New Homes in Warwick

The county town of Warwickshire in the West Midlands, Warwick is a place with a long and proud heritage. The River Avon runs to the south and east of the area, while it’s just nine miles from Stratford-upon-Avon and a touch further to Southam – not to mention you can get to Birmingham in less than 40 minutes by car or train. Meanwhile, Coventry is just a quarter of an hour north.

With an attractive centre that boasts a famous castle and plenty of natural spaces including Priory Park and St Nicholas’ Park, nearby Leamington Spa is also a lovely place to visit. You can scroll down to start exploring our developments near Warwick today.

Live the Warwick life

Charming, historic and with lots of great ways to spend your time in the local area, you can start getting excited about a great way of life when you buy a new home in Warwick. And don’t forget to take advantage of offers such as our Part Exchange deal, where we could act as a guaranteed buyer for your existing home - removing any estate agent fees in the process.

Things to see and do in Warwick

Warwick Castle

The iconic Warwick Castle is the perfect place to start your exploration of the town. Perched on a sandstone cliff on a bend in the River Avon, it was originally built by William the Conquerer in 1068 and serves up superb views as well as interesting tours and even overnight stays. Explore the dungeons, before reemerging into the light for a stroll around the Mill Garden and on to St Nick’s Park with its kids’ paddling pool. 

Shopping in Warwick

Spend your days shopping along Smith Street

Museums in Warwick 

Visit the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Museum and Warwickshire Yeomanry Museum

Parks in Warwick

 Spend your day taking the dog for a walk around Priory Park.

Things to do near Warwick

You can also venture out of town to explore Oakley Wood, Snitterfield Bushes Nature Reserve and Crackley Woods Nature Reserve. Meanwhile, your little ones will love a trip to Hatton Adventure World. 

Education

Primary Schools in Warwick

When it’s time for your kids to turn their attention to the classroom, Coten End Primary has been ranked among the best schools for younger children in Warwickshire and its catchment area covers the whole of the town centre. The school is enjoys an outstanding Ofsted rating, while Emscote Infant School is in the same bracket in the east of town. 

Secondary Schools in Warwick

At secondary level, Myton School is also to the east of the town centre, and considered among the county’s best options. It’s classed as good by Ofsted, while King’s High School and Warwick School are highly regarded independent schools for girls and boys respectively. 

Warwick transport links

As well as a local bus network, Warwick train station is next to Priory Park in the heart of town. Services to neighbouring Royal Leamington Spa take less than five minutes, while it’s just under an hour and a half down to London. 

The M40 motorway passes to the east of town, giving you direct access to the capital in the south and Birmingham to the north. Birmingham Airport is less than half an hour’s drive away, which is handy for holidays abroad or business travel. 

The Warwick property scene

There’s a strong housing market in Warwick, with property prices significantly higher than the UK average and across the rest of Warwickshire. As well as the location and pleasant town centre, that’s thanks to some lovely local properties, like those you’ll find on the south-eastern outskirts of town. 

Whether you’re choosing between contemporary 3 bedroom semis or beautifully designed 4 bed family homes surrounded by open countryside in the Heathcote area, we could help you with the final push thanks to the savings you can make with offers like our Movemaker scheme.