New Homes in Thirsk
Located in the North East, Thirsk is a small and pleasant market town in North Yorkshire. With popular places like Harrogate and York around half an hour to the south, it’s a similar journey to Middlesbrough in the opposite direction, while it’s double that to Newcastle further up the coast.
With a local heritage museum and contemporary art gallery in town, you’ve got over 230 square miles of beautiful rolling countryside to explore in Nidderdale, as well as the North York Moors, Hambleton Hills and Howardian Hills nearby. Take a look below to view our latest developments near Thirsk.
- From £285,000
- 3 bedroom
- £256,000 to £325,000
- 1 and 2 bedroom
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- £329,995 to £439,995
- 4 bedroom
- £256,000 to £615,000
- 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
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- £168,000 to £336,995
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
Nearby Thirsk
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A charming corner of North Yorkshire to call home, there’s so much to look forward to when you make the move to Thirsk. You can add one more thing to your list when you take up one of our latest offers, with programs like our Part Exchange scheme designed to save you time, money and a great deal of hassle when buying a new house.
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Thirsk boasts an enviable location within Yorkshire. It’s close to some of the North East’s regional hubs, as well as remaining very much in reach of spots like Harrogate, York and Leeds. All of these places provide opportunities for day trips, although you won’t need to venture far from home to enjoy the latest exhibits at the Zillah Bell Contemporary Art or to delve into the local area’s history at Thirsk Museum.
Monk Park Farm and Flamingo Land Theme Park and Zoo are ideal for a day with the kids, while the Hambleton Hills are the perfect spots for long walks. You can strike out into open countryside on foot from Thirsk, but you can also make a short journey to spectacular spots like the North York Moors and the Yorkshire Dales for some of the country’s finest scenery.
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When it comes to schooling, you have some excellent options in the local area. Sowerby Primary Academy is close to the town centre and is a reliable option, while Knayton CofE and South Otterington CofE are both on the outskirts and known for their strong academic reputation. The town’s secondary is Thirsk School and Sixth Form College, where boys and girls can study up to the age of 18.
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The A1(M) passes just to the west of Thirsk and you can jump on the motorway to drive to Harrogate in just over half an hour. It’s 50 minutes along the same road to Leeds, while you can take the A19 to get to York in just half an hour. It’s a similar journey north to Middlesbrough, while it’s around an hour to both Durham and Newcastle. Thirsk has its own train station which offers a good selection of services to the region’s cities. Trains to York take less than 20 minutes, while it’s around 45 to Leeds.