New homes at Court de Wyck, Claverham
Off Pippin Close, Mayors Road, Claverham,
North Somerset BS49 4GF

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Off Pippin Close, Mayors Road, Claverham,
North Somerset BS49 4GF

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2, 3 & 4 bedroom zero carbon houses and bungalows

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We’re working on a new phase of 24 homes launching early summer 2024 so do please feel free to get in touch so that we can keep you on our list of interest, and you can also follow our socials for updates @newlandhomes

2, 3 and 4 bedroom zero carbon houses and bungalows at Court de Wyck in Claverham launching for sale early summer 2024.

The new homes at the North Field will seamlessly integrate with our already successful community here.  It’s currently home to two Grade-II listed buildings, Court de Wyck Manor and the former chapel in addition to 75 homes.  The North Field is a brand new collection of just 24 stylish 2, 3 and 4 bedroom houses and bungalows in various configurations marrying heritage with contemporary living.

Court de Wyck is set in 3 hectares of land in an area that already includes the local village hall and May Day field.  Boasting a tree lined entrance, the mature landscape creates a secluded feel.  Originally established in the 12th century by the Bishops of Bath and Wells, it retains a majestic splendour as the backdrop to modern living.

Claverham is a small village in North Somerset approximately half way between Bristol and Weston-super-Mare.  This popular location strikes a perfect balance between countryside living and accessibility to the motorway for travel to Bristol and other areas.

What makes our homes zero carbon?

Our zero carbon homes create as much prime energy as they need, thanks to their use of highly efficient air source heat pumps, extensive solar panels providing renewable energy and high levels of insulation.  Prime energy is the regulated energy used to provide lighting, heating & hot water in the home.  This is assessed by a standard procedure assuming a typical family lifestyle as indicated in the home’s Energy Performance Certificate.

What makes our homes zero carbon?

Our zero carbon homes create as much prime energy as they need, thanks to their use of highly efficient air source heat pumps, extensive solar panels providing renewable energy and high levels of insulation.  Prime energy is the regulated energy used to provide lighting, heating & hot water in the home.  This is assessed by a standard procedure assuming a typical family lifestyle as indicated in the home’s Energy Performance Certificate.

Tailor-Made Viewings
By Appointment

We’re working on a new phase of 24 homes launching early summer 2024 so do please feel free to get in touch so that we can keep you on our list of interest, and you can also follow our socials for updates @newlandhomes

We think you will like

  • The beautiful tree-lined driveway leading to your new home
  • Zero carbon homes featuring a host of energy saving benefits
  • The secluded and exclusive community feel
  • Live adjacent to the May Day field and village hall
  • Excellent local transport connections for Bristol and the West
  • Wiring provision for EV charging included where possible

Development Plan

New homes in Claverham

Proposed new homes in The North Field at Court de Wyck, Claverham – click to enlarge

Videos

New homes in Claverham - Archaeological excavation works of medieval Court de Wyck manor house

Rediscovering the medieval manor at Court de Wyck…

As part of our works at Claverham, we undertook archaeology to understand, enhance and rediscover what is known about the site.  Check out some of the findings or see Cotwold Archaeology’s blog to reveal more.

Unlocking history

Adam and Paige smash their search list

Adam & Paige: Smash their search list

“We originally planned to buy a 3 bed home in Bristol, but fell in love with a 2 bedroom home at Claverham.  We’re surrounded by open fields, and at night we can sit out and see the stars. I love it!”  says Paige.

“City life in Bristol remains accessible, and we’re futureproofed with provision for EV charging too, now there’s the Bristol Clean Air Zone.” adds Adam.

Rightsizing

Reg & Val: Rightsizing

“Our three-bedroom ‘Hinton’ home has space for the grandchildren with a dedicated room for our home office too” says Reg

“We’ve found ourselves in a property that is much the same size of our previous home, but easier to manage, keep clean, and cheaper to run” says Val

Local area

  • New fits with old

    Court de Wyck is set in 3 hectares of land in an area that already includes the local village hall and May Day field – both important local community facilities. Positioned within existing mature landscaping and benefitting from many retained trees there will be a secluded feel to this development set well back from the main road. Currently home to two Grade-II listed buildings, Court de Wyck Manor and the former chapel, the first phase of development includes 76 new homes to sit alongside, and now the north field includes stylish 3 and 4-bedroom properties in various configurations.

  • Farming history, aerospace and new beginnings

    Named after the clover fields that surround it, Claverham retains a rural heritage through farms, market gardens and local horticultural businesses but is now also home to many commuters. Village character comes from the fields, footpaths, stone walls and winding lanes, allowing easy access to the countryside, plus a variety of farm buildings and cottages.

    In the recent past the Court de Wyck estate housed the Lickley Engineering Centre and work carried out here in the 1980s included design and development of aerospace flight controls for various aircraft including the Harrier jump jet.

    The village is blessed by St Barnabas Church at the top of the High Street (not much more than a narrow lane today) and the Free Church in Claverham Road. However, these are both pre-dated by 12th century Court de Wyck. Once one of the most magnificent properties in the area, it was rebuilt in the early 1800s although the original 14th century chapel and tythe barn were left untouched. These historic buildings, sympathetically considered for the future, form part of the next era for the village alongside distinctive contemporary homes bringing new life to Claverham for many years to come.

Court de Wyck Primary School

Backwell School

Nailsea School

Ravenswood School

Co-op Food

Tesco Congresbury

Brockley Stores

Claverham Village Hall

Cadbury House Hotel

Cadbury Camp, National Trust

Clevedon Pier

Cinema

Cleeve Cricket Club

Bristol Airport

Yatton railway station

Bristol Temple Meads railway station

Weston Super Mare railway station

Mendip Vale Medical Practice Langford

Mendip Vale Medical Practice Yatton

Weston General Hospital

Bristol Royal Infirmary

Southmead Hospital

Off Pippin Close, Mayors Road, Claverham,
North Somerset BS49 4GF

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Off Pippin Close, Mayors Road, Claverham,
North Somerset BS49 4GF

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2, 3 & 4 bedroom zero carbon houses and bungalows 01934 331809
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Off Pippin Close, Mayors Road, Claverham,
North Somerset BS49 4GF

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01934 331809

2, 3 & 4 bedroom zero carbon houses and bungalows

Current availability from

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