A vibrant new town
As an entirely unique new town in Devon, Sherford will have its own micro-economy, with everything a modern sustainable community needs to live, work and thrive.
A modern town in a traditional setting
A popular new community
Sherford is one of the largest new community developments in the South West and is quickly becoming one of the most popular locations for home buyers in the region, with 77% of residents moving from within a 10 mile radius.
Sherford is a town open to all
3,000+
People call Sherford their home
12,000+
Residents when Sherford is complete
1,000 +
Affordable homes (20% of all homes built)
Facilities and spaces for all
Modern amenities are at the heart of the new community, which will include a town centre, leisure centre, town hall, multiple schools, a health centre, library, shops, businesses, sports pitches, play facilities and much more.
Already busy and bustling
The town already boasts a playground, skate park, multi-use games area, tennis courts, and outdoor pitches. A leisure centre and cricket pavilion will follow next, in what is to become a leading local destination for community sport and recreation.
The first school opened in 2018 and doubled in capacity with a second wing in 2024. In 2021 the first sports and play facilities opened, as well as Sherford Community Hub – a dedicated space for community groups to meet, activities to take place, and for services to be delivered – from adult education classes, to yoga classes and toddler groups. The outdoor pitches and convenience store followed in 2024.
Plentiful green space
Virtually as much of Sherford is dedicated to well thought out green space as is dedicated to construction. This means that wherever you live in Sherford, you either look out over green space or are quickly connected to it.
Green space runs throughout Sherford, with an ever-growing amount and variety of spaces for walks, picnics, adventure and play.
500 acre country park
The first phases of Sherford’s 500 acre Country Park are already open. The vision for the Country Park will see it support both biodiversity and wellbeing, with wetlands, wildflower meadows, woodland areas, adventure play areas, and walking and cycling tracks connecting Sherford to the wider area.
Sherford is set to be one of the most ecologically diverse locations in the region, with plentiful green space to encourage people to meet and socialise outdoors.
