New homes in Connah’s Quay
Part of the Deeside area of Wales next to the country’s border with North West England, Connah’s Quay is an attractive town on the southern bank of the River Dee. Only eight miles from Chester city centre, new homes in Connah’s Quay are a similar distance from Ellesmere Port and also close to Liverpool.
With Manchester also less than an hour’s drive east along the M56, you don’t need to stray as far as that from home to enjoy this area’s coastal charm. Whether you’re soaking up the scenery on a riverside walk or building sandcastles with your little ones on the beach, don’t miss our developments closest to Connah’s Quay below.

- £267,995 to £475,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- Sundial Place DWH consists of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes. With scenic country parks, golf clubs and great shopping, there truly is something for everyone. Living here also offers superb transport links for commuters and you're just a short drive away from Liverpool City Centre.
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- £299,995 to £465,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- We are now running by appointment only - find us in Plot 181 - 55 Richardson Road, Formby, L37 6GD. Over 95% Sold - Click here to take a tour of the development. These spacious 3 & 4 bedroom homes are within walking distance of pristine beaches, iconic sand dunes and coastal pinewoods, making this a beautiful place for family life. With Liverpool City Centre just 30 minutes away, you can also benefit from excellent commuter links.

- £245,000 to £450,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- Discover the best of countryside charm and modern living at Clockmakers, Whitchurch. Our luxury, energy-efficient homes sit within scenic Shropshire landscapes. We're just a mile from the town centre with its quaint cafes, gastro dining and boutique shops. With the train station a 15-minute stroll and excellent road links via the A41/A525, everything is within easy reach.
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- £375,995 to £545,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- Maylands Park showcases a range of luxurious 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes. With rural surroundings and its close proximity to Nantwich town centre, it offers the best of both worlds. There are a number of outstanding schools within walking distance, making it the ideal location for growing families. This location also provides excellent commuter links for both trains and motorways.
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- £433,290 to £463,000
- 4 bedroom
- New Sales Office location: Plot 135, 2 Robert Lewis Avenue, Crewe, CW1 5DH At Sydney Place discover a range of 3 & 4 bedroom homes, with traditional and bespoke designs. Everything Crewe has to offer is within walking distance, with transport links including Crewe train station close by and many wonderful local attractions such as Crewe Heritage Centre. You can find highly regarded schools just a 10 minute walk away whilst our children's play park is great for little ones, making Sydney Place the perfect home for your family
Welcome to Connah’s Quay
Located in Flintshire, North Wales, Connah's Quay is a town near the border with England, just a short drive from Chester. The town is situated alongside the River Dee, and with plenty to see and do in the local area, along with good transport links by road and rail, Connah’s Quay has become a popular place to set up home. So whether you enjoy walking through ancient woodlands, taking day trips to the beach or simply getting to know a new community of people, Connah’s Quay may be the place to find the perfect home for you.
A quick history
Connah’s Quay dates all the way back to 11th century, when it was a tiny village of just six homes as recorded in the Domesday Book. For centuries the settlement stayed very small, but as the docks became busier with trade and train lines to Holyhead were built in the 19th century, the town grew and grew. Although it became a thriving railway town, by 1950 both the docks and the railway were almost closed. Today Connah’s Quay has a community of more than twenty thousand people, making it the biggest town in Flintshire.
Businesses and industry
Historically, Connah’s Quay was known as a trading port and railway town, with industry including boat building and fishing. Today the town’s industry centres around education at Deeside College, energy production at the Connah’s Quay Power Station and steel at the Tata steelworks in nearby Shotton. Deeside Industrial Park is also located close to the town, and is home to a number of small, medium and large businesses including the headquarters for Iceland Foods. Work on the enterprize zone Northern Gateway is also underway, the largest private-sector development of its kind in North Wales.
Things to do in the area
From your home in Connah’s Quay, you’ll be within easy reach of local sites and attractions within the wider Flintshire area. If you enjoy a Sunday afternoon stroll, the ancient woodland Wepre Park is a great place to spend a few hours walking, before exploring the 13th century remains of Ewloe Castle. Other places to look out for in the town include St Mark’s Church, Top-y-Fron Hall, St David’s Church and Flintshire Bridge which crosses the River Dee.
For days in the great outdoors, Flintshire is home to a number of hiking routes and pathways, including Halkyn Mountain, Talacre Beach, the Clwydian Range, the North Wales and Dee Estuary Coastal Path, and Offa’s Dyke. Other popular things to do in the local area include child-friendly visits to Danger Point interactive centre, walks through Greenfield Valley Heritage Park and a leisurely round at Mold Golf Club. Connah’s Quay is also located on the National Cycle Network, ideal for family adventure days.
Travel and commuting
Connah’s Quay is located just off the A494 which goes through Deeside and links with the M56 to Manchester with a journey to the ‘capital of the north’ taking around 1 hour by car. Liverpool is even closer, at just 35 minutes away by car travelling via the A550 and A41. The town is also close to the A55 which runs all the way to Colwyn Bay on the North Wales coast.
As for public transport, although the town doesn’t have its own railway station, you can catch a train from Shotton Station which is less than 5 minutes away from Connah’s Quay by car. From Shotton, you can travel by rail to Wrexham, Chester, Warrington Bank Quay, Manchester Airport and Manchester Piccadilly. For international travel, the nearest major airports to Connah’s Quay are Liverpool John Lennon and Manchester, with both airports offering flights within the UK and across the world.