New Homes in Cheltenham
Nestled in the heart of Gloucestershire, Cheltenham is a charming town known for its Regency architecture, vibrant festivals, and beautiful parks. Bordering the Cotswolds, Cheltenham offers a perfect blend of urban living and rural tranquility.
From the bustling town center with its array of shops, restaurants, and cultural venues, to the peaceful outskirts with stunning countryside views, new homes in Cheltenham cater to a variety of lifestyles. Whether you’re drawn to the historic charm of Montpellier, the family-friendly atmosphere of Leckhampton, or the modern developments in Hatherley, there’s something for everyone.
Cheltenham is also home to numerous attractions and activities. Enjoy a day at the famous Cheltenham Racecourse, explore the picturesque Pittville Park, or immerse yourself in the arts at the Everyman Theatre. With excellent schools, convenient transport links, and a strong sense of community, new homes in Cheltenham offer a wonderful place to live.
Discover the potential of new homes in Cheltenham and see what this delightful town has to offer.
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- Fiddington Fields will be a development of 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes in Tewkesbury. This new community will include allotments, a community centre, sports pitches, play areas, a primary school and plenty of green space. Cotswolds Designer Outlet will be within walking distance and the town centre is less than 10 minutes away.
- £280,000 to £410,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- Winnycroft is a development of 3 & 4 bedroom homes in Gloucester, set within 15 acres of open space and surrounded by countryside. This new development includes play areas and allotments and you’ll be just 4 miles away from Gloucester town centre. Ofsted rated ‘Good’ schools are close by, as well as local shops and pubs. For commuters, the M5 is less than 4 miles away.
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- £299,000 to £510,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- Contemporary new build homes in high demand in Ross-on-Wye. Register today.
- Coming soon
- Honeymans Helm will be a development of 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes in Highworth, surrounded by open space. Highworth town centre is just 0.5 miles away, here you’ll find a Co-op Food and a number of pubs and restaurants J15 of the M4 and Swindon train station are within a 20 minute drive, giving easy access to Bristol, Reading and London.
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- £300,000 to £865,000
- 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- Orchards Rise at Wichelstowe is a development of 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes. Enjoy 200 acres of open space, play areas and walks along the Wilts and Berks canal. Your new home will be within a 15 minute walk of shops, pubs and schools. Swindon train station is close by with services to Bristol, Reading and London within 50 minutes.
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- Canalside will be a new development of 1 & 2 bedroom apartments and 3 & 4 bedroom homes, forming part of the Wichelstowe community.Explore over 200 acres of open space whilst still being within a 10 minute walk of schools, Waitrose and Hall & Woodhouse. For commuters, junction 16 of the M4 and Swindon train station are just 3 miles away.
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- £310,000 to £540,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- Ladden Garden Village is a new community in Yate, with a range of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes. This neighbourhood includes a Sainsbury's Local, a nursery, 32 acres of open space, 4.5km of cycleways and footpaths as well as sports pitches and play areas. The M4 is just 15 minutes away and Bristol city centre is within easy reach.
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- £490,000 to £510,000
- 4 bedroom
- River Meadow is a development of 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes with over 7 acres of open space and play area to enjoy. Ideally located with ample countryside walks and a range of local amenities nearby, including a pub and primary school. The A420 is 3 miles away, easily connecting you to Oxford and the M4. Didcot train station can also be reached in 13.4 miles.
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- £320,000 to £529,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- New homes for sale in Chepstow. Final few homes remaining.
What is life like in Cheltenham?
Originally a bolthole for the wealthy in the 18th and 19th centuries, the sophisticated regency spa town on Cheltenham is now a vibrant location. Buying a new home in Cheltenham will provide you with great shopping, restaurants and bars, as well as allowing easy access to the surrounding Cotswolds countryside.
What is there to see and do in Cheltenham?
Love to shop? You’re well served in Cheltenham. From high street favourites at the Regent Arcade and Beechwood Shopping Centre to chic independent stores in the Montpellier and Suffolks area, there’s no shortage of options. The Brewery, meanwhile, is a leisure complex offering a cinema, selection of restaurants and fitness centre.
There’s plenty of culture here too. Nature in Art is the world’s first museum dedicated to fine, decorative and applied art inspired by nature, while the Wilson-Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum displays a range of temporary and permanent exhibitions. Here you can see an important collection of Dutch 17th and 19th century paintings, rare oriental porcelain and learn about Cheltenham’s social history.
Cheltenham hosts a number of festivals and events, with something to suit every taste. From the world-famous horse racing and the Cheltenham Gold Cup to the four major festivals of music, science, jazz and literature, the eclectic mix keeps everyone happy.
Further events for music enthusiasts include Folk Three and the Ukulele Festival of Great Britain while the Midsummer Fiesta, Design Festival and FAB (Fashion and Beauty) offer extensive options for creative types.
What is education like in Cheltenham?
Cheltenham has a number of grammar and public schools such as the world-famous Cheltenham Ladies’ College founded in 1853. Cheltenham College, founded in 1841 was one of the first public schools of the Victorian age and holds the crown for hosting the oldest cricket festival in the world. For those looking to go into further education, the town has several University of Gloucestershire campuses.
How are the Cheltenham transport links?
Cheltenham’s convenient location means it’s situated less than a hundred miles from London and enjoys easy access from all parts of the UK. It’s great if you’re looking to explore the surrounding areas of the Cotswold’s, Stratford upon Avon and Bath.
Cheltenham Spa station offers fast and frequent services to the surrounding areas and further afield. Located along the Bristol-Birmingham mainline, services include Gloucester (nine minutes), Bristol (42 minutes) Swindon (one hour two minutes), London Paddington (two hours seven minutes) and Cardiff (one hour 16 minutes). There are also services to the North West, North East and Scotland.
For quick access into London, the Cheltenham Spa Express is a named passenger train that connects Cheltenham with London.
Cheltenham also benefits from strong road links, being next to the M5 motorway between Bristol and Birmingham. Its junction with the A417 to Swindon and the A40 runs from across the M5 through Cheltenham towards Oxford and London.
The closest airport to Cheltenham is Birmingham International which is approximately an hour away. A number of options for both domestic and international flights operate from here.