New Build Homes in Boston

With its array of shops, excellent schools and fascinating heritage, plus plenty of family-friendly outdoor spaces, Boston is the perfect choice for your next big move. There's something here for buyers from all walks of life, whether you're a first-time buyer, a young couple or a growing family. 

With convenient transport links to Lincoln and beyond, Boston is ideally located if you're seeking a new home in Lincolnshire. 

Boston has everything you need all in one place. For a spot of shopping, you'll find familiar high-street brands in Pescod Square, the shopping district in the heart of the town. Alternatively, you can pick up locally sourced produce at the famous open-air market, which dates to the 12th century and runs every Wednesday and Saturday.

For days in the great outdoors, choose from nine country parks all within five miles of Boston. There's Sir Joseph Banks Country Park, which includes over 80 acres of woods and parkland to explore. Witham Way Country Park is perfect for cycling and horse riding. There are also children's play areas and a space for picnics. 

Spot redshanks and skylarks at Frampton Marsh and eiders and diving ducks at Freiston Shore nature reserves. Animal lovers will also love Ark Wildlife Park. Just a 20-minute drive from Boston, this award-winning park is home to exotic animals like wildcats and crocodiles and features a dinosaur trail.

Alternatively, you can stay in town and head to the Guildhall, where you can uncover the town's fascinating connection to the American Revolution. Learn about the Pilgrim Fathers and the town's cultural ties to Boston, Massachusetts. After a trip back in time, you can grab a bite to eat in one of the cafes or restaurants that are all accessible from our new developments in Boston. 

Our new homes in Boston are conveniently located for commuting and travel in and around the town. The A16 offers easy access to the surrounding towns and the nearby A17 connects to the A15 to Lincoln, which is around an hour by car from Boston. The seaside town of Skegness is 22 miles away along the A52.

If you're travelling by train, there are regular services to and from Nottingham and Skegness, taking in areas like Grantham and Sleaford. 

For families with children looking to buy a new home in Boston, access to quality education is a top priority. The town is home to several primary and secondary institutions, along with nurseries, classed as 'Good' or 'Outstanding' by Ofsted.

For higher education, the University of Lincoln is close by and offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses in a range of areas including accountancy, biotechnology and zoology.