New build homes for sale in Upper Heyford

An exciting new development of 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes and 2 bedroom bungalows available in Northamptonshire. Set in the beautiful countryside of west Northamptonshire, just three miles from the historic Oxfordshire market town of Banbury and a stone's throw from the Cotswolds, the vibrant village of Middleton Cheney offers the best of rural living and modern. SET IN THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRYSIDE OF WEST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, JUST THREE MILES FROM THE HISTORIC OXFORDSHIRE MARKET TOWN OF BANBURY AND A STONE’S THROW FROM THE COTSWOLDS, THE VIBRANT VILLAGE OF MIDDLETON CHENEY OFFERS THE BEST OF RURAL LIVING AND MODERN CONVENIENCE. A timeless collection of homes that blend beautifully into their surroundings. The development lies on the eastern edge of Middleton Cheney, bordering centuries-old agricultural land. Exceptionally built in either stone with slate roof tiles, or in red brick, the timeless architecture sits comfortably within its environment. With ten different house types to choose from, the site has an organic feel which ensures that each new home complements the village’s more established properties as well as its immediate neighbours. Space to live Whether set across one, two or three storeys, welcoming hallways lead onto generously proportioned interiors designed for modern life. Each home is built to bring in natural light with plentiful windows and open plan kitchen/dining areas - even the more traditional designs feel bright and spacious. WE’VE GIVEN EQUAL CONSIDERATION TO THE LANDSCAPING AND GREEN SPACES, SO YOUR HOME FEELS PRIVATE YET CONNECTED, AND WITH SPACE TO BREATHE AND TO PLAY. Each home sits on a generous plot within an attractive street-scape. Front gardens are planted thoughtfully with a variety of attractive plants, adding to the fresh, open feel of Mulberry Homes at Middleton Cheney, where the low-density building allows for more space than you might find at many new developments. THE 7.25 ACRE SITE ALSO PROVIDES A SUSTAINABLE HABITAT FOR THE LOCAL FLORA AND FAUNA, SO THEY CAN THRIVE ALONGSIDE THEIR NEW NEIGHBOURS. Space to play To the north of the development lies open grassland where established trees and hedgerows are enhanced by the planting of UK-grown native tree species and the sowing of meadow and woodland seeds. To the west of the site, a water basin is sympathetically planted with marginal and aquatic plants. A path meanders around the perimeter towards seating and a children’s play area, so you can enjoy a morning stroll, or children can let off steam after school. What you’ll find in Middleton Cheney Middleton Cheney is a vibrant community with plenty to do and see for all ages and interests. In addition to an impressive range of amenities, the village is also home to the only purpose-built art gallery in south Northamptonshire. Based at Chenderit School, The Heseltine Gallery is an exciting, contemporary arts venue in the heart of the village. There are clubs for garden enthusiasts and scale model aficionados, amateur dramatics and more. There is even a Pilates studio on the outskirts of the village, offering a variety of fitness and well-being classes. We have committed to contributing over £1 million to the village of Middleton Cheney to support the local allotments, education and healthcare, the public library, playing fields, and more. Schools All school ages are catered for within the village: • Early Years - Bambooh Education. Ofsted rating: Good • 2 to 5 years: Middleton Cheney Pre School. Ofsted rating: Good • 4 to 11 years: Middleton Cheney Primary Academy. Ofsted rating: Good • 11 to 18 years: Chenderit School. Ofsted rating: Good Several preparatory and public schools can also be found in the local vicinity. THE AREA SURROUNDING MIDDLETON CHENEY IS RICH WITH ACTIVITIES AND ATTRACTIONS, OFFERING A BLEND OF HISTORICAL SITES, SCENIC LANDSCAPES, AND CULTURAL EXPERIENCES TO EXPLORE. Walking and Rambling Make the most of countryside living by exploring the many walks and rambles accessible from the village. If you fancy testing your stamina, the 100-mile-long Millennium Way runs from Middleton Cheney all the way to Pershore in Worcestershire. Local Shopping Just a short drive away is Banbury, famed for the nursery rhyme ‘Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross’ and for its Banbury cakes. As well as a good variety of high street shops, you will find a seven-screen cinema and lots of places to eat and drink. A traditional market, Banbury Charter Market, is held every. Thursday and Saturday, and a farmer’s market is held on the first Friday of every month. A little further afield (approx. 20 miles) is the designer outlet shopping mecca that is Bicester Village, with over 150 luxury fashion, lifestyle, beauty and homeware boutiques. Oxford, ‘the city of dreaming spires’, is just over just 30 miles away.