New Homes in West Felton
West Felton is where this company started. Our founder, the late Dennis Edwards, grew up in the village and lived there for most of his life, and we have been building in and around it since 1990.
We have built two developments in the village. Dovaston Park is 25 homes on generous plots, and Tedsmore Grange is 35 homes within walking distance of the primary school. Both are finished and lived in, so we have nothing for sale in West Felton at the moment. If the village is where you want to be, tell us and we will let you know when we are building here again.
Where We Are Building Now
The nearest homes we have for sale are a short drive away.
- The Mulberries at Dudleston Heath, 29 homes north of Oswestry, with two, three and four-bedroom homes available now.
- Wychwood at Four Crosses, 12 homes just over the Welsh border, with two and three-bedroom homes available now.
You can see everything in one place on our all developments page, or read about new homes near Oswestry.
How We Build
We design and build our homes ourselves rather than handing the site to a contractor, and Charlotte Edwards, our Director, walks through every house before the keys are handed over.
Every home comes with a 10-year LABC warranty and our own two-year warranty, and we are members of the Consumer Code for Home Builders. Our current homes run on air-source heat pumps with underfloor heating downstairs.
Living in West Felton
The Punch Bowl sits in the centre of the village and The Queens Head is a mile down the road by the canal, so there is a choice for a Sunday roast or a quiet drink. The village hall is the centre of village life and takes everything from private hire to the WI.
A short walk from the centre puts you on winding country lanes that are good for walking and cycling, and you are still five minutes from your own front door. Oswestry is close enough for a supermarket shop, and the A5 makes Shrewsbury, Chester and Telford straightforward.
About West Felton
West Felton is a village and civil parish in north Shropshire, taking in the hamlets of Rednal, Grimpo and Haughton, with a population of 1,475 at the 2011 Census.
It appears in the Domesday Book as Feltone, and as Felton by le Knokyn in 1303. The village grew up around a Norman castle, and the motte still sits next to the church. The name probably comes from the old English feld, meaning open land, and tun, a settlement. The parish church of St Michael has a 12th-century nave.
See what else we have across the county on our new homes in Shropshire page, or get in touch and we will keep you posted.