Barrowby Place
Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG31 8AE
3 & 4 bedroom homes
From from £299,950
New Build Homes in Lincolnshire
Discover new homes in Lincolnshire, England's second-largest county and definitely one of its most beautiful. From the historic streets of Lincoln and the shops of Grantham to the open countryside of the Lincolnshire Wolds, you'll have plenty of choice when it comes to finding a location in Lincolnshire that feels right for you.
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Why choose a new home in Lincolnshire?
There's plenty to love about choosing one of our new homes in Lincolnshire. You'll have a modern home with plenty of practical spaces, while each development gives you the chance to enjoy the things that matter the most to you.
Need somewhere that little bit bigger? Look out for four-bedroom homes with extra space that can become a home office, playroom or guest room. Buying your first family home? Our three-bedroom homes give you space to settle in without taking on the costly renovation work that can come with an older property.
With a choice of house types, prices and locations, explore our new build developments across Lincolnshire above. Once you've found somewhere you like, you can arrange a viewing with our sales team.
Living in Lincolnshire FAQs
If you're moving with children, you'll be pleased to find that Lincolnshire has a range of primary and secondary schools across its towns and villages, along with colleges and further education providers.
In Lincoln, The Priory Academy LSST is one of the city's secondary schools, while The King's School in Grantham and Spalding Grammar School are established options in their towns. However, the schools closest to you will depend on which of our new build developments you choose, so take a look at the individual development details for more information about nearby schools and distances.
Few places in England offer the range of natural scenery found in Lincolnshire. The coastline is perfect for long walks, wildlife watching and family days out, with popular spots like Skegness and Mablethorpe offering traditional seaside fun. Further inland, the Lincolnshire Wolds are ideal for days when you want to leave the car behind and head out into the countryside.
Wildlife lovers will enjoy Donna Nook, where grey seals can be seen along the coast during the winter pupping season. Closer to Lincoln, Whisby Nature Park has lakes, walking trails and birdwatching areas, while Gibraltar Point near Skegness gives you another chance to explore the county's coastline and wildlife.
Lincolnshire has something for everyone, from historic landmarks and cultural days out to outdoor adventure and family fun. In Lincoln, you can walk up Steep Hill to Lincoln Cathedral and Lincoln Castle, then head into the city centre for shops, restaurants and cafés. Prefer a day exploring the countryside? Belton House near Grantham has plenty of parkland to explore, while Burghley House is close to Stamford.
Families can also make memories at Rand Farm Park, try open-water swimming at the Ocean Walker Academy, or solve clues on the Woodhall Spa Spy Mission Treasure Trail.
You’ll have good road connections from many parts of Lincolnshire, making it easier to get to work, visit family or head out for the day.
The A1 runs through the county, linking Grantham and Stamford with Peterborough, Newark and the wider East Midlands. The A46 connects Lincoln with Newark and Leicester, while the A52 provides another key route across the county. If you commute by train, Grantham has direct services to London Kings Cross, Lincoln connects you to Nottingham and Sheffield, while Spalding provides connections towards Peterborough and Lincoln.