Broadland Fields

Discover Broadland Fields

A stunning collection of new 1 and 3 bedroom houses available with Shared Ownership. Located on the edge of Norwich, north of Postwick, close to the River Yare, this new community offers the perfect place to put down roots in a home of your own.

Your new home at Broadland Fields has been built around your lifestyle including modern, open plan living areas that are full of natural light. Kitchens are streamlined and well equipped, with integrated appliances and ample workspace to show off your culinary skills.

Benefitting from a superb range of nearby amenities, including local pubs, schools, restaurants and sports clubs, you’ll never be bored at Broadland Fields. And you’ll have all the facilities of a major city – including excellent shopping options – on your doorstep. Whether you’re heading into Norwich for a big night out, or enjoying a boat ride along the Norfolk Broads, this is a location that offers the best of town and country.

Council Tax: TBC
Council tax bands are often not released until the property is complete. If you need any guidance, please get in touch with our Sales Consultants otherwise the local authority or the developer may be able to help.

Make your move in Norwich

Norwich is a beautiful city to have as a next-door neighbour with its cobbled streets and open spaces, impressive Norman cathedral and imposing castle. There are intriguing boutiques and large shopping malls, a wide choice of restaurants, bars and clubs together with live theatre and a thriving arts scene. Head away from town and you’ll soon reach the Norfolk Broads National Park.

This unique area of waterways, windmills and wildlife is the perfect place to spend a lazy summer’s day. Whether boating, walking, cycling or seeking a glimpse of the local flora and fauna, you’ll never be short of new things to explore.

East Anglia is full of great days out for all the family. There are heritage railways and royal palaces, magnificent views and ancient forests. You’ll have every type of seaside you could wish for – from the bright lights of Great Yarmouth’s Golden Mile to the crab restaurants of Cromer and the quiet beaches in between where you can walk for miles and see more seals than humans.

Norwich also has an international airport, with flights to destinations across Europe. Yet, with the Norfolk Broads so close by, perhaps the perfect mode of travel is by boat, quietly cruising the waterways and looking for a glimpse of a water vole among the reeds.