New Build Homes in Nottinghamshire

Making the move and looking for new homes for sale in Nottinghamshire? This beautiful area, full of legend, history and innovation offers the best of both country living and city life, and is the perfect place to call home. Jelson have built new homes in Nottinghamshire for many years and are always honoured to create communities that you can be proud to call your own.

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Barrowby Place

Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG31 8AE

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New homes in Nottinghamshire

If you’re looking for new houses for sale in Nottinghamshire, Jelson have been building homes in the Midlands for over 130 years. You can view any of our available new build developments above, or speak to one of the team who will be happy to share their knowledge of the developments and the local area.

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Nottinghamshire is well-known for the legendary Robin Hood, and you can still experience part of the story by visiting the giant Major Oak. At home in Sherwood Forest, the oak was supposedly a hideout for Robin and his merry men. It has a spread of 28 metres making it the biggest oak tree in Britain. Joining in this record breaking status is Nottingham's Old Market Square, which at 5.5 acres is the biggest in England, as well as the sundial in Portland Square, Sutton-in-Ashfield, which is the largest in Europe. 

Nottinghamshire also boasts several fairs and museums of note, including the biggest antiques fair in Europe, which is held in Newark 6 times a year, and Nottingham’s Goose Fair which was given a royal charter in 1284. The National Civil War Centre in Newark and The Museum of Timekeeping are fantastic places to visit and are home to a huge amount of local history. The county is also famous for its ties to comic book hero Batman. The feature film, ‘The Dark Night Rises’, features Wollaton Hall as Wayne Manor, while Gotham village in Nottinghamshire is a popular destination for fans.

With access to the M1, A1 and A46, reaching nearby neighbouring towns and cities couldn’t be easier. Nottingham itself boasts fantastic public transport links, with regular trains, buses and trams to help you get around. 

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A number of homes on our developments are designated as affordable homes in accordance with the requirements of the section 106 planning agreement. These are specifically shown on the site plan in grey, these affordable rent or shared ownership properties are marked to make it clear that they are not available for general sale. The location of affordable homes is indicative only. The remaining homes on the development are available for open market sale (including multi-unit sales) to purchasers, who could be private individuals or another type of purchaser (for example local authorities, housing associations or other commercial landlords), and, therefore, the mix of tenures on a development may change.