New build homes in Swindon
As the largest town in Wiltshire, Swindon is a great place to call home. The town has a population of over 222,000 and is located just 35 miles from both Bristol and Reading and just an hour from London on the train.
With the Cotswolds close by and plenty of green space in and around the town, residents can enjoy the very best of the great outdoors. And with seven “outstanding” schools in the area, Swindon offers plenty for families. At Wain Homes, you’ll find a range of homes for sale in Swindon across our new build developments.
Our Developments around Swindon
WHY REDDITCH IS A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE
More and more families are deciding to call Redditch home. With a rich history in needle making and developed as a new town in the 1960s, Redditch today is home to a thriving and growing community. It was also voted in the top 40 places to live in the UK by Channel 4 and TV property expert, Sarah Beeny, and it’s easy to see why.
Families with school age children will be pleased to know there are three schools in the local area that have been rated as “Outstanding” by Ofsted. These include Astwood Bank Primary School, Arrow Vale RSA Academy and St. Augustine’s Catholic High School. And there are also 27 schools in Redditch rated as “Good”, making it a great place for families to settle.
Redditch residents also have the opportunity to make the most of the great outdoors, with plenty of green spaces in and around the town. This includes the 900-acre Arrow Valley Country Park, home to Arrow Valley Lake, local wildlife, ancient monuments and even an Olympic-standard floodlit BMX facility. The town itself has a thriving community feel, with shopping at the Kingfisher Shopping Centre and regular shows at the Palace Theatre.
MAKING YOUR HOME IN SWINDON
With Swindon’s great location close to the M4 and quick transport links into the capital, the Wiltshire town continues to be a hotspot for people moving out of London for a slower pace of life. But with plenty of cultural things to do in Swindon and its proximity to Bristol, there’s still a lot on offer to keep residents entertained.
The Swindon job market also offers plenty of opportunities for those living in the town, with employers including RWE Generation UK, First Great Western Railway and Nationwide. The local council also has plans to spend £33 million on regenerating the town centre.
If you want to call Swindon home, we have a range of across our new build developments in the area.
