Stirling Fields, Northstowe

Range of high-quality 1 to 4-bedroom new build homes

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Life in Northstowe

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Discover Stirling Fields at Northstowe

A growing new community just a short distance from Cambridge.

Offering a range of high-quality 1 to 4-bedroom homes, Northstowe has been designed with green spaces, walking and cycling routes, and everyday convenience in mind. The town already benefits from a nursery, primary and secondary schools, a sixth form college, parks, lakes and a range of community facilities, making it an attractive choice for a wide range of buyers.

Located within this developing community, Stirling Fields features a selection of private homes alongside Discounted Market Sale properties, available at 20% below market value for eligible first-time buyers through a partnership with Homes England.

Whether you're buying your first home, moving to accommodate a growing family, or looking for a well-connected location with access to open space, Northstowe offers a practical and well-planned place to call home.’

Stress‐free school runs

Northstowe is already well served with the Pathfinder Primary school, Northstowe Secondary College and Martin Bacon Academy with more schools planned as the town grows.

Natural beauty in every direction

From Pioneer Park with its picnic area, basketball court and outdoor gym to Western Park and Northstowe Water park, Northstowe is peppered with green spaces. Nearby Mansell woods and Les King woods are also a must for nature‐lovers and ramblers.

An activity‐packed social calendar

Life in Northstowe never stands still. Team up with the local badminton or football club. Head for the local sports pitches and skate park. Flex you muscles on the outdoor gym. Tee off at Cambridgeshire Golf Club. Or, hit the network of cycle lanes and walking trails that criss‐cross the local area.

Shopping in all shapes and sizes

If you love freshly‐grown, local produce, Northstowe is the place for you. Stock up at The Longhorn Farm Shop or Bushel Box Farm Shop. Or, take a 10 min drive to Tesco for everyday essentials. For larger purchases, start your shopping spree in Cambridge’s Market Square or the All Saints Art and Craft Market.

Textbook history and culture

With over 30 museums in Cambridgeshire and several leading art galleries, the region is a treasure trove for history buffs and art connoisseurs. Start with a tour of the world‐famous Fitzwilliam Museum and over half a million artefacts. Book a walking tour of the world’s third oldest surviving university.