New Homes in Yeovil
A charming town in the South West of England, Yeovil lies within Somerset but isn't far from the county’s border with Devon. Located a similar distance from Bournemouth, Bristol and Exeter in each direction, new builds in Yeovil are also less than 30 miles from the cobbled streets of Taunton.
Whether you’re going on a family day out to the coast, just 20 miles south of here, or going for relaxing walks through the natural landscapes of Yeovil Country Park, there’s plenty to do. You’ve even got the large Ninesprings park and other central green spaces to enjoy. Scroll down to explore our developments closest to Yeovil below.
- £370,000 to £675,000
- 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- A beautiful new development found in Dorset's hidden gem, Stalbridge. Perfectly capturing the essence of modern design with rich history. Set in a serene rural location, offering a breath-taking landscape with plenty of walking and cycling trails to explore. Why not venture into the town centre and discover a selection of independent shops and traditional pubs or dive into the history that Stalbridge has to offer.
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- Brand new homes coming soon to Bridport
- £310,000 to £535,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- Romans' Quarter is located in one the safest towns in Dorset full of historic, urban character. Surrounded by a stunning landscape setting where you can enjoy countless walking trails and picnic opportunities. The development is within close proximity to supermarkets, sports facilities, schools, shops and pubs. A great location for commuters with the A303 and Gillingham train station close by.
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- £145,000 to £389,500
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- A brand new collection of homes in the traditional market town of Shaftesbury. This picturesque Dorset location offers the convenience of local shops, restaurants and schools on your doorstep and a thriving community atmosphere all set against the backdrop of beautiful countryside. Selected homes meet the latest building regulations, which sets the standard for energy performance and carbon emissions. Click here to find out more.
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- Francis Fields will be a development of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes in Frome. You'll be surrounded by over 5 acres of open space and close to the town centre, which has a vibrant arts scene and many independent shops.Families can enjoy the play area on the development and Christ Church First School is just a short walk away.
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- Somer Meadows will be a development of 3 and 4 bedroom homes in Midsomer Norton. Surrounded by open space, your new home will be within walking distance of The White Post Inn and a 5 minute drive from the town centre where you can find a range of cafes, shops restaurants and pubs. For commuters, Bath is less than 30 minutes away and within an hour of Bristol.
Living in Yeovil
With a bustling town centre surrounded by swathes of open countryside and a great location in the midst of a range of notable South West spots, it can seem like an easy decision to buy a new home in Yeovil. Especially when you take up one of our latest offers, such as our Movemaker scheme. This could save you thousands on estate agent fees if you have a home to sell as part of your move.
Things to see and do in Yeovil
The centre of Yeovil is equipped with all the shops you need, while you’ll also find cultural draws such as the Octagon Theatre and green spaces like Milford Park. The southern edge of town is lined with a golf club, the sprawling Yeovil Country Park and the Ninesprings woodland park with its kids’ playground, dog-friendly cafe and scenic walking paths. Continuing a little further south you’ll come to the Yeovil Railway Centre museum, before reaching wide open spaces like Sutton Bingham Reservoir. From Hardington Moor and Ham Hill
Country Park to trips down to the beautiful Dorset and Devon coasts for clifftop walks and days at the beach, Yeovil is also within striking distance of the Blackdown Hills, Cranbourne Chase, the Quantock Hills and the Mendip Hills.
Education
Primary schools in Yeovil
There’s an excellent selection of schools rated as outstanding by Ofsted in Yeovil and its immediate surrounding area. This includes the centrally located Huish Primary School, Preston CofE Primary and Holy Trinity Church School, as well as King Ina CofE Academy in the Somerton area to the north of town.
Secondary schools and higher education in Yeovil
The local secondary is Westfield Academy along Stiby Road, which is classed as good by Ofsted, while Yeovil College caters for students aged 16 and up
Transport links in Yeovil
Train stations in Yeovil
Yeovil has two train stations; Pen Mill is to the east of the town centre, while Yeovil Junction is south of here. Trains to Weymouth take 45 minutes, while it’s a similar drive down the A37 to reach this pleasant seaside town. That’s one of the three A roads which serve Yeovil, which you can use to make your way north to Bristol or south east to Bournemouth in just over an hour.
Airports near Yeovil
Exeter - where you’ll find an airport - is also an hour’s drive away, while there are plenty of local bus routes available too.
The Yeovil property market
In recent years, the Yeovil property market has seen rents rising quicker than property prices, making this the perfect time to buy if you want to live in the area. From period terraces and spacious detached houses, to stunning new homes to the north of town in Somerton, there’s a good choice of properties in the area. If you’re looking to buy a new house, our Deposit Boost or Deposit Unlock schemes could be ideal for you.
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