the area and it is no surprise to us that demand for houses in this historic market town continues to be high. Farriers Reach, our latest development, is part of Oakham Heights which encompasses parks, open spaces, play areas, allotments and a new community centre. Barleythorpe brook runs through the development which promises countless hours of fun and exploration and investment is being made in new cycle and footpaths. If you are looking for a new home in rural surroundings, look no further. Rutland, Britain’s smallest county, was recently voted one of the best places to live in the UK by The Times. Oakham is the jewel in Rutland’s crown, also voted one of the best places to live by Muddy Stilettos. A traditional, pretty market town, Oakham hosts a monthly Farmers’ Market, as well as a twice-weekly market with stalls selling local produce. Independent shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs are well supported in the town and there is a strong feeling of community. There is excellent education provision for families moving to the area, with a good choice of public and independent schools close by. Excellent road links bring the towns of Stamford, Melton Mowbray and Corby within easy reach. Leicester and Nottingham are within 35 miles. Oakham railway station provides links to Birmingham, Leicester, Peterborough, Cambridge and Stansted Airport.

King's Meadow is a stunning development of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes, ideally located on the outskirts of Eye-Kettleby and just 10 minutes from the historic market town of Melton Mowbray. You and your family can enjoy an array of fantastic local amenities nearby including stunning country parks and OFSTED rated 'Good' schools. There's easy access to surrounding cities with direct train services to Leicester and excellent road links to the A46 and A607.Monday 12:30-17:30,Tuesday Closed,Wednesday Closed,Thursday 10:00-17:30,Friday 10:00-17:30,Saturday 10:00-17:30,Sunday 10:00-17:30

Roman Gate is a development of new 2, 3 and 4-bedroom homes in Melton Mowbray that affords a convenient location for commuters and families alike. This attractive collection of homes all benefit from a high specification, selected integrated appliances, and private gardens, as well as off-street parking or a garage to each plot. Leisure attractions are plentiful in the area, with Twinlakes Theme Park just three miles away, the popular Melton theatre around one mile away, and Melton Mowbray golf club just four miles away, to name a few. Transport connections in the area are excellent, with the A46 just 15 minutes from home, while the cosmopolitan Leicester city centre can be reached in a 30-minute drive.Roman Gate is located on Leicester Road in the quintessential English market town of Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, just 30 minutes' drive north-east of Leicester.  This development falls under Melton Borough Council. Melton Mowbray boasts an outstanding food and drink scene, headlined by its renowned pork pies and cheeses, which can be tried at one of the many local food producers or food and drink festivals held throughout the year. Melton Mowbray’s culinary offering extends to its variety of charming pubs offering hearty gastro fare, in addition to the selection of cafés, coffee shops, and bakeries. The most famous of which is the Melton Mowbray Food Festival, one of the largest food festivals in the country celebrating the tastes of Melton Mowbray and beyond. There are also a range of restaurants serving cuisines including Indian and Italian. Along with the range of everyday amenities, banks and supermarkets, the town offers a choice of high-street and independent stores. A further choice of well-known retailers and eateries lies just an 18-minute drive away at Thurmaston Shopping Centre.Those leading active lifestyles can take advantage of the range of facilities at Waterfield Leisure Centre, just under 5 minutes away by car, which includes a gym, swimming pool, group fitness studio, sauna and steam room. Avid golfers are also catered for at Melton Mowbray Golf Club just a 10-minute drive away from the development. Also a little over 10 minutes’ drive away from Roman Gate is Twinlakes Park, a theme park that offers the ideal day out for every member of the family, with rollercoasters, rides, a water park and a falconry display.Commuters and explorers alike can take advantage of the excellent road and rail links at their disposal. Leicester, Loughborough and Grantham are within 30 minutes’ drive, while services to Peterborough, Cambridge, and Birmingham New Street are available from Melton Mowbray Station - just two miles away. The development is also around a 30-minute drive from East Midlands Airport, which provides a range of flights to some of Europe’s most exciting destinations, including Barcelona, Venice, Rome, Berlin, and Budapest.Families will appreciate the choice of well-regarded schools nearby, including Little Rascals Day Nursery, Swallowdale and Ashfordby Hill primary schools, Long Field Academy (for ages 11 to 19) and Brooksby Melton College. All are within three miles of Roman Gate.

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We are delighted to present The Crescent in Ketton, near Stamford. Situated in a picturesque rural location, with excellent road links to Peterborough, Grantham and Leicester, this exciting new development offers a range of two, three and four bedroom homes in a family friendly environment. A fantastic place to live, Ketton is located just 3 miles west of the historic market town of Stamford, with easy access to the A1. Dominated by the magnificent 150ft tower and spire of St Mary’s Church and peppered with listed buildings, including the award-winning Railway Inn, a Grade II listed pub, this pretty village has its own post office and village stores along with a sports and community centre and a library. The Equilibrium Gym is right on the doorstep of the development and the beautiful Ketton Park bordered by the river The Crescent provides plenty of green open space. Famous for its Ketton stone, a limestone which is quarried locally, the old quarry workings off Pit Lane in the village are now a nature conservation area designated Site of Special Scientific Interest, maintained by Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust.

