New Homes in Kempston
Found in the East of England along the River Great Ouse, Kempston is a town in Bedfordshire. With local attractions such as the Higgins Art Gallery and Museum, the John Bunyan Museum and Bedford Castle to explore, you can also visit Addison Howard Park, Allen Park and Priory Country Park; all with our developments closest to Kempston below.
A great commuter town, Kempston is surrounded by hubs like Milton Keynes, Northampton and Cambridge, which are all between 25 and 45 minutes away.
- £375,000 to £629,995
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- From £405,000
- 3 bedroom
- £422,500 to £460,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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- £415,000 to £536,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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Get ready for a life packed with outdoor excursions and lots of time spent in a charming town centre with a new home in Kempston. And make sure you check out our latest offers, with perks such as our Part Exchange scheme potentially saving you a lot of time and money.
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Kempston sits on the southern bank of the River Great Ouse, which you can follow to head north west for some relaxing riverside walks towards Box End. Back in town you can take advantage of the large Addison Howard Park, perfect for you, your kids or your dog to stretch your legs, enjoy some sunshine on a nice day and use the play areas.
Heading east along the river brings you to Bedford in no time at all, which is packed with great places to visit. Whether you’re heading to the castle, catching the latest exhibits at the Higgins Art Gallery and Museum or learning more about famous author John Bunyan at the dedicated museum, there are lots of ways to unwind in your free time. -
Popular local primary schools include Bedford Road Primary and Camestone School, while Kempston Rural Primary is another great option. With a catchment area just west of the town centre, it's considered as an excellent option.
If you’re more interested in secondary schools, then Daubeney Academy is a good choice according to local residents. Another great option is Kempston Challenger Academy, found just to the south west of the town centre, which caters for children aged from nine to 18. Wixams Academy - which opened in 2017 - is another local option to the south of town. -
The A421 road runs to the south of town, which connects Kempston to the M1 motorway in around 10 minutes. The local train station is Kempston Hardwick, which you can use to get to Bedford in just five minutes. From there you can get to London in less than 40 minutes, making Kempston a viable option for commuters to the capital.