3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes
Morpeth
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Edward's Birch Morpeth
Coming Soon
Edward's Birch is an exclusive development of 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes, coming soon to Morpeth, Northumberland.
Whether you are buying your first home, up sizing to accommodate your growing family, or looking towards retirement, at Edward's Birch you will find a stunning selection of homes built with you in mind.
Register your interest today to be added to our mailing list and stay up to date on our developments progress as soon as information becomes available.
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Monday: - Closed
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Thursday: - Closed
Friday: - Closed
Saturday: - Closed
Sunday: - Closed
Offers and Events
Get moving for less to a new Lovell Home
Whether you’re a first-time home owner, you’re moving up the property ladder, or you’re ready to downsize, we have a range of special offers designed to help you and save you money.
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Location
Morpeth
Why buy new?
Spend up to £2,207* less on energy bills each yearand reduce your carbon footprint with your new build Lovell home
While fuel economy is front-of-mind for every householder, we're also increasingly conscious of the need to live more sustainably and how we can all do our bit towards helping the environment.
'Watt a Save' – the latest report by The House Builder Federation, using research based on Government Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) data – reveals that the average new build energy bill is up to 64% cheaper than running costs for older properties, saving homeowners up to £2,207 a year in running costs.
That's the equivalent of up to £72 per month for apartment buyers, up to £132 per month for bungalow owners and as much as £183 per month for house-buyers (* totalling a saving of £2,207 a year).
Properties built from June 2023 onwards – to Part L regulations – are estimated to save homeowners up to £2,000 on their annual energy bills, rising to £2,575 for houses specifically.
And in the country's efforts towards attaining net zero, the average new build house emits 61% less carbon than older houses: 1.29 tonnes of carbon per year, just 36% of that of the average older property, which emits an average of 3.52 tonnes per year.
Choose a Lovell new build and your household will also benefit from:
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