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Welcome to New Homes in Dunstable, the easy way to find new homes in Dunstable and the surrounding area. Dunstable is located in the county of Bedfordshire, 5 miles due west from Luton and only 30 miles north of London. Dunstable is home to approximately 35,000 residents, and the newly opened The Grove theatre, arts and entertainment centre attracts many visitors each year. The towns layout reflects it's past when the settlement was the meeting point for four crossroads. Today, the town can still be separated into four quarters. If you are looking at new homes in Dunstable you may be interested to learn that it has an abundance of schools including several middle schools and is home to Dunstable College, a Further Education College. Areas close to Dunstable include Luton, Hemel Hempstead, Stevenage, Milton Keynes and Bedford. New homes in Dunstable provide the best of both worlds for those seeking the heritage and cultural aspects that only a town like Dunstable can offer combined with the benefits of a brand new home in the heart of Bedfordshire.

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Dunstable is located in the county of Bedfordshire in England, around 30 miles from London. Dunstable has a civil parish status and is primarily a market town. Since it’s located near the Chiltern Hills, you may see several chalk cliffs when you approach Dunstable from the north. The name Dunstable was derived from ‘Dun’ which means hill and ‘Staple’ which means ‘a marketplace’. Dunstable has three specialist Science and Technology colleges as well as several middle schools and colleges. The population of Dunstable is close to 34,000 residents, most of who are split between supporting the two hometown football teams, Dunstable Town FC and AFC Dunstable, while there is also a local rugby team called the Dunstablians. Dunstable is well connected by rail, road and bus and although the town has experienced significant decline over the past years, there are still a lot of attractions that give reason for visiting Dunstable. New homes in Dunstable, new apartments in Dunstable and affordable housing in Dunstable can all be found by using the search facility on the new homes Dunstable website.

Places to Visit in Dunstable

Grove Theatre: Opened in Dunstable in 2007, this theatre has established itself as the leading arts and cultural centre. Local and national level productions are displayed here and the theatre also boasts a dining centre with six restaurants and a 1000-seater auditorium.

Little Theatre: The Dunstable Rep Theatre Group regularly stage dramatic shows at this venue throughout the course of the year. The auditorium here at the Little Theatre was opened in Dunstable in the year 1964.

Chews House: One of the historic landmarks of Dunstable, Chews house was built in 1763 and served as a retreat for Benjamin Chew’s family from the diseases that were widespread throughout the country at the time.

Creasey Park Stadium: The home patch for local football teams, Dunstable Town FC and AFC Dunstable, the Creasey Park stadium can host 3500 spectators who serve up a great atmosphere when it comes to supporting their hometown heroes.

Priory House Heritage Centre: A relatively new attraction in Dunstable, this culturally rich institute hosts cultural shows and exhibitions throughout the year and has established itself as one of the best in the Bedfordshire region. Visit the museum yourself or take guided walks. Those passionate about history and culture can also enroll in evening classes here at this great institute. Before the cultural centre was developed, the building served as a hat factory and many offices. The building was originally built as a hostel for members of the Augustinian Priory.

Priory Church: part of the Priory House Heritage Centre in Dunstable, the sacred church is also a place worth visiting. Quadrant Shopping Centre: the main shopping district is located at the heart of Dunstable and is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. ‘From high street names to traditional markets, Dunstable has something for everyone’ says Vernon Pethard, Managing Director of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk the UK's leading new homes property website Famous People from Dunstable

Legendary footballer Kerry Dixon, who played for Chelsea Football Club and represented England on the national stage, played for Dunstable during his early professional years. Khwaja Nizamuddin, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, also hailed from Dunstable. Hollywood actor Gary Cooper went to Dunstable Grammar School. New homes Dunstable enables you to quickly locate Dunstable homes for sale. Shared ownership homes in Dunstable New home developments in Dunstable Dunstable property developments New build homes in Dunstable New apartments in Dunstable New retirement properties in Dunstable Affordable housing in Dunstable

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