New Homes in Plymouth
Train your sights on the stunning shores of South West England, as you discover more about the beautiful Devon port of Plymouth. A pleasant little city with so much to offer, new homes in Plymouth are 30 miles west of Torquay and just under an hour’s drive from Exeter.
Whether you’re exploring the local coastline or heading over to Cornwall for the day, this is a spectacular part of the country where many people dream of living. You can turn your dream into reality today, when you pick out one of our developments closest to Plymouth below.
• South West England • Devon • Torquay • Exeter • Cornwall
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- £249,995 to £384,995
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- Find your new home in Saltash today
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- £339,995 to £369,995
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- Find your new home in Paignton today
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- £224,995 to £414,995
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- Find your new home in Okehampton today
What attractions are there in Plymouth?
Branded ‘Britain’s Ocean City’, Plymouth remains strongly influenced by shipbuilding and is the site of the largest operational naval base in Western Europe – HMNB Devonport. The city is also home to the Mayflower steps, the National Marine Aquarium and Plymouth Hoe, to name a few nautical attractions.The University of Plymouth was founded in 1992. In line with the city’s maritime roots, its courses include marine engineering, shipping and logistics and marine biology.
Theatregoers and art lovers buying new homes in Plymouth will be well catered for. From the Theatre Royal’s innovative productions and the Plymouth Pavilion’s exciting live shows, to the exhibits and events at the City Museum and Art Gallery, and Plymouth Arts Centre.
Shoppers should head to Plymouth, Drake Circus, home to well-known high street brands. Visit the city’s Independent Quarter for an eclectic range of unique, independent retailers or travel along the cobbled streets of the Barbican’s Historic Quarter. There you’ll find an array of independent shops, galleries, bars, cafes and restaurants set amongst the harbour’s waterfront views.
Plymouth boasts a huge range of restaurants, bars and eateries with everything from fine dining to fresh fish and chips on the menu. Several top TV chefs have opened popular restaurants in the city such as Steakhouse Bar & Grill by Marco Pierre White and The Barbican Kitchen restaurants run by locals Chris and James Tanner.
How are the transport links in Plymouth?
The A38 dual-carriageway runs across the north of the city connecting Plymouth to the M5 motorway near Exeter (40miles). The city is commutable from Cornwall and Devon via the Tamar Bridge with London 190m away.
An international ferry service operates regularly from Millbay Docks taking passengers and cars directly to Roscoff in France, and the Spanish city Santander. Managed by First Great Western Trains, Plymouth railway station carries regular services to London, Exeter and Birmingham.
Within driving distance of a number of airports, Plymouth is well linked for international travel. Newquay Cornwall Airport (38m) is the closest airport with Exeter International Airport (41m), Cardiff International Airport (79m) and Bristol Airport (94m) also within reach.
New Homes Offers & Schemes in Plymouth
Buying your new home with Barratt Homes means benefitting from unique offers. Our Part Exchange Xtra and Movemaker schemes help you sell your existing home while we pay your estate agent fees. If you’re looking for your first home, the Home Reach scheme could help get you on the ladder and reserve your dream home today.
Whether you're a first time buyer or existing home owner, don't forget to check out our South West property buying guide for more information on buying a home in the South West.