New Homes in Magor

New Homes in Magor FAQs

• What is life like in Magor?

  Buying your new home with Barratt Homes means enjoying all the benefits of a new build, from energy efficiency and new window fixtures to quality furniture and fittings. It also means joining a vibrant community and benefitting from excellent amenities. All our developments are close to schools, nurseries, shops and restaurants, so Barratt Homes communities have everything on their doorstep. We also value the importance of green spaces, so our developments are set close to open woodland, with various walking and cycling trails nearby. If you're moving with your family, our developments provide a safe environment with well-lit, pedestrian-friendly streets.

• What is education like in Magor?

  Homes for sale in Magor enjoy proximity to top-ranking institutions, as rated by Ofsted and Estyn . Whether you want to learn new skills or find a primary school for your children, here are some of the best educational establishments near Magor.

  Primary	Secondary	Further Educuation
  Castle Park Primary School	Monmouth Comprehensive School	Icon Vocational Training
  Llanfoist Fawr Primary School	King Henry VIII Comprehensive School	MVRRS Training Limited
  Llanvihangel Crucorney C.P. School	Chepstow School	Optimum Training Solutions Limited
  The Dell Primary School	Caldicot School
  Dewstow Primary School

   

• What amenities are there in Magor?

  Magor's village centre has many great amenities, from sports and playgrounds to retail outlets and restaurants. Some of the best include the following:
  
  • Magor Post Office
  • South Wales Sports Grounds Limited
  • Rogiet Sports Pavilion
  • Newport Retail Park
  • Snow Boutique
  • Friars Walk Shopping Centre
  • Sycamore Playing Field
  • Cowleaze Playground
  • St Mary's Church, Magor

• How are the Magor transport links like?

  Magor boasts an ideal location in South Wales, a stone's throw from Newport and Cardiff and close to the Wye Valley AONB and Bannau Brycheiniog National Park. New homes here provide several commuting options, whether you prefer travelling by road, rail or bus. 
  

  Road

  The A4810 passes through the village centre towards Newport, while the B4245 runs in the opposite direction towards Rogiet. Homes in Magor are close to the M4, passing the outskirts of Newport, Cardiff and Swansea. The M4 also runs along the Prince of Wales Bridge across the River Severn, linking Magor to the South West. 
  

  Rail

  Magor's nearest train station is Severn Tunnel Junction in Caldicot, served by Transport for Wales, CrossCountry and Great Western Railway. The former connects Magor to Cardiff and Maesteg, while the latter to Taunton via Bristol. CrossCountry operates limited services between Nottingham and Birmingham.
  

  Bus

  Several buses pass through Magor, including the 74 to Newport, T7 to Bristol and X74 to Chepstow. 

• What is nature like like in Magor?

  This South Wales village benefits from access to beautiful nature reserves and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, perfect for hikes, strolls along the beach and picnics in local parks. Picture-perfect spots in and around Magor include the following:
  
  • Magor Marsh – Gwent Wildlife Trust. This 90-acre wetland reserve has many habitats, from hay meadows and sedge fens to scrub and wet woodlands. It's Wales' most significant habitat for beetles and soldier flies.

  • Dewstow Gardens and Grottoes. One of the UK's most fascinating outdoor spaces, Dewstow Gardens and Grottoes has landscaped paths, waterfalls and a labyrinth of tunnels and caves.

  • Goldcliff Lagoons. Birdwatcher? Don’t miss Goldcliff Lagoons! This mosaic of habitats is home to over 400 bird species.
  
  Browse our modern developments in Magor and offers to help you move. Contact our Sales Advisers today and find your new home.