Cavendish Gardens

1354 sqft

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The Hollin B

£399,995

4 bedroom detached home with detached double garage

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1378 sqft

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£429,995

4 bedroom detached home with detached single garage

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1473 sqft

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The Bentley

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2 Plots

1619 sqft

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1619 sqft

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The Buckley B

£479,995

4 bedroom detached home with detached double garage

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1634 sqft

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1634 sqft

Cavendish Gardens

Location & Amenities

Living at Cavendish Gardens will place you in the heart of Bolsover, a town celebrated for its history and vibrant community.

The development is moments from landmarks like Bolsover Castle and the bustling market square, where weekly markets and monthly artisan fair, bring the town to life. For everyday needs, Morrisons supermarket and local shops provide convenience, while the M1 (J29A) offers swift connections to major cities. Families will appreciate the excellent schools, including The Bolsover School, and the array of clubs and groups, from the Bolsover Camera Club to the St Sebastian Archers. With beautiful countryside walks at Carr Vale Nature Reserve nearby, this location perfectly balances small-town charm with modern accessibility.

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Life in the Colne Valley

Follow the River Colne west out of Huddersfield and the land soon begins to rise. Within a few miles you're in the Colne Valley, a run of old weaving villages set into the Pennine hillsides, each with its own strong sense of character. Golcar, home to Jones Homes' Century View, is one of the oldest of them, and one of the reasons the valley has become such a sought-after spot for new build homes near Huddersfield. History woven through the valley It's a place that wears its history with pride. At the top of Golcar, a row of traditional weavers' cottages now houses the Colne Valley Museum, where volunteers still work the looms and tell the story of the textile trade that built this landscape. The old mills are woven right through the valley, some restored, some left to the weather, all part of the view. It's the kind of setting that gives new builds in Huddersfield's villages an established sense of place from day one. The outdoors on your doorstep A lot of daily life here happens outside. The Huddersfield Narrow Canal threads along the valley floor, and its towpath makes for a level, easy walk between the villages, past locks and old mill ponds, all the way up to Standedge at Marsden. Above the rooftops, the National Trust's Marsden Moor Estate opens onto thousands of acres of moorland, streams and criss-crossing paths. For a family weighing up new homes in Golcar, that's proper countryside on the doorstep rather than a drive away. Neighbouring Slaithwaite, known to everyone locally as "Slawit," gives the valley its everyday hum. The canal runs right through the middle of the village, past independent shops and cafés. There's plenty more across the valley too. Good places to eat range from The Olive Branch Inn at Marsden to a local brewery or two, and community runs deep throughout the Colne Valley, in the male voice choir, the philharmonic and a calendar of events and festivals, from Marsden's Cuckoo Day to Slaithwaite's Moonraking. Families are well served as well, with good primary schools across the villages, with the Colne Valley High School in nearby Linthwaite. Well connected across West Yorkshire For all that village feel, Golcar is certainly a well connected community. Slaithwaite and Marsden each have their own railway station on the line between Huddersfield and Manchester, so a commute or a day out is easy without the car. Huddersfield itself is only a few miles down the valley, with fast links on to Leeds and Manchester, and the M62 within simple reach for anywhere further afield. That mix of moorland calm and genuine connectivity is a big part of why new build homes in West Yorkshire's outlying villages are in such demand. New homes in Golcar at Century View Much of the Colne Valley's housing is historic and full of character, but not always suited to the way families live today. At Century View, Jones Homes brings a collection of new build homes to Golcar, near Huddersfield, with the space, warmth and energy efficiency that come as standard with a Jones home, while keeping you in the heart of the valley you came for. With room to spread out inside and the whole of the Colne Valley beyond your door, a new home at Century View is an easy place to settle in. To discover the homes for yourself, arrange a visit with our Sales Advisor or download a brochure today.

Jones Homes Yorkshire has appointed a new land buyer

Jones Homes Yorkshire has appointed a new land buyer as it seeks to secure new development opportunities across the county and beyond. Avais Sharif, 23, from Huddersfield, has been tasked with identifying new sites in desirable locations across the region to help the house builder expand its land portfolio in line with its five-year business plan. Avais, a 2024 graduate of HeriotWatt University in Edinburgh with an RTPI and RICS-accredited degree in Urban Planning and Property Development, joins the family owned company after actively targeting a role in the housebuilding industry. He said: “This is my first graduate role, and it utilises and builds upon the skills and knowledge I gained during my degree. I was aware that Jones Homes is renowned throughout the construction industry for building exceptional properties, and I am very excited to have been given the opportunity to join the company. “Since joining, I have been enjoying the supportive and nurturing environment, which truly reflects its family-business values. It is reassuring to know I will be fully supported as I look to progress my career.” His responsibilities will include searching for quality land parcels with good access to nearby towns and local facilities, building up a network of contacts with landowners, agents and planners from both private companies and local authorities, and evaluating new land opportunities through feasibility reviews and appraisals. He said: “It is an important and exciting role, and I am looking forward to contributing to the ongoing success of Jones Homes Yorkshire.” Howard Gray, Divisional Land Director at Jones Homes Yorkshire, said: “It is great to welcome Avais on board as a new member of the land-buying team at Jones Homes Yorkshire. We have ambitions to expand our portfolio throughout the region and we see Avais as playing a key role in that drive. “We are seeking opportunities within around an hour’s drive of our divisional office in Cleckheaton, focusing on our core areas of West and South Yorkshire, as well as Selby and just over the border in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. Our target is organic growth which will enable us to increase or maintain the number of outlets we have in suitable locations for the business.” For more information about Jones Homes Yorkshire, click the link here.

