Here are some answers to the most common questions about Millers’ Field. If there’s anything else you’d like to know, please get in touch with TOWN.
Construction is expected to begin in spring 2027, with the first homes anticipated to be ready to move into from summer 2028. We’ll keep buyers updated as work progresses.
The homes at Millers’ Field measure approximately 103 sq m (1,110 sq ft) across two floors and can be configured with two or three bedrooms.
Upstairs, you can choose between one generous principal bedroom with a bathroom, or two bedrooms with a shower room. Downstairs, you can choose whether your main living space overlooks the back garden, with a bedroom at the front of the house, or vice versa.
You can also choose between our standard specification and an upgraded specification, offering different finishes and materials. The options available will depend on the stage of construction.
The homes are designed to work well at different stages of life, with the flexibility to have your main bedroom upstairs or downstairs.
Every home has generous ground-floor living space, a bedroom and a bathroom or walk-in shower, allowing you to live entirely on one level if you wish. There is level access throughout the ground floor, including to the front door and garden terrace.
The homes also meet Building Regulations M4(2) ‘accessible and adaptable’ standards, making it easier to adapt them if your needs change.
No. Millers’ Field is designed for people of all ages and stages of life. The flexible layouts make the homes suitable for a wide range of households.
The homes at Millers’ Field are designed to be comfortable throughout the year and economical to run. High levels of insulation, efficient heating systems and renewable energy technologies will help reduce energy consumption and running costs, while also lowering environmental impact.
For more information, visit our Sustainability page.
Yes. Every home has its own private garden, as well as access to the central garden at the heart of Millers’ Field that is shared between neighbours and is for the exclusive use of residents.
All homes at Millers’ Field will be sold on a freehold basis.
Homes at Millers’ Field are available from £540,000. For the latest prices and availability, contact the TOWN team.
The first step is to complete our enquiry form. We’ll contact you to discuss availability, prices and customisation options, answer any questions and explain the reservation process.
Yes. We’ll be holding sales events where you can meet the TOWN team, see the plans in more detail and ask questions about the homes. As construction progresses, there will also be opportunities to visit the site. Details of upcoming events will be published on the website.
The shared garden and communal spaces will be owned and managed collectively by residents, with a professional management company initially appointed to undertake day-to-day maintenance.
Yes. There will be an annual charge to cover the management and maintenance of the shared spaces at Millers’ Field. This will be set by a residents’ organisation comprising the owners of the 14 Millers’ Field homes. An estimated annual charge will be provided before you reserve your home.
Every home will have its own allocated parking space with a dedicated EV charger. There will also be some accessible and visitor parking spaces within the development.
A new publicly accessible nature area will form part of the landscape at Millers’ Field, creating new habitats and supporting biodiversity alongside the existing allotments and gardens.
Millers’ Field is on Benefield Road, just ten minutes’ walk from Oundle town centre – meaning shops, cafés, pubs, the weekly market and everyday services are within easy reach. There are also bus stops adjacent to Miller’s Field, with regular services to Peterborough and Northampton.
As a future resident, you’ll have opportunities to help shape the neighbourhood before you move in. TOWN will work with purchasers to finalise the design of the shared garden and establish the arrangements for managing and maintaining the communal spaces, including how the service charge will work.
We’ll invite purchasers to take part in meetings with the design team and help make decisions about the shared aspects of Millers’ Field.
