New Build Homes for Sale in Oldham
- £203,000 to £427,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £275,000 to £415,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £205,000 to £336,000
- 2 and 4 bedroom
- £201,600 to £475,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
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- £235,000 to £410,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £290,000 to £465,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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- £235,000 to £417,000
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
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Nearby Oldham
New Homes in Oldham FAQs
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Nearby cities and towns around Oldham
Oldham is connected to Greater Manchester’s Metrolink system, which provides quick and easy access to Manchester city centre as well as other hubs in the region. The town has three tram stops; Oldham Central, Oldham King Street and Oldham Mumps.
Commuting by road in Oldham
As well as being conveniently located for the M60 ring road, the town’s also close to junction 20 of the M62, providing a direct route to Liverpool in the west and Leeds to the east. The drive into Manchester is around 25 minutes, which is similar to the journey time on the tram.
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Primary schools in Oldham
Oldham has a large number of schools to choose between, with some of the more central primaries including Northmoor Academy, Richmond Academy and Holy Cross CofE. All of these schools excellent options, while Glodwick Infant and Nursery School, Bare Trees Primary and Roundthorn Primary are all outstanding.
Secondary schools in Oldham
The Blue Coat CofE School is an excellent mixed secondary, while the Radclyffe School is also a good one.
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Attractions to visit in Oldham
As well as all the shops and other amenities you need, the town centre is home to cultural attractions such as Gallery Oldham, a public art gallery and museum in the Cultural Quarter. Central open spaces include the historic Alexandra Park, while moving away from the town centre opens up much larger, wilder natural beauty spots.Wildlife and nature around Oldham
From Daisy Nook Country Park to Strinesdale Reservoir, go hiking up Hartshead Pike for stunning views back across the local area. From exploring Swallows Wood and walking Dovestone Reservoir, to venturing up Lose Hill and Kinder Scout in the nearby Peak District, the surrounding area is perfect for staying active. -
With the North West’s leading city one way and miles of rugged open landscapes the other, Oldham is a town where you can enjoy the best of both worlds. It’s a great place to buy a new home for so many reasons, which you can read more about below. Alternatively, head over to our latest offers page to discover more about how initiatives such as our Part Exchange scheme could help you move.
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Credited with having one of the country’s fastest-moving property markets in recent times, there’s often plenty of homes available in Oldham. You can also find some of our stylish new build homes in neighbouring Hyde.