New Homes in Chard

New Homes in Chard FAQs

• What is life like in Chard?

  Want to be part of a lively, new build community? Chard is the place to be. You'll find an exciting activity calendar and friendly neighbours to enjoy it with. Buying your new home means embarking on a journey with the local community and fostering strong relationships.
  
  We always keep the needs of buyers in mind. That's why our developments are in safe and welcoming neighbourhoods with well-lit, pedestrianised green zones. They boast proximity to local amenities, including shops, nurseries, parks and leisure centres. They're also energy-efficient and sustainable, so you can keep maintenance costs down while helping the environment.

• What is education like in Chard?

  Hoping to further your education? Chard has an excellent education system, according to Ofsted. We’ve listed some of the best primary, secondary and further education institutions below to help you make an informed decision.

  Primary	Secondary	Further Education
  Manor Court Community Primary School	Holyrood Academy	Somerset Council
  The Redstart Primary School	Axe Valley Academy	Somerset SCITT Consortium
  Tatworth Primary School	Wadham School
  Combe St Nicholas Church of England VA Primary School	Somerset Progressive School
  Herne View Church of England Primary School

• What are the amenities in Chard?

  Homes for sale in Chard are close to fantastic local amenities, from shopping centres and leisure clubs to parks and nature reserves. These include the following:
  
  • Chard Post Office
  • Crowshute Centre
  • Peacocks Chard
  • Chard Leisure Centre
  • 1610 Chard Fitness and Wellbeing Centre
  • Chard Hockey Club
  • Chard Rugby Club
  • Snowdon Park

• What are the Chard transport links like?

  If you commute to work, you'll be pleased to know that Chard boasts excellent transport links. Below are several convenient travel options within the area and further afield.

  Road

  The A358 passes through Chard’s town centre, linking it to Taunton in the north and Musbury in the south.

  Rail

  Chard's nearest train station is Crewkerne, about nine miles east of the town. South Western Railway provides all services between Exeter and London Waterloo.

  Bus

  First Bus provides hourly connections to Taunton via routes 30 and 99. South West Coaches provides services to Yeovil via Crewkerne.

• What is there to see and do in Chard?

  This charming spot in the South West promises glorious swathes of open countryside. Whether you fancy a long hike or a gentle stroll with the family, find the best nature spots in the area below.
  
  • Blackdown Hills AONB. Stretching along the Somerset-Devon border, the Blackdown Hills have been an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty since 1991. This Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) has evidence of human occupation since the Iron Age and fortifications from the Second World War.

  • Wayford Woods. A stone's throw from Chard, Wayford Woods has several family-friendly walking trails. Spot the local wildlife or enjoy a picnic surrounded by the beautiful countryside.

  • Kingcombe Meadows Nature Reserve. Step back in time to this unique working farm, where flower-rich grassland, hedgerows and wet woodlands meet. The nature reserve is home to rare wildlife and flora.

  • Axe Valley Wildlife Park. Looking for somewhere to visit with the kids? Axe Valley Wildlife Park promises a fun-filled day out. Meet mammals, birds and reptiles and enjoy a range of exciting activities.
  
  Our new developments near Chard enjoy access to beautiful countryside and amenities on your doorstep. Discover our home buying offers to help you move. Whether you're just getting on the property ladder or buying your second home, we're here to make it happen.