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Enmore Show Home now Open! Heathstock Rise is a stylish selection of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom houses and bungalows, situated in the attractive market town of Wiveliscombe. Make Heathstock Rise your home to unlock the town’s history, charm and friendly community! At Lovell we believe your home should be more than about the right place at the right price. It should also reflect your personality and tastes. That's why every Lovell home has Style, Quality and Value (or SQV, as we call it) built-in from the start, making your new home somewhere you’ll be proud to call your own With their picturesque setting in the former cloth-making market town of Wiveliscombe and overlooking beautiful Heathstock Hill, the high-quality, innovatively designed homes at Heathstock Rise are perfect for modern living.

Rectory Farm Barns, Thriplow: A combination of seven barn conversions and new build homes, including a Grade II listed 14th-century tithe barn, beside a parkland paddock. Two to five bedrooms, 7 miles from Cambridge. Rectory Farm Barns is a private development of seven homes off Middle Street in Thriplow, combining barn conversions within a Grade II listed tithe barn with new build houses on the old farmyard. The homes range from a single-storey two bedroom home to a five bedroom family house, several with views west over a paddock with mature trees, and the village centre is a short walk away. Cambridge is 7 miles north and Whittlesford Parkway station about 4 miles. KEY FEATURES: - Development of 7 homes: barn conversions and new builds - Two homes within a Grade II listed tithe barn, believed to date from the early 14th century - Single-storey two bedroom home available (The Old Cart Shed) - Air source heat pumps with underfloor heating to ground floors - Electric vehicle charging point to every home - Pearce7 kitchens with Silestone or quartz worktops and Bosch or Siemens appliances - 10-year ICW structural warranty - Paddock with mature trees to the rear of the development - Whittlesford Parkway station about 4 miles; M11 Junction 10 about 4 miles THE DEVELOPMENT Rectory Farm sits just off Middle Street, close to the centre of Thriplow. The site has been laid out around its oldest building, a Grade II listed aisled tithe barn believed to have been built in the early 14th century for the Bishops of Ely’s landholding in the village. It later passed to Peterhouse College, and by 1780 was recorded as forming what is now Rectory Farm Barns. The barn now forms two of the seven homes, and the new buildings take their names and outlines from the farm structures they replace. To the rear is a paddock with mature trees and undulating grassland. THE HOMES Plot 1, The Tithe Barn: three bedroom barn conversion (Grade II listed). The original double door opening and main timber frame are retained. Ground floor kitchen/breakfast area (6.83m x 4.09m), dining area (7.39m x 3.50m) and sitting area (8.79m x 4.30m), with a first-floor gallery and principal bedroom of 4.67m x 4.08m. Polished concrete ground floor. Plot 2, The Wheat Barn: four bedroom barn conversion (Grade II listed). Part of the original tithe barn, identified by Historic England as the “Wheat Barn”. The main timber frame, part of a clunch wall and the slatted timber boarding to the front are retained. Kitchen/breakfast/living area of 11.50m x 4.54m, sitting/dining area of 9.21m x 7.98m, gallery, carport and polished concrete ground floor. Plot 3, The Old Pole Barn: four/five bedroom new build, detached. Built on the site of the barn that housed the farm’s cattle. Arranged over three floors with west-facing principal rooms, a 9.58m kitchen/dining area, a snug that can be used as a fifth bedroom, and potential to use part of the house as an annexe. Separate double garage. Plot 4, The Old Cart Shed: two bedroom single-storey new build. Reached along a long private drive in a quiet corner at the rear of the development. The open bays of the original cart shed are echoed by three glazed bays to the living/dining/kitchen space (8.91m x 5.14m), looking over the garden and paddock. Two bedrooms, both with en suites, and a utility room. 1,089 square feet. Plot 5, SOLD: Paddock View: five bedroom new build. Backs onto the paddock, with a westerly aspect. Extensive ground floor including kitchen/breakfast room, separate dining room, living room, snug, study, larder, utility, boot room, and a ground-floor fifth bedroom with shower room suitable as a guest suite. Plot 6, SOLD: The Farmhouse: three bedroom new build. The contemporary replacement farmhouse, with paddock to the rear and side. Living/dining area of 9.54m x 5.47m, separate kitchen/breakfast room, study and garage. Plot 7, SOLD: Ash Tree House: three bedroom new build. Contemporary design in a private position backing onto a small paddock, with a ground-floor bedroom and en suite alongside two first-floor bedrooms, each with an en suite. SPECIFICATION: Kitchen: Pearce 7 kitchens, each home with either silestone or quartz worktops, Bosch or Siemens integrated appliances Bathrooms: luxury bath and shower rooms with LVT flooring Heating: air source heat pumps, underfloor heating to ground floors, radiators to upper floors, wood-burning stoves where appropriate Flooring: engineered oak wide-plank flooring to principal ground floor rooms (Plots 3 to 7); polished concrete ground floors (Plots 1 and 2); tiling to kitchen, utility and rear halls Windows and doors: high-efficiency sealed double glazing, powder coated, finished white internally; powder coated sliding or bi-fold doors Outside: electric vehicle charging point to every home Warranty: 10-year ICW structural warranty Why Thriplow? Thriplow is a small South Cambridgeshire village built around a village green. On the green are The Green Man, a community-owned pub, and a Grade II listed blacksmith’s forge that holds open days. The village shop and village hall are just off the green, and the village has a primary school and a parish church believed to date from the 12th century. Thriplow is best known for its annual Daffodil Weekend each spring. WHAT IS THRIPLOW CLOSE TO: Cambridge: 7 miles Royston: about 8 miles Whittlesford Parkway station: about 4 miles, with services to Cambridge and London Liverpool Street Royston station: trains to London King’s Cross M11 Junction 10: about 4 miles London Stansted Airport: about 20 miles London: about 50 miles

Redhill Court is a well-presented residential Park Bungalow community, offering high-quality, two bedroom, single-storey homes in a peaceful, countryside setting. The site provides a secure and welcoming environment, ideal for comfortable, low-maintenance living. Conveniently located just off the Norwich Road in central Watton, Redhill Court offers easy access to nearby towns and amenities while retaining a quiet, community-focused atmosphere. Free site fees until 2028! Buy one of our homes in 2026 and pay no site fees until 01.01.28! T&Cs apply. Next open event 12+13 September.

Green Hills is a new community of bespoke homes set around two village greens and enjoying stunning countryside views. Situated on a semi-rural Pennine hillside, Green Hills features more than 50 individual designs inspired by traditional Lancashire farmsteads and barns to complement the rugged and scenic landscape. Our newest phase on our Farmstead Collection will produce significantly less carbon emissions and save you money on your energy bills. These homes will include £15,000 worth of eco extras including solar roof panels, heat recovery showers, extra insulation and glazing and much more! Kingswood Homes offer an all inclusive specification as well as giving you the choice to add personalisations to truly make your house your home. You can choose from flexible floor plans with Shape Your Home to create your dream home that is designed around your lifestyle. There is no need to compromise with Kingswood when you can customise. We have a fantastic six bedroom show home to view. Our sales centre is open Thursday-Monday 10am-5pm.

Our new homes in Churchdown offers contemporary 2 to 5 bedroom zero carbon, energy efficient homes. Conveniently positioned close to the M5, a generous proportion of the development is planned as public open space, with play areas, wildflower meadow and woodland planting. The first homes are expected to be ready for occupation sping/summer 2026. The Village of Churchdown sits between the architectural beauty of Cheltenham and the majestic history of Gloucester however surrounded by beautiful countryside.