New Homes in Northampton
• Barby • Grimscote • West Haddon
- £410,995 to £779,995
- 4 and 5 bedroom
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- £379,995 to £639,995
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- £346,995 to £719,995
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- £310,000 to £753,995
- 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- £375,000 to £685,000
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- Coming soon
- £394,995 to £814,995
- 3 and 5 bedroom
- £364,995 to £529,995
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
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Nearby Northampton
New Homes in Northampton Highlights
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Connected & Convenient: With a central train station, access to the M1 motorway, and several airports within an hour’s drive, Northampton makes commuting and travel easy for residents.
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Quality Education Choices: Families benefit from a strong selection of schools well regarded by local families, including top-performing primaries, secondaries, and respected independent options.
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Culture, Nature & Family Fun: From historic churches and museums to nature reserves like Barnes Meadow and family favourites like Boost Trampoline Park, Northampton offers something for everyone.
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A Town on the Rise: With ongoing regeneration, rising property values, and smart buying options like Part Exchange, Northampton is a great place to invest in your next home.
New Homes in Northampton FAQs
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As a place which remains very much in touch with its past despite having its eyes firmly on the future, Northampton is a town on the up which could be the perfect place to invest in a new home. Property prices will continue to rise as the town’s regeneration grows over the coming years, and you could make a sound investment through offers like our Part Exchange scheme. With this, you could save thousands on estate agent fees if you have an old home to sell, while also reducing the stress levels involved with moving.
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Northampton has a pleasant town centre which is great for exploring on foot. There are a number of historic churches in the heart of town, along with the interesting Northampton Museum and Art Gallery and other cultural attractions such as the Royal & Derngate theatre complex.
Northampton Cathedral is just north of the centre, while the 29-hectare Barnes Meadow and 22-hectare Storton’s Pits are two wonderful nature reserves on the outskirts. With plenty more open spaces to enjoy, including Beckets Park, Duston Mill Meadow and the Racecourse, kids little and large will love a trip to Boost Trampoline Park Northampton out by the Abington Meadows.
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There’s a great choice of schools known for their strong academic reputation in and around Northampton’s town centre. This includes Abington Vale Primary and the all-through Wooton Park School, which is in an excellent option. The same goes for secondaries Northampton School for Boys and Northampton School for Girls, while local independent St Andrew’s College is also highly regarded.
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Northampton is served by a comprehensive bus network, with the Northampton Buzz Card offering unlimited travel on most local services. The train station is in the heart of town where St James’ Road meets St Andrew’s Road, and offers services to both London and Birmingham which take around an hour. If you have a car, the M1 motorway passes conveniently close to town, while a number of international airports are within an hour’s drive.