New Homes in Loughborough

Welcome to Loughborough

Whether you’re shopping in the town centre, discovering historic sights or taking the kids for adventures in the countryside, there’s something for the whole family close to the thriving university town of Loughborough. Located close to Leicester and within commuting distance of Nottingham, a new home in Loughborough could tick all the right boxes for your next move.

A sample of our fantastic new homes in Loughborough and the surrounding areas include:

• 3 & 4 bedroom homes at The Chimes in Loughborough
• 3, 4, & 5 bedroom homes at Hunters Lodge in Barrow-upon-Soar
• 3, 4, & 5 bedroom homes at Kingston Banks in East Leake
• 2, 4, & 5 bedroom homes at Abbots View in Coalville
• 4 bedroom homes at Stenson's Quarter in Coalville 

A quick history

Loughborough dates back to Saxon times, when it was a small village. By the time the Domesday Book was recorded, Loughborough was a relatively large settlement for the time with around 200 residents. There was a weekly market in the town from the 13th century onwards, and by the 20th century Loughborough had become a vibrant university town and the second largest place in Leicestershire.

Business and industry

The town is home to a number of employers, including the Loughborough University and Vacancy Filler, while other businesses nearby include Walkers in Leicester, Next in Enderby and Boots in Nottingham. The University of Leicester, the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University are also major local employers.

Things to do in the area

Loughborough is a sporting town, so there’s plenty to see and do if you like staying up to date with the latest sports. The town is home to American Football team the Loughborough Aces and Loughborough Students RUFC, while Leicester City FC play nearby at the King Power Stadium.

If you have children, they’ll love riding on the Great Central Railway heritage line, spotting wildlife at Beacon Hill Country Park, and meeting the animals at Stonehurst Family Farm and Museum.

Other places of interest close to your new home in Loughborough include the Rushes Shopping Centre, Churchgate Mews, Charnwood Museum, Loughborough Town Hall and Watermead Country Park.

Travel and commuting

Loughborough is a well-connected town, with good transport links by road and rail. Leicester can be reached in just 10 minutes by train or around 30 minutes by car, while the journey to both Derby and Nottingham takes 25 minutes by train. Birmingham is one hour away by car.

If you’re travelling to London, the direct train from Loughborough to St Pancras International takes just one hour 15 minutes. When it’s time to jet off on holiday, East Midlands Airport can be reached in 20 minutes, close enough to leave the car at home and take a taxi instead.