New Homes in Exeter
Exeter is a vibrant city in the South West, combining rich history with modern convenience. Well connected by rail, it offers direct services to urban centres like Bristol, making it popular with commuters.
Surrounded by Devon’s lush countryside, green spaces like Dartmoor National Park and Haldon Hill are within reach. In the city itself, residents enjoy access to scenic walking routes like the Exe Estuary Trail, which links Exmouth, Exeter and Dawlish.
Families benefit from excellent schools, while the bustling city centre provides an exciting mix of shops, restaurants and cultural venues. Attractions like Exeter Cathedral and the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery add to the city’s charm. Explore our new homes in Exeter today.
- £370,000 to £475,000
- 4 bedroom
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Whether you’re drawn to the ancient history, modern amenities or desirable location close to the south coast, there’s a lot to look forward to when you buy a new home in Exeter. Especially when you do so through one of our latest offers. Our Part Exchange scheme, for instance, has been designed to help you enjoy the smoothest move possible if you have an existing home to sell as part of your purchase.
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Thanks to its position so close to the coast, there’s a huge array of beaches, seaside attractions and coastal walks within a short drive of Exeter’s city centre. Though you won’t have to go far to visit places like Exeter Cathedral and the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery.
Imagine the historic architecture leaning down from above as you plunge below the city streets on a tour of Exeter’s atmospheric 14th-century tunnels, before re-emerging back into the light for a walk around Northernhay Gardens. Stroll past Rougemont Castle while you’re there, snap some quirky pictures as you squeeze through Parliament Street, and treat your kids to a day out at the fun-filled Crealy Theme Park.
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When it’s time for your little ones to turn their attention to learning, they can do so at one of Exeter’s many excellent schools. Stoke Hill Infants and Nursery School, Exwick Heights Primary and Pinhoe’s Ellen Tinkham School are all outstanding options for younger children, according to Ofsted. The King’s School in Ottery St Mary’s is an outstanding secondary with a sixth form attached, while Exeter School and Maynard School are two of the top local independents.
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As one of the South West’s leading cities, Exeter has great transport links both for getting around the local area and travelling further afield. The city’s main train station is next to Northernhay Gardens off Queen Street, while there are plenty of bus routes you can use. The M5 motorway starts just to the south of town and heads north to Taunton, Bristol and beyond, with Exeter Airport located just over five miles east of the city centre.