New Build Homes in Stockport
A large North West town in Greater Manchester, Stockport lies around six miles south east of Manchester city centre. With easy access to parts of Cheshire and the beautiful Peak District, houses in Stockport are also close to Salford, Stalybridge and Stretford, with Macclesfield and Whaley Bridge around half an hour’s drive south.
From shops, bars and restaurants in town, to local open spaces like Reddish Vale, Bramall Hall and Vernon Park, you can catch a train into Manchester in less than 10 minutes. This makes developments near Stockport hugely popular, so take a look at what’s happening in the area below.
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- £463,000 to £558,000
- 4 bedroom
- Midshires Meadow has an energy efficient* range of 4 & 5 bed homes, surrounded by views of the High Peak. Only 16 miles from Manchester, 7 miles from Buxton and 9 miles from Macclesfield whilst allowing you to appreciate nature in the Peak District National Park. 5 minutes to Whaley Bridge town centre, with all your local stores including coffee shops and restaurants for a bit of down time.
- £365,000 to £384,000
- 3 bedroom
- Located 2 miles from the vibrant, historic market town of Macclesfield Silk Waters Green brings two, three and four-bedroom homes to suit a range of buyers. Enjoy Macclesfield Forest only 15 mins away and convenient transport links to simplify your commute. Manchester city centre is accessible by train in just over 20 minutes. Your kids have good local primary and secondary schools close by.
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- £180,000 to £355,500
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- A range of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes makes up the neighbourhood at Waldmers Wood. So, whether you're looking for that first step on the property ladder or you need a bit more space for your family, there'll be something for you. You will also be in the perfect place to enjoy a rural lifestyle, whilst still being on the edge of a bustling town which gives you easy access into the centre of Manchester.
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- Set in Ince-in-Makerfield, Wigan, this neighbourhood features 2, 3, & 4 bedroom homes, offering excellent commuter access to Wigan and beyond with nearby M6, M58 and M61 motorways, as well as train links to Manchester and Liverpool. Daily life is convenient, with schools, parks, shops, and healthcare facilities within easy reach, allowing residents to focus on creating memories in their new homes.
- £249,000 to £332,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- A development of 3 & 4 bed homes located on the outskirts of Burnley, offering picturesque countryside views. A short drive from the M65 and 5 minutes from Rossendale Valley, residents can enjoy green space, with Burnley Golf Club nearby and Towneley Park featuring historic landscapes & gardens. For water activities, the Rossendale Valley Sailing Club provides a variety of options for outdoor fun.
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- West End Green features a collection of 2, 3 and 4 bed bedroom homes nestled in the historic town of Halifax. Ideally located close to scenic countryside and within easy walking distance of local amenities and fantastic schools, West End Green offers the perfect place to call home. Its prime position also provides convenient access to the M62 and its connection to the M1, offering efficient travel across the wider region. At West End Green, our homes meet the latest building regulations, which sets the standards for energy performance and carbon emissions. Find out more
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- £247,500 to £374,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- Bernets Nook brings 3, 4 & 5 bedroom energy-efficient homes to the outskirts of Feniscowles Village with shops, eateries and a good choice of schools close by and just a 10-minute drive to the centre of Blackburn. Easy commuting with motorways to Blackburn, Darwen, Chorley, Bolton and regular buses to the surrounding towns. Bernets Nook is elevated to give you stunning views of the countryside.
- £249,995 to £364,495
- 2 and 3 bedroom
- New homes for sale in Penistone.
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- The Skylarks features a collection of 3 and 4 bedroom energy-efficient homes. Living here, you will be surrounded by scenic woodland views, fantastic schools and excellent local amenities. This stunning development is ideally located in the popular village of Hipperholme and benefits from excellent commuter links. At The Skylarks, our homes meet the latest building regulations, which sets the standards for energy performance and carbon emissions. Find out more.
