New Homes in Cambridge
- £349,995 to £644,995
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £360,000 to £895,000
- 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
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- £384,995 to £554,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- Coming soon
- £289,995 to £424,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £329,995 to £469,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £274,500 to £441,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £338,345 to £698,995
- 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- Coming soon
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £309,995 to £374,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £254,995 to £372,995
- 2 and 3 bedroom
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Why Choose a New Home in Cambridge
- World-Class Living: Cambridge isn’t just a university city - it’s a lifestyle destination. With its blend of historic charm, cutting-edge innovation, and cultural richness, it’s perfect for professionals, families, and anyone seeking a refined yet vibrant place to call home.
- Heritage Meets Nature: From punting on the River Cam to strolling through the Botanic Garden, Cambridge offers a unique mix of green spaces and architectural beauty. The city’s compact layout makes it easy to explore iconic colleges, museums, and independent shops.
- Exciting New Developments: The city is undergoing a housing renaissance, with new builds in Cambridge developments like Franklin Gardens at Darwin Green and Whittlesey Lakeside offer modern, energy-efficient homes with excellent amenities
- Seamless Connectivity: With direct trains to London King’s Cross in under an hour, plus access to the M11 and A14, Cambridge is ideal for commuters. The city also supports cycling and public transport, making it one of the UK’s most sustainable urban environments.
New Homes in Cambridge FAQs - What Buyers Need to Know
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Whether you’ve lived in Cambridge your whole life or you’re looking to call this charming city home for the first time, there’s so much to look forward to. Particularly when you take advantage of one of our great offers, such as our Movemaker scheme, where we help you sell your current home and cover any agents’ fees.
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There’s a huge amount of historical and cultural attractions to visit in and around the city centre, including the Museum of Cambridge, the Fitzwilliam Museum and the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. From King’s College Chapel to the Bridge of Sighs, Great St Mary’s Church and the fascinating University Museum of Zoology, the entertainment keeps coming thanks to the Museum of Classical Archaeology and Cambridge Science Centre.
Whether you’re going for a relaxing stroll through the Cambridge University Botanic Garden or visiting the Wren Library, you can also look forward to enjoying lovely natural spots in the local area such as Midsummer Common, Milton Country Park and Wandlebury Country Park with its teeming wildlife.
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Everyone knows about the University of Cambridge, one of the most famous in the world, but you might not know there are plenty of good schools for younger children in the area too. They include Histon and Impington Junior School, which is a few miles north of the city centre.
At secondary level, Comberton Village College is also outstanding according to the education board. It’s five miles outside the city though, so if you live centrally you may be better positioned for the Chesterton Community College catchment area.
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As well as the usual buses and train stop on Station Road, Cambridge City Council also encourages walking, cycle hire and its park and ride services, as well as a punt down the river. If you have a car, the M11 starts to the west of town and heads south to London past Bishop’s Stortford and London Stansted Airport, which is a half-hour drive away.