New Homes in Gloucestershire
Gloucestershire combines rural charm with cultural roots, from the rolling hills of the Cotswolds to the historic streets of Gloucester and Cheltenham. Families enjoy access to excellent schools and outdoor adventures in the Forest of Dean, while professionals benefit from strong links to Bristol and the Midlands.
Whether it’s a weekend at Westonbirt Arboretum or a stroll through Tewkesbury’s medieval market town, the county offers something for everyone. Explore our new homes in Gloucestershire and enjoy a lifestyle shaped by nature, heritage and community.
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Gloucestershire is a great place to live if you love rural environments, although there are some lively towns in the county where you can either settle down or visit. Buying a new home in Gloucestershire can be daunting, but offers such as our Part Exchange scheme are designed to bring down both your stress levels and your costs. All in all, your moving experience can be a whole lot smoother when you buy with us.
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If you love exploring miles of open countryside either on foot or on your bike, you’re going to love Gloucestershire. From the Cotswolds to the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley, the county is bursting with beautiful natural settings which provide the perfect backdrop to spending your time outdoors.
Cultural draws across the county include Tewkesbury Abbey, Sudeley Castle and Gloucester Cathedral, as well as the British Motor Museum, the Corinium Museum and Westonbirt’s National Arboretum. If you’re into your horticulture, don’t miss Bourton House Garden, the Royal Gardens at Highgrove or Hidcote Manor Gardens, especially in the full bloom of spring. -
If you have kids to think of, Sir Thomas Rich’s School in Gloucester is rated as one of the county’s best secondary schools for boys. If you have girls you can turn your attention to Denmark Road High School which are both top options. The same goes for Stroud High School, as well as Powell’s CofE in Cirencester and Fairford CofE in the county’s south east. And likewise Blue Coat CofE in Wotton-under-Edge, which is close to Bristol.
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There are plenty of bus, train and park and ride services available across Gloucestershire, while the county council has also invested money into the region’s walking and cycling infrastructure to boost sustainable travel. If you do need to drive, the M5 motorway passes through the west of the county close to Bristol Channel, which you can use to head north all the way to Birmingham.