New Homes in Nottinghamshire

Nottinghamshire is a practical place to live as it offers a functional and varied lifestyle. You can choose from several popular towns, including Newark and Sutton-in-Ashfield, or stay closer to the city of Nottingham itself. The city is currently part of a £4 billion plan to change the way it looks and works, which is why people are calling it “a city of the future”. 

When you buy one of our new build houses in Nottinghamshire, you get a home that is easy to look after. Because everything is brand new and built to modern standards, your energy bills stay lower, and you don’t have to spend your time or money on constant repairs. 

You’ll find plenty of ways to fill your spare time in Nottinghamshire, no matter what you enjoy doing. If you like being outdoors, Brierley Forest Park offers 78 hectares of woodland and trails very close to our new build developments and the Teversal Trails provide miles of flat, paved paths along old railway lines that are perfect for long bike rides or walks.

Popular pubs and restaurants, such as The Carnarvon and The Forest Tavern, are within a five-minute drive from Stoneyford Green and Rookery Fields. And for more choice, head into Mansfield, where you’ll have access to a full range of entertainment options, including a large fitness centre, a multi-screen Odeon cinema, and a bowling alley. 

In Nottingham city itself, you can visit Nottingham Castle for views across the skyline or head underground to see the City of Caves, which is an interesting underground network carved into the sandstone that reveals Nottingham’s hidden history. 

Wollaton Hall and Deer Park is another great spot for a day out, featuring a historic Elizabethan mansion set in 500 acres of land where wild deer roam freely. If you have younger children, Sundown Adventureland is a dedicated theme park designed specifically for children under 10, making it a popular choice for local families.

One of the best things about living in Nottinghamshire is its excellent transport links, making it a practical choice for commuters. The M1, A1 and A46 all run through the county, providing direct road access to Nottingham, Sheffield, Leicester and Lincoln.  

If you prefer to travel by train, stations in Nottingham, Mansfield, Worksop, and Retford offer regular services that connect you to London, Birmingham, and Manchester. East Midlands Airport is also close enough for quick international travel. 

You’ll find plenty of both primary and secondary schools in Nottinghamshire, and many of which are rated ‘Good’ or ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted.

For those looking toward further education, the area is home to two major institutions: the University of Nottingham, which is part of the Russell Group, and Nottingham Trent University, which frequently receives high praise for its facilities and student experience