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Constantine Place
Home Farm, Over Road, Longstanton, Cambridgeshire, CB24 3UP

Planning permission has been achieved and, subject to the outcome of any archaeological findings, construction will shortly be starting at Constantine Place in the Cambridgeshire village of Longstanton. This new phase of 184 new properties will be adjacent to an existing development of new homes.

Initially Kier Partnership Homes will be building 25 three, four and five-bedroom houses in varying designs.

Constantine Place will be within walking distance of Longstanton, a traditional countryside village eight miles to the west of the city of Cambridge. Longstanton benefits from a post office and village store, two medieval churches, a local pub and a doctor's surgery. There is a newly built primary school in the village. Longstanton also enjoys its own recreation ground with a wide variety of sports facilities, whilst Cambridge Golf Club, also in Longstanton, has one of the longest golf courses in the county.

The expansion of the village over the years has led to the growth of a vibrant new community, whilst the new Longstanton bypass ensures that congestion in the village is kept to a minimum. Longstanton will also shortly benefit from a brand new Guided Busway which will link Longstanton, via a dedicated bus track, with other Cambridgeshire villages and the city of Cambridge.

Longstanton also benefits from excellent road networks, with the nearby A14 offering easy access to both Cambridge City centre and to Huntingdon, both of which have direct train services to London and other commuter cities and towns.

Avoca
Great North Road, Little Paxton, St Neots, Cambridgeshire, PE19 6LP

Construction is now well under way at Avoca, a forthcoming residential development of new homes in the village of Little Paxton in Cambridgeshire. Kier Partnership Homes, in association with Taylor Wimpey, will be providing 416 mixed residential new properties and ten refurbished homes.

Avoca will provide a choice of one and two-bedroom riverside apartments and a mixture of three and four-bedroom homes in differing designs. The landscaping will be to a high quality and the development will also benefit from well-equipped play areas. A new riverside pub/restaurant will be located adjacent to the lock.

The name 'Avoca', which also means 'river', takes its inspiration from Thomas More's poem of the same name, to highlight the fact that a number of the new homes will be overlooking the Great Ouse river.

The village of Little Paxton has its own nature reserve which is a haven for those who enjoy sailing, walking, bird watching and fishing. However, it is also within easy reach of the major towns of St. Neots, Huntingdon and Bedford and the City of Cambridge. Access to the national motorway network is via the A1, whilst a fast commuter line runs from the nearest town of St. Neots direct to London King's Cross.

Fitzroy Yard

Off Fitzroy Street, Newmarket, Suffolk

The thriving market town of Newmarket in West Suffolk has always been a popular place to live, and now potential purchasers can look forward to the opportunity of buying a brand new home right in the heart of the town.

Planning permission has been achieved, and in spring 2010 construction will be starting at Fitzroy Yard, a development of just 18 brand new properties and six conversions together with three commercial buildings. There will be a choice of one and two-bedroom apartments and four-bedroom townhouses.

Internationally renowned for being the historic home of horseracing, Newmarket is the headquarters of The Jockey Club as well as home to the National Horseracing Museum and the National Stud.

A thriving town, Newmarket is small enough to walk around, but large enough to enjoy excellent shopping facilities as well as restaurants, cafes, pubs and bars to suit all tastes. A market is held in the town every Tuesday and Saturday.

Education is well catered for and Newmarket offers an excellent choice of primary and secondary schools.

Commuters will appreciate the fact that Newmarket has its own train station with direct services to Ipswich and to Cambridge with connecting services to London, Stansted Airport, the Midlands and the north. There is also an excellent bus service as well as a National Express coach service to London and its airports, and to Norwich. Newmarket is located close to the A14/A11, giving car drivers easy access to the motorway network.