New Homes in Drakelow
Located in the southern reaches of Derbyshire with great access to major hubs in the East Midlands and West Midlands, Drakelow lies on the outskirts of Burton-on-Trent. Only around 40 minutes from Birmingham in the car, new homes in Drakelow are a similar journey from Nottingham and Leicester.
With an eponymous nature reserve providing you with ample opportunity for walks, you can also explore Rosliston Forestry Centre, the Washlands and Stapenhill Gardens too; all when you choose a home at our lastest developments near Drakelow below.
Drakelow Park
Marley Way (off Walton Road), Drakelow, Burton upon Trent, Derbyshire, DE15 9WQ
- £289,995 to £424,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
Curborough Fields
Watery Lane, Lichfield, WS13 8ES
- £299,000 to £580,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
Ashbourne Airfield
Harrison Way, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 1LS
- £289,995 to £514,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
New Homes in Drakelow FAQs
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Drakelow is a peaceful and friendly place to live. Despite the area’s growing popularity, it remains a calm and quiet village surrounded by beautiful nature. The community is very active and hosts regular parish meetings and local events that bring everyone together.
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There are several schools near Drakelow for families with young children. Edge Hill Academy and Violet Way Academy provide primary education, while Paulet High School & 6th Form College offers excellent secondary and sixth form facilities.
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Our new build homes in Drakelow are close to various amenities, including Victoria’s Paw Paddock, a secure field specifically for dog walkers. There are several local shops and a post office, and residents can access major supermarkets in nearby towns like Burton and Swadlincote. Branston Golf & Country Club is also a short drive away, across the River Trent.
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The A38 road runs next to Drakelow, making it easy for residents to get to Burton-upon-Trent and Derby. The A444 road also passes by the village, linking the area to nearby towns like Castle Gresley, Overseal and Stretton en le Field. There's also a bus that goes through Drakelow, connecting it to Burton and Swadlincote.
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Nature enthusiasts will find much to explore in Drakelow, including Drakelow Nature Reserve, which is a popular spot for walkers and birdwatchers. The Sunken Gardens at Drakelow Hall, a Grade II-listed site, is the perfect setting for a peaceful stroll, while the nearby Rosliston Forestry Centre offers outdoor activities like archery, cycling and play areas for kids.