Roundhouse Park is a development of 2, 3, and 4-bedroom homes in the world-famous Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire. The product mix includes bungalows, semi-detached houses, and detached houses, ensuring that all types of homebuyers are catered for. Exceptional leisure, outstanding shopping, and well-regarded education are all available in the area, along with handy transport links.The quintessential English market town of Melton Mowbray offers countless leisure opportunities, including stunning public parks, seasonal festivals, traditional weekly markets and an award-winning restaurant circuit.Melton Mowbray is home to an impressive selection of charming independent and family-owned stores, alongside typical high-street brands and several large supermarkets. Shoppers can meander through the historic streets of Melton and savour the unique shopping experience it offers, with local producers and markets dating back to the 1086 Domesday Book, alongside tempting bistros, award-winning restaurants and quaint pavement cafés. The town’s bi-weekly farmers’ market is truly a sight to behold, with a diverse range of specialist produce on offer, even including locally-farmed Bison, Goat and Ostrich meat. Also held twice a week, Melton Street Market is known as the oldest and finest traditional market in the country, while a Cattle and Sheep Market, an Antique Fair and the beautiful Victorian Christmas Market are all regular fixtures of the town.The area surrounding Roundhouse Park offers plenty of opportunities for family days out, with attractions such as a museum, country park, petting zoo and cinema, all within a short drive of the development. Twinlakes Theme Park is a popular destination, set within 70 acres of picturesque countryside, it presents rollercoasters, indoor attractions, exotic animals and even a water park, for visitors of all ages to enjoy. Heralded as the ‘Rural Capital of Food’, Melton Mowbray is well-known for its culinary offerings (in particular, its exquisite pork pies and stilton cheese), and hosts a number of food and drink festivals throughout the year. Renowned for its strong farming tradition, the town is esteemed for the excellence of its local food producers, showcased in the many farm shops, award-winning restaurants and traditional pubs across the borough. Those who pursue an active lifestyles can take advantage of the state-of-the-art facilities at Waterfield Leisure Centre, just 5 minutes away by car, which includes a gym, swimming pool, group fitness studio, sauna and steam room. Alternatively, sports enthusiasts may enjoy a trip to Asfordby Road Golf Course, just a few minutes’ drive from Roundhouse Park. Melton Mowbray offers beautiful walking routes around the town and beyond, with the Melton Heritage Trail among the most popular. A leisurely 10-minute stroll from the bustling town centre is the breath-taking Melton Country Park, offering 137 acres of colourful landscapes to be explored. Named ‘one of the best parks in the UK’, Melton Country Park is also a QE11 Diamond Jubilee ‘Fields in Trust’ site, ensuring it will be protected as a park forever.An ideal location for growing and mature families, Melton Mowbray is within easy reach of a number of popular local schools, covering primary through to higher education. Younger children are served by Saint Francis Catholic Primary School and Swallowdale Primary School, both within a mile of Roundhouse Park. Older students will also find a range of well-regarded institutions within a short commute, including Long Field Academy at just a 10-minute walk from home, Melton Vale College, under five minutes away by car, and John Ferneley College at around a 7-minute drive. Those pursuing further study may consider the multi-award-winning University of Leicester which can be reached with a 35-minute drive, or Nottingham Trent University which was recently named Modern University of the Year by The Times Good University Guide, located less than 40 minutes away by car.Commuters will benefit from excellent transport connections in the area, with easy access to major towns and cities, via both road and rail. Melton Mowbray boasts close proximity to several important roads, including the M1, M69 and A1, as well as the A46, which just 10 miles away. Both Leicester city centre and Loughborough can be reached in under 30 minutes – via the A607 and B676 respectively –while Nottinghamshire is around 45 minutes away via the A46. Those who prefer to travel by train will find Melton Mowbray Station a short 5-minute drive from Roundhouse Park, offering regular services to Birmingham New Street, Cambridge and Kettering, passing several major destinations en route. International travel is provided by East Midlands airport, which can be reached in around 35-minutes by car.

We are delighted to present Chater Field in Ketton, A unique development of 21 private homes near Stamford. Situated in a sought after rural location, with excellent road links to Peterborough, Grantham and Leicester, this small and exclusive development offers a choice of stunning new four and five bedroom detached homes in a family friendly environment. Chater Field, Ketton, PE9 3TA 3 Distances and travel times taken from Google maps and trainline.com Activities/Amenities A fantastic place to live, Ketton is located just 3 miles west of the historic market town of Stamford, with easy access to the A1. Dominated by the magnificent 150ft tower and spire of St Mary’s Church and peppered with listed buildings, including the award-winning Railway Inn, a Grade II listed pub, this pretty village has its own post office and village stores along with a sports and community centre and a library. The Equilibrium Gym is right on the doorstep of the development and the beautiful Ketton Park bordered by the river provides plenty of green open space. Famous for its Ketton stone, a limestone which is quarried locally, the old quarry workings off Pit Lane in the village are now a nature conservation area designated Site of Special Scientific Interest, maintained by Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust. For golfers, Burghley Park Golf Club, one of the finest golf courses in Lincolnshire, is set within the rolling landscape of the Burghley Estate, whilst the fabulous Luffenham Heath Golf Course is just two miles away via the A6121, boasting outstanding playing conditions all year round