New builds for sale in Cambridgeshire: Highest rated by residents

new homes at Knights Park in Cambridgeshire

Demand for new homes in Cambridgeshire is high, and it’s easy to see why. With the world-famous university city of Cambridge at its heart and beautiful countryside on its doorstep, the county also enjoys great connectivity, including easy access to London. But which of the county’s growing list of new build developments should you consider buying? Let’s take a look at the top 15 new build homes developments for sale in Cambridge, according to verified reviews on HomeViews.

New build homes for sale in Cambridgeshire: Top 15 developments

Cambridgeshire has always been a desirable place to live for professionals and families. Whether you’re looking for a city-centre apartment or a family home in a leafy suburb, you’ll be sure to find what you’re looking for in Cambridgeshire. Our top 15 ranking explores the highest-reviewed new developments in the county, helping you make the right choice for your new home.

*PLEASE NOTE these rankings take into account how many reviews a scheme has and how recently those reviews have been submitted, so may not match the overall star ratings shown. Buildings with a larger number of more recent reviews are given a greater weighting to reflect current building performance.

1. Rayners Green, CB7

The Hill Group
4.54 (12 reviews) 4.54 (12 reviews)
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A worthy winner in our ranking of Cambridgeshire’s new builds for sale, Rayners Green from The Hill Group is set in the thriving village of Fordham, close to Soham and Newmarket and within easy reach of Cambridge. Rayners Green offers two, three and four-bedroom houses and garners impressive scores across the board from verified residents. The development is part of an active village community with great road links in all directions, as well as lots of green space on its doorstep.

Read reviews and details of Rayners Green, CB7

2. Cala at Hampton Lakes, PE7

CALA Homes
4.33 (9 reviews) 4.33 (9 reviews)
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In second place, Hampton Lakes lies in Hampton Vale, which boasts a host of amenities as well as a vibrant neighbourhood and Peterborough’s excellent transport links. Nearby, you’ll find a good range of shops, schools, local walks for the dog and play areas for kids.

Residents say that “Cala homes are beautifully designed and made with high ceilings and lots of natural light” and that the design of the development has been well thought out to include open spaces with park facilities. Most properties have parking for more than one car and there is visitor parking too.

Read reviews and details of Cala at Hampton Lakes, PE7

3. Marleigh, CB5

The Hill Group
4.30 (24 reviews) 4.30 (24 reviews)
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The Hill Group bags its second development in the top three for Cambridgeshire’s new builds for sale. Located three miles east of Cambridge city centre, Marleigh is a brand-new community of three and four-bedroom homes, surrounded by green space. As well as a community of new homes, there is a supermarket, a nursery, on-site facilities, a community centre, a café and shared office space. Marleigh also introduces a new primary school, sports pitches and allotments, while the meadows and water features of Gregory Park run through it, with Kingsley Woods at its edge.

Read reviews and details of Marleigh, CB5

4. Pear Tree Gardens, CB21

Matthew Homes
4.28 (5 reviews) 4.28 (5 reviews)
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Our fourth ranking belongs to Pear Tree Gardens, located in the village of Balsham, 10 miles east of Cambridge. The village is also ideally located to the M11, offering direct access to Stansted Airport and East London. The village is home to a primary school, post office and two pubs.

Read reviews and details of Pear Tree Gardens, CB21

5. Knights Park, CB3

The Hill Group
4.27 (21 reviews) 4.27 (21 reviews)
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The Hill Group features again, this time at number five in our ranking of new build homes for sale in Cambridgeshire, with Knights Park. This award-winning development of beautifully-designed, modern homes is located in the new neighbourhood of Eddington, within easy reach of Cambridge city centre. From light and airy apartments to large, luxury villas, Knights Park is designed for all stages of life and offers a balanced, healthy lifestyle.

One verified resident waxed lyrical about the estate’s quiet and safe wildlife friendly atmosphere, the lovely walks, including Brook Leys with its world-class sculptures, and the clever underground bin system. People also love Dulcedo, an ‘amazing bakery’ in the square.

Read reviews and details of Knights Park, CB3

6. Warboys, PE28

David Wilson Homes
4.26 (13 reviews) 4.26 (13 reviews)
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In sixth place, Warboys offers both a peaceful countryside setting and an easy commute to Cambridge and London. Close to the A1 and A14, Warboys benefits from excellent transport links up and down the country.

Residents say Warboys is a great village to live in and comes with pubs, a pharmacy, and a good local shop. It’s also near Huntingdon, St Ives, and Ramsey, so anything you need lies within striking distance. There are good local public footpaths too, one of which goes through woodland.

Read reviews and details of Warboys, PE28

7. Brampton Park, PE28

Linden Homes
4.20 (8 reviews) 4.20 (8 reviews)
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Brampton Park, by Linden Homes, sits in seventh position. Brampton has a host of amenities, such as shops, restaurants, country parks and a golf course. The development offers three, four and five-bedroom houses for sale, which are designed to be spacious and flexible family homes with capacity for your home office or workspace.

One resident told us that the estate is ‘quite idyllic’ and ‘well presented and looked after’. It’s also surrounded by trees and green spaces, with plenty of playgrounds for young children to enjoy.

Read reviews and details of Brampton Park, PE28

8. Roman’s Edge, PE29

Barratt Homes
4.12 (6 reviews) 4.12 (6 reviews)
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Roman’s Edge is located on the edge of the town go Godmanchester, and surrounded by countryside. A selection of shops are within walking distance as well as the A14, providing easy access to Cambridge which is just under 20 miles away.