- £236,000 to £290,000
- 3 bedroom
- Welcome to Centurion Village, Leyland. Located at the historic Leyland test track, featuring new 3 and 4 bed homes at Centurion Court and Centurion Park. Just south of Preston, it offers a rural lifestyle with outstanding schools nearby and quick access to the M6 and Preston Centre for an easy commute to Liverpool, Manchester and The North. A local centre will provide convenience for daily needs
- £228,000 to £469,495
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- Located in the popular town of Cleckheaton, Wadsworth Gardens offers a range of energy-efficient homes.
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The Stockport community enjoys a range of activities and local events that reflect its vibrant spirit. Residents actively participate in community-driven initiatives, such as local markets, fairs and festivals that celebrate the town's cultural diversity. They make efforts to support local businesses, host community clean-up initiatives and organise volunteer programmes, showcasing Stockport’s community spirit.
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Whether you’re more interested in the bright city lights one direction or the stunning natural scenery the other, buying a house in Stockport puts you in the perfect position to enjoy the best of both worlds. We’re here to help you get the very best out of your next property purchase too.
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With Manchester and all its historical, cultural and leisure attractions right on your doorstep, you can enjoy polar opposite landscapes with a short trip in the other direction. The Peak District is a spectacular place to spend long days walking and cycling, with highlights including Kinder Scout, Mam Tor, Ladybower Reservoir and Dovedale.
There’s plenty to keep you occupied in the centre of town too, where you’ll find Stockport Museum, the town hall and the Stockport War Memorial Art Gallery. Go for a stroll along the River Goyt through Vernon Park and Woodbank Park, head north of the centre to explore Reddish Vale Country Park and don’t miss places like Bramall Hall and the Robinsons Brewery Visitors Centre.
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There are some excellent options in and around the centre of Stockport, including the centrally located St Winifred’s Roman Catholic Primary School. Found on Didsbury Road just to the west of the town centre, the school is rated as good by Ofsted. The same goes for Gatley Primary another couple of miles west and Tithe Barn Primary in the Heaton Mersey area.
For older children, top secondary options include the independent Stockport Grammar and Stockport School, which is classed as good by Ofsted. Cheadle Hulme School meanwhile is an outstanding option a few miles south of the town centre and often regarded as the best secondary school in the borough.
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Road
Stockport enjoys excellent road links, providing quick access to Manchester through the M60 ring road. The town's proximity to the M60 benefits commuters and ensures convenient travel to neighbouring areas.
Rail
The town has a well-connected railway network, ensuring efficient travel to and from Stockport. Its railway station is a key transport hub, offering speedy services to Manchester, Birmingham and London. With trains taking little more than an hour to reach Birmingham and just two hours to London, Stockport provides reliable rail services for regional and long-distance travel.
Bus Network
Stockport has a comprehensive bus network, providing flexibility for commuters. The town is well-served by various bus routes, connecting residents to neighbouring areas.
Air Travel
Stockport is close to Manchester Airport, making it easy for residents to enjoy international travel. The airport is an important gateway for business and leisure travel, offering flights to various destinations. This convenience adds to Stockport's appeal as a well-connected town. -
The Stockport property market has seen plenty of investment in recent years, including from buy-to-let investors and property developers providing the town with some exciting new homes. Indeed, the town has seen the fastest growing house prices in the North in recent years, placing it amongst the best places to buy in the UK.
Whether you want to live in the centre of Stockport in a compact apartment, or just outside town in a 3 or 4 bedroom new build home on the edge of Hyde which offers wonderful access to the Peak District, don’t miss offers like our Part Exchange scheme where we could act as your guaranteed buyer and remove the need to pay any estate agent fees when selling your existing home.
Ready to make your next move in Stockport but unsure where to begin? Take a look at our North West property buying guide for help with your search.
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Stockport features a charming blend of urban and natural landscapes, with plenty of green space. Nestled along the River Etherow, Etherow Country Park offers serene walks and fishing opportunities. The scenic Reddish Vale Country Park, with its meadows and riverbanks, provides a tranquil escape. The historic Bramall Hall and its surrounding parkland are ideal for relaxing in nature.