New build homes for sale in Exning

A development of new homes in Kennett, set against a backdrop of open countryside and around five minutes’ drive from historic Newmarket and its many amenities. This collection of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom homes is certain to appeal to a range of potential purchasers, including first-time buyers, families and professionals working in Newmarket, Cambridge and surrounding towns.The Ferns at Kennett Garden Village is located off Station Road and Dane Hill Road, less than five miles from Newmarket, 12 miles from Bury St Edmunds, around 18 miles from Cambridge and 72 miles from central London. Major roads easily accessible from the development include the A11, the A14 and the M11. Stansted Airport is 38 miles away via the A11 and the M11. The Ferns at Kennett Garden Village lies within the administrative boundaries of Kennett Parish Council, East Cambridgeshire District Council and Cambridgeshire County Council.Residents with young children could benefit from plans to include a primary school as part of the development. There are also a number of well-regarded schools nearby, including Kennett Primary School, which is just a few minutes' walk from The Ferns at Kennett Garden Village. Other schools catering to young children include Moulton CEVC Primary School, The Pines Primary – both five minutes’ drive from the development – and Fordham CE Primary, which is around 10 minutes’ drive away. For older students, Mildenhall College Academy, Newmarket Academy and Soham Village College can all be reached in less than 15 minutes by car.Newmarket town centre is popular with shoppers from across the region. The Guineas Shopping Centre and High Street are the main retail areas boasting a good selection of chain stores and independents between them. A twice weekly market also takes place along High Street with traders selling a wide range of goods, including fresh produce, street food and crafts. Bury St Edmunds town centre is also popular with shoppers and lies 10 miles to the east of Kennett. There the Arc mall contains a wealth of boutiques and high-street names, while surrounding streets – such as Abbeygate Street, Butter Market, St John’s Street and The Traverse are populated by a vibrant mix of boutiques, specialist stores, restaurants, coffee houses and traditional pubs.Residents of these new homes in Newmarket might be pleased to note that there are 12.5 acres of open space planned as part of the development, which could be used for recreational activities, such as dog walking, jogging and cycling. For families, there’s a children’s playground next to the village playing field, less than 10 minutes’ walk from The Ferns at Kennett Garden Village. Kentford and Kennett Village Hall is situated nearby and is a popular venue for local activities. The Bell Inn, a mile from the development, is the village’s only pub and offers a varied menu of home cooked food. Dating from the 16th century, The Bell is said to have no less than four resident ghosts. Horses feature prominently in the local area with Newmarket being the birthplace of horse racing. The Rowley Mile and the July Course (which together make up Newmarket Racecourse), The National Stud and The National Heritage Centre for Horseracing & Sporting Art (which includes The National Horse Racing Museum) are all based in the town, welcoming thousands of visitors each year. Other sports facilities locally include Newmarket Leisure Centre, which has two swimming pools, a sports hall, a gym and fitness studio, as well as a soft play zone for youngsters, Royal Worlington & Newmarket Golf Club, and Links Golf Club – all around 10 minutes’ drive away.  For film fans, the nearest multiplex is in Bury St Edmunds; the town is also home to the Abbeygate Cinema, which presents a varied selection of arthouse, independent and world cinema, as well as new releases, family favourites and live event screenings. Newmarket Kings Theatre and the Theatre Royal in Bury St Edmunds both stage a comprehensive programme of drama, comedy, live music, family shows and workshops throughout the year.Regular train services run from Kennett Station to Newmarket, Cambridge, Bury St Edmund, Ipswich, Ely and Peterborough. Major roads within convenient distance of The Ferns at Kennett Garden Village include the A11 (for London, Thetford and Norwich), the M11 (for Cambridge, Bishop’s Stortford, Harlow, Loughton and the M25), and the A14 (for Bury St Edmunds, Ipswich, Felixstowe, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Kettering and the M1). Stansted Airport is 40 minutes by car from the development via the A11 and the M11.

Nestled in the original Waterbeach Village, residents enjoy a host of amenities within walking distance. From the nearby train station providing convenient access to Cambridge North (for the Science Park), Central Cambridge, and onward connections to London in approximately 50 minutes, to local conveniences such as two pub/restaurants, a post office, opticians, supermarket, and bakery. The apartment block has a secure entry system, with video phone to each apartment.

