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New homes for sale in Gloucestershire

Gloucestershire, in southwest England, is known for its picturesque Cotswold villages, rolling hills, and historic landmarks. The county includes Gloucester’s ancient cathedral, Cheltenham’s Regency charm, and the Forest of Dean’s natural beauty. Rich in heritage and culture, Gloucestershire offers a perfect mix of countryside tranquility and vibrant town life.

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New listings in Gloucestershire

Newland Homes at Churchdown

by Newland Homes

Churchdown, Gloucestershire, GL3 1AE

3, 4 & 5 bedroom houses and 2 bedroom bungalows

£389,000 - £605,000

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.

Twyning Gardens

by Freeman Homes

Twyning, Gloucestershire, GL20 6ED

3 & 4 bedroom houses

£465,000 - £615,000

Discover Twyning Gardens, a thoughtfully designed collection of only 21 striking EPC A-rated, Zero Carbon Living homes by Freeman Homes. Each property seamlessly blends attractive exteriors with spacious, well-considered interior layouts that flow, finished to our Signature Specification. Incorporating market-leading renewable energy technologies alongside luxurious touches, these homes offer a truly modern yet timeless way of living. At Freeman Homes, sustainability is more than a feature—it’s a commitment. We take a fabric-first approach to maximise energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions, and lower the cost of living. Our homes at Twyning Gardens include: • Sleek Viridian roof-integrated Solar PV technology • World-renowned NIBE Air Source Heat Pumps for sustainable heating • 5kWh Battery packs for storing energy • Project EV electric car-charging points • Timber frame construction, ensuring heightened thermal efficiency and reduced maintenance • Water-saving and energy-efficient fixtures throughout • Rainwater butts, composting bins, and dedicated recycling facilities • Extensive ecological landscaping and wildlife-friendly features to boost biodiversity Talk to our friendly team and let us tell you more about the properties and surrounding area.
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Gloucestershire is predominantly rural, bisected by the River Severn. A large portion of the county is part of the Cotswolds, the Forest of Dean and the Severn Vale, all attracting those seeking outdoor adventures. There are numerous historical landmarks throughout Gloucestershire and the county is well connected via public transport with links into London. Birmingham and Bristol airports are within an hour drive.

The most populous town in the county is Gloucester and is home to many historic attractions like Gloucester Cathedral, which was featured in the Harry Potter films. In the heart of the city is Kings Square, which was once used as a cattle market. With an excellent choice of local schools for all ages, it is not a surprise families are choosing to relocate to Gloucester.

If you are looking for something south of Gloucester, then Stonehouse could be the perfect location. A stand out feature of the town is the Stroudwater Canal which is part of the Cotswold Canals restoration project. The serene landscapes encourage a slower pace of life, making a perfect place for downsizers but the town also has its own train station allowing residents to travel to Gloucester and even London Paddington, perfect for professionals. There is a vast selection of new build homes in Stonehouse, including Shared Ownership.

Tewkesbury is a medieval market town in the north of Gloucestershire. Tewkesbury Abbey, consecrated in 1121, is a major landmark within the county, drawing visitors from around the world to admire the Norman towers and detailed stained glass windows. There is a wealth of public transport in and around Tewkesbury, making it a very popular location for professionals to live. There are direct trains to local major cities like Worcester and Bristol, whilst a network of buses run regularly into Cheltenham, Bishop’s Cleeve and Evesham.
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