New Build Homes for Sale in Warwickshire
Looking to move to the home of Warwick Castle, Anne Hathaway’s cottage and Shakespeare (yes, the Shakespeare)? St. Modwen Homes offers a range of new builds in Warwickshire. And, we’ll be here with you every step of your moving journey. Ready to find out more?
Is Warwickshire a good place to live?
Warwickshire is a great place for those seeking a well-rounded lifestyle. The county’s excellent schools and family-friendly environment make it particularly appealing for those with children, while professionals benefit from its strong transport links to Birmingham, London and beyond.
Whether you’re drawn to its historical landmarks, charismatic countryside or modern amenities — Warwickshire offers a welcoming community for residents of all ages.
Why is Warwickshire famous?
Warwickshire’s fame is mostly tied to its rich cultural and historical heritage. Known as the birthplace of William Shakespeare, the town of Stratford-upon-Avon is a cultural hotspot for theatre and literature lovers. The county is also renowned for Warwick Castle, an iconic medieval fortress.
Alongside these attractions, Warwickshire is recognised for its contributions to English history, and its stunning rural landscapes — offering visitors a glimpse of both its past and present.
Things to do in Warwickshire
Warwickshire is packed with a wide variety of activities for all the family to enjoy — whether you’re exploring the history of The British Motor Museum or enjoying a performance at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Nature lovers can take in the beauty of the Charlecote Park or enjoy peaceful riverside dog walks along the Avon, and families can also discover local farms, pleasant parks and a jam-packed events calendar.
New build homes in Warwickshire
If you think Warwickshire is the place for you, check out our offering of new homes in Long Marston to discover your dream home.
If you’re willing to look further afield in the Midlands, we also have a number of new build developments in the neighbouring counties of Leicestershire, Staffordshire, Worcestershire, Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire, as well as the wider West Midlands.
