A Guide For Those Seeking New Homes In Lincoln.

Welcome to New Homes Lincoln, the website which aims to provide invaluable information for people searching for new homes in Lincoln.

The Cathedral City is located in the county of Lincolnshire in East England. Lincoln first developed next to a deep pool of water in the River Witham, which today is better known as the Brayford Pool. 

With a growing population of 101,000, there is a growing demand for new homes in Lincoln. It’s not only a great place to live but also a popular place to visit, as there are lots on offer for everyone.

A Lincoln Property can offer you easy access to nearby cities via the A46 and is served by a direct and regular rail service to London. The city is a tourist centre and has plenty of heritage to preserve, but is also a thriving progressive city and has seen many new additions to the city in more recent years in terms of retail and education.

The most interesting and visited Lincoln Property has to be Lincoln Cathedral. This beautiful Anglican cathedral was first completed in 1092 and was considered to be one of the tallest cathedrals in the country. It is a fine example of Gothic Architecture and is the third largest Cathedral in the United Kingdom.

Another popular Lincoln Property is Lincoln Castle. Constructed during the late 11^th century, it is believed it took the place of a pre-existing roman fortress. It is seen as one of England's better-preserved castles and today is home to Lincoln's Crown courts. The castle however, is open to the public as a museum.

Lincoln Property is not the only thing that Lincoln has to offer; it is also home to Lincoln City Football Club, who play their fixtures at Sincil Bank Stadium. If music is more your thing, then you will be pleased to know that Lincolnshire Radio Station is also based in the city. At Christmas be sure to check out the annual Lincoln Christmas Market, which is held within the grounds of Lincoln Castle.

Education is another good reason to buy a new home in Lincoln. With close proximity to University of Lincoln, Lincoln has an abundance of local primary, secondary and private schools, which are ideal if you are searching for new homes in Lincoln that are suitable for all of the family.

AREAS OR SUBURBS OF LINCOLN

Greetwell

Burton

Skellingthorpe

Birchwood

Swanpool

Boultham

Bracebridge

Canwick

Nettleham

Doddington

Welton

North Hykeham

CLOSE TO LINCOLN

Burton Waters – 2 miles

Washingtonborough – 3 miles

Harmston – 4 miles

Cherry Willingham – 5 miles

Branston – 5 miles

Eagle – 10 miles

Timberland – 14 miles

Collingham – 15 miles

Market Rasen – 16 miles