New homes for sale in Burton-on-Trent
Burton-on-Trent is a town in Staffordshire, renowned for its brewing heritage and excellent transport connections. This established location offers quality schools, comprehensive shopping facilities and picturesque walks along the River Trent.
With regular train services to Birmingham in 30 minutes and Derby in 15 minutes, plus excellent road links via the A38, Burton provides superior connectivity for commuters. The town features various leisure amenities and is close to Lichfield and Tamworth.
Our new homes in Burton-on-Trent offer plenty of character in attractive locations. Browse our developments to plan your move to this desirable part of Staffordshire today.
Drakelow Park
Marley Way (off Walton Road), Drakelow, Burton upon Trent, Derbyshire, DE15 9WQ
- £299,995 to £419,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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Olive Park
Dowling Road, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, ST14 8WH
- £450,000 to £550,000
- 4 bedroom
Ashbourne Airfield
Harrison Way, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 1LS
- £299,995 to £514,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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Burton-on-Trent may be famous for its brewing heritage, but you don’t need to have had a pint of the local ale to recognise this is a wonderful place to buy a home. Particularly if you do so through one of our latest offers, including initiatives like our Movemaker scheme, which have been designed to give you the best and simplest moving experience possible.
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As well as the National Brewery Centre, the town centre is home to attractions like the Washlands, Stapenhill Gardens and Claymills Victorian Pumping Station. Sinai Park House isn’t from the centre, and close to beautiful natural spots such as Battlestead Hill and Branston Water Park.
Little ones will love a trip to National Forest Adventure Farm, while your dog can stretch their legs around Tucklesholme Nature Reserve. From walks through Needwood Forest to bike rides around the Croxall Lakes, Rosliston Forestry Centre and Foremark Reservoir are also great outdoor spots in the local area.
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Burton is a great place to live if you have younger family members in tow. Local primary schools include the Violet Way Academy, Shobnall Primary and Newton Solney CofE, which are all rated as outstanding by Ofsted. Likewise John Taylor High School just south of town, with Abbot Beyne School and the De Ferrers Academy providing other good options closer to the town centre.
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Not far from the M1 and M6 motorways, Burton lies along the A38. You can get on here to drive north to Derby in just 20 minutes. Birmingham is double that in the opposite direction, while you can catch a train to the region’s biggest city from Burton station in just over 20 minutes. Services to Derby only take 10 minutes, while it’s around 45 minutes to Nottingham.