Read reviews and details of Roman’s Edge, PE29

9. Crown Place, PE28

Morris Homes
4.08 (9 reviews) 4.08 (9 reviews)
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Cambridgeshire’s ninth best-ranked development for sale is Crown Place, a collection of traditionally designed homes, located within a a new community with good local schools. The development offers three, four and five-bedroom homes.

Read reviews and details of Crown Place, PE28

10. Meridian Fields, CB23

The Hill Group
4.00 (12 reviews) 4.00 (12 reviews)
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It’s back to The Hill Group for our 10th-placed entry for new builds for sale in Cambridgeshire. Meridian Fields is a new development of 98 homes in the desirable village of Hardwick. Located just five miles away from Cambridge, it offers a range of properties from two-bedroom houses and bungalows to large detached five-bedroom houses.

Read reviews and details of Meridian Fields, CB23

11. Ironworks, CB1

The Hill Group
4.01 (8 reviews) 4.01 (8 reviews)
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Next up, in 11th place we have Ironworks, again from The Hill Group. This is a popular new development within Central Cambridge situated just off Mill Road with its excellent selection of shops, cafés,restairants and other amenities.

One happy resident says: “I really like the layout and design of the development. I like how it has underground parking as this is very useful and saves space on the road. Parks are great for families with children. Great location of the development with close proximity to city centre.”

Read reviews and details of Ironworks, CB1

12. Oakthorpe, PE3

Tilia Homes
3.94 (8 reviews) 3.94 (8 reviews)
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Oakthorpe takes 12th place in our list. This is a collection of new properties ranging from one and two bedroom apartments to three and four bedroom houses. Oakthorpe is situated in the cathedral city of Peterborough, which boasts a variety of attractions and amenities.

Read reviews and details of Oakthorpe, PE3

13. Northstowe, CB24

David Wilson Homes
3.64 (20 reviews) 3.64 (20 reviews)
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13th placed Northstowe is ideally located less than 10 miles from Cambridge and only 12 miles from Huntingdon. It has excellent commuter links, with the A14 and M11 minutes away.

Read reviews and details of Northstowe, CB24

14. The Boulevards, CB24

Linden Homes
3.60 (21 reviews) 3.60 (21 reviews)
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Image of The Boulevards, CB24

In 14th, The Boulevards by Linden Homes is a development of two, three and four-bedroom houses in Longstanton, in the new town of Northstowe. Situated in green, open space and countryside surroundings, The Boulevards provides spacious family homes with capacity for home offices, right next commuting links and major road networks in a rural setting.

Read reviews and details of The Boulevards, CB24

15. Roman Fields, PE4

Keepmoat Homes
3.43 (31 reviews) 3.43 (31 reviews)
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Taking the final spot in HomeViews’ ranking of new build homes for sale in Cambridgeshire, it’s Roman Fields from Keepmoat Homes. The development is located on the outskirts of Peterbrough, close to countryside and local facilities.

Read reviews and details of Roman Fields, PE4

What’s it like to live in Cambridgeshire?

There are plenty of reasons to love living in Cambridgeshire, from its charming villages and towns to its historic cities, the county ticks a lot of boxes as a desirable place to live and work. Of course, the jewel in Cambridgeshire’s crown is the city of its Cambridge, with its world-class university. As well as being a paradise for students with its thriving nightlife, the city is home to outstanding shopping and also boasts some lovely parks, a botanical garden, and a river famous for its idyllic punting scenes.

However, Cambridgeshire is not all about the student experience. The growing local economy is thriving, contributing £22bn to the UK, with a leading tech and scientific sector linnovating on everything from artificial intelligence to life sciences, food production and advanced manufacturing. Cambridgeshire’s employment rates have also shown solid growth since the pandemic, with particularly strong growth in knowledge-intensive, innovative sectors.

For those looking to explore the wider county, you can roam 254.5 hectares of nature reserve at Wicken Fen or visit Peterborough’s Norman cathedral. Alternatively, jump in the car for a day trip to Thetford Forest, or the picturesque coastlines and conservation areas in neighbouring Norfolk and Suffolk.

“The growing local economy is thriving, contributing £22bn to the UK, with a leading tech and scientific sector”

What are Cambridgeshire’s transport connections like?

Cambridgeshire has excellent road links, making it one of the best-connected areas in the country. The M11 provides access from Cambridge to the M25 and Central London. Additionally, the A1(M) joins London to Peterborough via the west side of the county. The A14 and A11 also provide easy access to other major towns and cities in the region and beyond.

Cambridgeshire is also an easy commute to London, Hertfordshire and Essex. Regular services from Cambridge train station to London Liverpool Street take around 70–90 minutes. Kings Cross is also as little as 50 minutes away, with St. Pancras International taking just over an hour.

How much does property cost in Cambridgeshire?

The latest market data from Rightmove places the average property price in Cambridgeshire at £374,000 (April 2025). This compare to an ONS official average house price for England of £292,000 (February 2025). Terraced properties in Cambridgeshire averaged £316,000, while semi-detached and detached homes went for an average of £334,000 and £486,000 respectively.

Home.co.uk provides rental market data, and places the average price for a rental property in the area at £1,353 per calendar month. Smaller homes start from just over £1,000, while larger houses of five bedrooms reach an average of £2,406 PCM.


So, have any of Cambridgeshire’s new properties for sale caught your attention? If you want to find out more, our dedicated area guide will help you explore the ins and outs of each new development in the county. Click the link below to explore Cambridgeshire in greater detail.

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