Village Living, Surrounded by Nature and Close to Norwich

There are so many benefits of buying a newly built home over an older property, it’s an easy decision to make. Everything is new, clean, compliant with the latest standards, and built to last. The list is long, here are just a few examples:

• Offers, buying schemes and additional mortgages available
• Countless designs and styles to choose from
• Chain free move
• Energy efficient, helping to save money on your bills
• Low maintenance, no hidden renovation costs and no major DIY
• Blank canvas, ready to add your individual style
• High speed broadband
• New community
• Peace of mind with a 10-year NHBC Buildmark guarantee

Hopkins Homes has been building homes of genuine distinction since 1993. We do things the right way, not the easy way, taking time to select handpicked materials, layer architectural detail, and create interiors finished to the highest specification. Our kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces are designed around real life, with premium fixtures and fittings as standard. We build neighbourhoods as well as homes, with thoughtful landscaping, wildlife features and spaces designed for community to flourish. Rated Excellent on Trustpilot, our commitment to quality doesn't end when you collect your keys.

All Hopkins Homes are designed to be highly energy efficient, helping homeowners enjoy lower running costs from day one. On average, new build homes are 21% cheaper to run than older properties, saving homeowners over £420 a year on energy bills, without changing their lifestyle.

With modern construction standards and A or B EPC ratings as standard, our homes are more comfortable, more sustainable and better prepared for the future. Most older homes sit at a D rating. Bridging that gap isn’t easy or cheap. Upgrading an older property to match the energy efficiency of a new build can cost anywhere between £23,100 and £83,000.

By choosing a new Hopkins Home, that investment is already taken care of. Energy efficiency comes as standard, not as an afterthought.

*Watt a Save, 2026, Home Builders Federation (HBF) and Octopus Energy. Calculations based on average 90m2 new build home achieving an A or B EPC rating, compared with the typical 90m2 older property achieving D.