A Place for Living
At Redrow our aim is to build high quality homes, but also to create places where people really want to live. We pride ourselves on building sustainable, vibrant communities that enrich and enhance the lives of residents. We achieve this by helping people connect to one another in the community, creating wildlife habitats, promoting health and wellbeing and honouring the local area in the design of our developments.
Designed for Connection
Welcome to your new community. We are creating sociable places that are designed to help people come together. Places where we’d all like to live, with safe open spaces and community facilities to meet with friends.
Feeling Welcome
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Community Spaces
And once you’ve settled in, you’ll be able to enjoy getting together with friends old and new at the various spaces we’ve created for meeting up and socialising. From community centres to green open spaces there's a feel-good place for everyone.
Walking & Cycling
We design our developments with accessibility and safety in mind meaning they are easy to navigate by foot or bike on those days when you need some fresh air. This also means it's easier for you to lead a more sustainable and environmentally friendly lifestyle as you can opt to leave the car at home when it suits you. Lots of the nearby amenities and attractions we have to offer you are just a hop, skip and a jump away.
A Place for Living
Discover how we build spaces for everyone with our interactive place making walk through.
EXPLORENature on your doorstep
Explore the many woodlands, meadows and ponds that are situated throughout our beautiful developments. Good for wildlife, good for you.
Natural open spaces
Whether it's heading out for a wander on your lunch break or entertaining the kids during the summer holidays our green open spaces mean you'll be able to enjoy all the health and wellbeing benefits of nature on your doorstep.
Green Routes
Threaded throughout our developments are shared green corridors to allow both people and wildlife to move easily through the community. These routes help to integrate people with the nature around them whilst also enhancing the local landscape.
Edible Landscapes
We are creating community orchards and allotments in many of our new neighbourhoods - a great way to bring people together to grow their own whilst providing a focal point for community activities and events.
Homes for Nature
As well as creating nature-rich landscapes and green routes, we also install bird boxes and hedgehog homes around our developments. This helps nature to thrive and enables you to enjoy watching wildlife every day.
Peace and Quiet
Enjoy a little time out of the busyness of life and find a quiet spot to sit and relax for a while; listening to the birds or spotting butterflies and bumblebees in the wildflower areas.
Family Fun
There are also plenty of opportunities for spending time together as a family, with lots of places to go and things to do. Across our developments we have included amenities from play areas and sports centres to shops and libraries to fit in perfectly around the local woods and trails that already exist and are ready to be explored.
Keeping it local
You’ll be proud to live in a community that honours the unique characteristics of the local areas in its design, materials and layout - creating sensitive development that really fits in and leave a lasting legacy.
Better Places
We have memorable development entrances, beautiful landscaping and a variety of street scenes. Somewhere you feel safe and will effortlessly make new local friends – so getting home from dinner parties is easier too. It’s time to discover a better way to live.
Find your new perfect place by searching for a new Redrow home today
Discover more about our place making initiatives

Sustainability
Redrow recognises the importance of residents’ health and wellbeing, as part of the NHS Healthy Towns Network

Sustainability
Redrow and Wildlife Trusts team up to develop new biodiversity nature-friendly development strategy
