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Showing 19 of 19 developments in and around Bristol, Bristol;

Factory No.1

by City & Country

East Street, Bristol, Bristol, BS3 4HH

1 & 2 bedroom apartments

£250,000 - £735,000

Berwick Green

by Bellway

Haw Wood, Bristol, Bristol, BS10 7TG

2, 3 & 4 bedroom houses and 2 bedroom apartments

£269,995 - £472,000

Parish Brook

by Barratt Homes

Engine Lane, Nailsea, North Somerset, BS48 4RH

2, 3 & 4 bedroom houses

£299,995 - £484,995

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Ladden Garden Village

by Barratt Homes

Off Leechpool Way, Bristol, Bristol, BS37 7YX

4 bedroom houses

£389,995 - £409,995

McArthur's Yard

by Guinness Homes

Bristol, Bristol, BS1 6UN

1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments and 2 & 3 bedroom duplexes

£300,000 - £750,000

Blackberry Hill

by Linden Homes

Manor Road, Fishponds, Bristol, BS16 2JZ

1 bedroom apartments and 2 bedroom houses

£240,000 - £350,000

Highbrook View

by Crest Nicholson

Dyer Close, Stoke Gifford, Bristol, BS34 8DG

4 & 5 bedroom houses

£475,000 - £650,000

Beaufort Park

by Persimmon Homes

Wyck Beck Road, Bristol, Bristol, BS10 7JE

2, 3 & 4 bedroom houses

£325,000 - £399,995

Brooklands Park

by Crest Nicholson

26 Oxleigh Way, Stoke Gifford, Bristol, BS34 8AW

2 bedroom maisonettes and 2 & 3 bedroom houses

£310,000 - £440,000

Urban Quarter

by Tilia Homes

Hengrove, Bristol,

2 bedroom houses

From £250,000

Jessop Park

by Keepmoat Homes

William Jessop Way, Bristol, Bristol, BS13 0EB

1 & 2 bedroom apartments and 2 & 3 bedroom houses

£199,950 - £374,950

Woodlands

by Bovis Homes

Hospital Road, Barrow Gurney, North Somerset, BS48 3SF

4 & 5 bedroom houses

£779,995 - £1,065,000

Dramway Fields

by Persimmon Homes

Honeysuckle Road, Emersons Green, South Gloucestershire, BS16 7NQ

3 & 4 bedroom houses

£340,000 - £505,000

Bucklands Place

by Acorn Property Group

Nailsea, North Somerset, BS48 4TA

3 & 4 bedroom houses

£400,000 - £750,000

ARC

by Hamptons

Bristol, Bristol, BS20

1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments

£250,000 - £900,000

Ryves Vale

by Newland Homes

Clevedon Road, Tickenham, North Somerset, BS21 6SD

4 bedroom houses

From £600,000

Ladden Garden Village

by David Wilson Homes

Off Leechpool Way, Bristol, Bristol, BS37 7YX

3 & 4 bedroom houses

£345,000 - £530,000

Miller Homes @ Cleve Wood

by Miller Homes

Morton Way, Thornbury, South Gloucestershire, BS35 3TS

4 bedroom houses

From £525,000

Ladden Garden Village

by Bellway

Ladden Garden Village, Yate, South Gloucestershire, BS37 7DB

3 & 4 bedroom houses

£339,995 - £554,995

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Buying a new home in Bristol

A major city without the immensity, whilst being a pioneer of eco-living and bursting with diversity, Bristol is a vibrant city and the perfect location if you are looking to move and buy a new build home. There are a huge range of new builds in Bristol, and it’s growing exponentially, meaning you’re guaranteed to find the home that’s perfect for you. There are over 15 developments within five miles of the city centre, consisting of hundreds of homes, and if you’re looking for something more rural, there are plenty of properties on the outskirts of the city too. The average house price in Bristol hovers around £390,000, with new homes being slightly cheaper second-hand homes. They are also significantly more energy-efficient, which will save you thousands in bills in the long run.

There is a wide range of incentives and schemes available to first time buyers in England to help you take your first step onto the property ladder. The First Homes Scheme is only available on new build homes and aims to ensure buyers aren’t priced out of more expensive locations, and are able to stay local to their hometown. The select homes are offered at a 30-50% discount compared to the market price. This is only available on certain developments at present, however is likely to be available across a larger range of homes in the future. The Shared Ownership scheme is also available, in which you buy a percentage share, usually 10% - 75%, of a new build property and pay rent on the remaining part. Many developers and housing associations will have their own incentives, as well as offers available for Key Workers and the Armed Forces, so it’s worth investigating different builders to see what is being offered.

Bristol offers an eclectic mix of modern and historic attractions. The Clifton Suspension Bridge is an unmissable sight, providing stunning views of the Avon Gorge, where you can also enjoy waterside strolls. In Bristol city centre, the high street offers plenty of opportunities for shopping and eating out, with a huge range of different shops and cuisines, or you can venture to Clifton Village for the same. On The Harbourside sits the SS Great Britain, a steamship which was the largest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854. The M Shed museum tells the story of Bristol’s history, from its people and culture to art and transport. The Bristol Museum & Art Gallery also features a host of diverse exhibits, from dinosaurs to Egyptian mummies to ancient pottery and art. The infamous Banksy’s work is scattered across the city if you're passionate about contemporary art. There is something for everyone whether you are a solo explorer, couple, or large family with children to keep busy, including zoos, concert venues and bars.

If the outdoors is more your scene, you can explore Brandon Hill Park or venture a bit further to Leigh Woods for hikes with stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Ashton Court Estate also boasts expansive parklands for the more casual walkers. The annual Hot Air Balloon Fiesta is a visual spectacle - wonder at the colours filling the sky above Ashton Court Estate, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and live entertainment, making it a unique and unforgettable spectacle for all. All of the new build homes in Bristol will have ample outdoor space as well, so even if you’re in the city, there is plenty of access to outdoor space.

There are plenty of towns, villages and boroughs around the county of Bristol if you are looking for a property that’s away from the busy city, including
Hengrove, Stoke Gifford and Fishponds. The transport links in and around the city are accessible for all, including trains (train stations include Bedminster, Bristol Parkway and Bristol Temple Meads), boats, buses, scooters and cycling routes, as well as being an easy city to navigate on foot. To be in keeping with their goals to be an eco-conscious city, they have a Clean Air Zone in Bristol city centre for cars and other road vehicles to tackle air pollution, so it is encouraged to take the ample public transport routes, including using the park and ride which is easy to access.

There are plenty of beautiful homes for sale in Bristol - begin searching for your dream home by browning the above developments. You can also Register for alerts to be notified when developments are added to the website in Bristol and the surrounding areas.

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