Enjoy an exciting and vibrant new area which encourages a healthy, sustainable and balanced lifestyle, located to the North of the picturesque village of Waterbeach. Cala at Waterbeach will feature a selection of 1 & 2 bedroom apartments and 3 & 4 bedroom houses, designed to complement this evolving, new community, surrounded by beautiful Cambridgeshire countryside. Amongst 250-acres sits a richly diverse woodland, green open space and a 23-acre lake, nestled at the heart of it all. A former airfield and barracks, Waterbeach has been designed to create a quality lifestyle for families of all sizes and ages to enjoy. Whether you're looking for your first home, a larger space for your growing family, or looking to downsize, discover our collection of apartments and houses, ranging in size from 538 sq. ft. - 2,295 sq. ft. Journey times shown on ‘All the right connections’ are approximate and taken from Google Maps and the trainline.comShowhomes open Thurs - Mon from 10:30am-5pm.

Discover new homes in Exning, an idyllic semi-rural location with properties to suit all buyers, where tranquil surroundings meet excellent amenities

INCENTIVES WORTH UP TO £10,000* ON SELECTED HOMES! Ideally situated for easy access to Ely, Newmarket and Cambridge, Soham itself boasts a range of local amenities to cater for all your day to day needs whilst being surrounded by the beautiful Cambridgeshire countryside, giving you the best of all worlds. The area also has a rich history, with excavation digs revealing findings from as far back as 2,500 BC. Soham Manor also has links to King Richard I of England. You’ll find fun activities for all the family in Soham, with attractions like South Angle Farm Park, Soham Museum, Escape Rooms and horseback riding tours; not to mention the annual carnival and beer festival! Wide range of 2, 3 & 4 bed homes available for Market Sale Selection of 2 & 3 bed homes available with Shared Ownership Just 1 mile from Soham town centre with its range of amenities Under 5 minutes walk to the local family pub/restaurant Conveniently close to A142 providing links to Ely & Newmarket Easy access to the A11 & A14 and just 17 miles from Cambridge Soham train station is only 1.3 miles away All-inclusive specification with flooring and turf included - no extras needed! Deposit Unlock scheme available on selected Market Sale homes! Did you know: - New build properties can save homeowners up to 57% in energy usage and bills each year* - On average, new build homes emit a third of the carbon of an older property* - New build homes help reduce carbon emissions by more than 500,000 tonnes a year* - 86% of homebuyers consider the energy efficiency of a home as an important factor in their purchase^ - All houses at this development have achieved at least EPC rating band B~ (average rating in England is D) - Interest rates on fixed rate mortgage deals are now falling, with the trend set to continue.† - There is currently no Stamp Duty to pay for the first £250,000 of your property purchase, or £425,000 if you're a first time buyer! * HBF Watt a Save report April 2024 ^ Orbit Homes Brand Measurement Survey of 1,000 people in August 2023 † Moneyfacts 3rd Jan 2024 ~ Based on completed properties to end of December 2023 *Your incentive your way can include Stamp Duty paid, mortgage contribution or furniture package. Offer available on selected plots only for reservations which take place by 30th November 2024, not available in conjunction with any other offer or applicable to existing reservations. Subject to qualification and lender criteria. Please speak to a Sales Consultant for further details.

NEW HOMES IN RED LODGE Introducing Saffron Fields, an impressive collection of2, 3 & 4 bedroomnewpropertiesfor sale in Red Lodge.

Experience the joy of a new home this Christmas with a gift of £10,000!* Stonebond at Waterbeach is the first phase of a new major community offering 2 & 3 bedroom apartments and 3 & 4 bedroom houses. A place connecting people and nature. A place inspired by, and organically connected to its surroundings and its past. A place where ecology is enriched and life enhanced. It all makes for a very special type of place. Discount Market Sale apartments available to purchase at just 80% of the open market value, this is an incredible opportunity to secure a brand new home under the government backed scheme. 2 & 3 bedroom apartments and 4 & 5 bedroom homes ready to move into! Over 45% sold! *T&Cs apply – speak to a Sales Consultant to find out more

1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS AND 2, 3, 4 & 5 BEDROOM HOUSES WHERE LIFE FLOURISHES Marleigh is an award-winning destination, offering a diverse selection of exceptional houses and apartments, complemented by amenities right on your doorstep. Whether you are a first-time buyer looking for your first home, a family looking for additional space, or existing homeowners looking to downsize, we have a home to suit everyone. Primely located within easy reach of Cambridge city centre, experience the perfect blend of a flourishing community where life thrives in every corner and neighbours become friends. From everyday essentials at Co-op supermarket to fitness classes at R3FORM Pilates and delicious treats at Salento, there is convenience at every turn. Marleigh Primary Academy nurtures young minds, while green open spaces provide the perfect setting for relaxation and outdoor activities. Jubilee Square is the beating heart of Marleigh and is home to: • Marleigh Community Centre • Marleigh Primary Academy • Monkey Puzzle Nursery • Co-op supermarket for everyday essentials • R3FORM Pilates for wellness and fitness classes • Salento for a taste of Italian cuisine Contact our sales team to arrange a viewing to visit this award-winning development and visit our sales suite and show homes.

Springstead Village is a new community on the outskirts of Cambridge, consisting of high-specification new homes and public green space built in an historic part of the city. This exciting development offers a range of 1, 2, 3, and 4-bedroom homes, appealing to a range of potential homebuyers, including first-time buyers, families, and commuters to Cambridge and London.Springstead Village joins a growing community on the outskirts of Cambridge, an historic city which attracts visitors from across the world. With landmarks including Cambridge University nearby, the development benefits from a wealth of local amenities, highly regarded schools, and exceptional transport links. The development is under 15 minutes’ drive from Cambridge city centre, with local bus services and two rail stations connecting the area to national routes. Cambridge is linked to the National Cycle Network, and the region enjoys some cycle-specific infrastructure to accommodate this. This development falls under the administration of South Cambridgeshire District Council and Cambridgeshire County Council.Located on the perimeter of Cambridge, Springstead Village enjoys the benefits of countryside life. Barnwell East nature reserve is a five-minute drive away, exhibiting a wooded trail with a pond. Cherry Hinton Hall Park is a mile away and provides a green communal space, as well as facilities for kids. Cambridgeshire is part of the National Cycle Network, and the region is well-known for its cycling proficiency. Residents of Springstead Village can reach the city centre in just 17 minutes by bike, while the National Cycle route to Bottisham can be joined a mile north of the development. Cambridge city centre is three miles away, and offers exceptional leisure, entertainment, and culture. The city’s museums, several partnered with the university, are well-renowned, while art galleries, music venues, and theatres are easy to come by. The city is a world leader in innovation, and can be seen in all its glory while punting along the River Cam.Those raising young families at Springstead Village will be encouraged by the number of well-regarded schools which operate in the area. There are two planned schools to be built on-site – a primary and secondary school – and the development is walking distance from three additional primary schools, with Cherry Hinton C of E Primary School being the closest, just eight minutes away. For those of secondary school age, Saint Bede’s Inter-Church School and The Netherhall School are both under two miles from the development, while Cambridge International independent school is a six-minute drive away. The University of Cambridge is the third oldest continuous university in the world, long paving the way in global academia and research. The campus is spread across the city centre, just 13 minutes’ drive away and easily commutable via public transport.Gazelle Way bus stop is a minute’s walk from the development and provides regular transport through to Cambridge city centre. The Busway presents four routes connecting Huntingdon, St Ives, and Cambridge, and can be accessed from several spots in the city centre, making the surrounding region easily accessible. Cambridge train station is three miles away and offers numerous services including several London destinations. Services from Cambridge station to London Kings Cross typically take one hour and eight minutes. Cambridge has a second train station, Cambridge North, which offers travel to the capital as well as north into Norfolk. Springstead Village is well-connected by roads, with the A14 a four-minute drive away, and the M11 a 10-minute drive away, reaching London’s North Circular Road in a further 48 minutes. Cambridge City Airport – two miles north – provides plane chartering services, while London Stansted offers worldwide travel from one of the UKs busiest airports – a 36-minute drive away.Springstead Village is well-served by local amenities, with a convenience store two minutes’ walk away, and a choice of popular supermarkets within a 10-minute drive. There are a handful of restaurants and vendors along Cherry Hinton High Street, 10 minutes’ walk from the development. Central Cambridge is three miles away and offers a fine array of independent shopping and dining options. The city centre boasts hundreds of independent businesses, along with two well-stocked shopping centres. The city has a vibrant restaurant scene, with a choice of Michelin-recommended eateries, as well as unique themed spots and popular chains with a range of cultural influences. Coffee lovers will find a choice of cafés to socialise and enjoy the best caffeinated creations. Being a short train journey from London gives residents of Springstead Village the opportunity to experience some of the world’s most famous shopping and dining, with comprehensive retail on offer, plus tastes for every palette and occasion.