New head of technical appointed at Jones Homes Yorkshire

A new Head of Technical has been appointed at Jones Homes Yorkshire as the housebuilder accelerates its transition to low-carbon technologies. Tom Dixon joins the company’s Yorkshire division with more than 20 years of experience in the construction industry, including the last six years as engineering manager with Miller Homes. Among his key responsibilities will be overseeing the roll-out of air source heat pumps across all future Jones Homes Yorkshire developments. This is in preparation for the introduction of the Future Homes Standard, the requirements of which have recently been outlined by the Government. Tom will also take responsibility for finding effective solutions to engineering challenges such as highways, drainage, infrastructure and external works. Tom, 39, who lives near Leeds, said: “At Jones Homes, we are ahead of the curve as the industry focuses on the changes needed to meet the requirements of the Future Homes Standard, which is designed to reduce carbon emissions in the drive towards net zero. “Jones Homes has made the decision to move away from gas boilers completely to the more environmentally friendly alternative of air source heat pumps. “As a region, we have recently completed our first development which utilises air source heat pumps at Golcar, Huddersfield, and are looking to secure planning permission on more than 450 new homes across seven sites in 2026. All homes at these developments would be heated with air source heat pumps, along with underfloor heating in larger detached homes.” Tom, who entered the industry as a trainee engineer in 2005, will lead a team of four based at Jones Homes Yorkshire’s head office in Cleckheaton. He said: “This new role is a step-up from my previous position as engineering manager. As Head of Technical, I will have a major part to play in the engineering, planning and architecture of all developments. It is an exciting challenge that I am looking forward to meeting. “Jones Homes has a reputation within the industry for building properties that have the wow factor. They construct well-built, high-quality homes with high specification and immaculate finishes. Having the chance to work for the company and to be in an important role where I can influence the future success of the Yorkshire division is an incredible opportunity.” David Ruffley, Regional Director at Jones Homes Yorkshire, said: “Continual changes in regulations bring new challenges in engineering, planning and architectural disciplines. Tom will help us transition these changes and ensure we can come up with effective design solutions while embracing the new Future Homes Standards. “Tom’s appointment as Head of Technical is therefore an extremely significant one for the business. He has made an excellent start over the past few weeks. I’m delighted to welcome someone with his wealth of experience to the role. I am sure his expertise and leadership skills will continue to prove invaluable as we look to embrace recent design changes brought in by the Government.” Find your new home with Jones Homes Yorkshire by clicking here.

Jones Homes sponsors The Mount School's first Easter Bingo Family Event

The Mount School in Edgerton hosted its first Easter bingo family event, featuring a host of prizes sponsored by local businesses, including Jones Homes. The housebuilder donated an Easter hamper and a luxury chocolate egg for the event, which attracted around 60 people to the school hall. Pupils and their families played three rounds of bingo, which were called by teaching assistant Vanessa Pound, and enjoyed a variety of Easter-themed light refreshments. Natalie Sandford, Deputy Head at The Mount School, said: “This was our first Easter bingo family event, and we are hoping to make it an annual fixture. Hosting events for the wider school community is important to us as it gives our families the opportunity to get involved in all that The Mount School has to offer. “The event went exceptionally well, and we were really pleased with the turnout. The intention was to have fun and bring the community together, and we certainly achieved that. Miss Pound’s entertaining bingo calling was a real highlight of the event, and everybody had a great time. “The donations from Jones Homes and other local businesses are greatly appreciated. We like to work with local companies, and having this support makes it easier for us to put on events like this for the school community.” Jones Homes is building 40 new homes at its Clayton Manor development, off Queen’s Road, in Edgerton. Jayne Swift, Sales and Marketing Director at Jones Homes Yorkshire, said: “We greatly value our relationships with local schools as they play such an important role in the communities where we build. It was a pleasure to support The Mount School’s first ever Easter Bingo family event and we are delighted that it proved to be such a resounding success.” For more information about Clayton Manor, click here.

Director trio celebrate over 60 years of combined service at Jones Homes Yorkshire

Jones Homes Yorkshire is celebrating a major milestone as three members of its leadership team mark more than 60 years of combined service with the family-owned housebuilder. Sales and Marketing Director Jayne Swift, Divisional Commercial Director Chris Hession, and Divisional Land Director Howard Gray have each passed the 20-year mark with the business, reflecting the company’s proud record of supporting long-term career development. The three directors’ long-standing service is a testament to the positive workplace culture at Jones Homes, where the caring family environment is matched by a passion for building high-quality homes in desirable locations across the region. Chris Hession joined Jones Homes in 2002 as an Assistant Quantity Surveyor and progressed through a series of commercial roles before becoming Divisional Commercial Director in 2024. He said: “Joining Jones Homes was the best decision I ever made. It’s a place where people can progress and build long and successful careers. The supportive family ethos makes it a great environment in which to grow, while our focus on quality over quantity enables us to deliver work that we are proud of.” Jayne Swift joined the company in 2005 as Sales and Marketing Manager and progressed to become Sales and Marketing Director. She now leads the sales and marketing operations for the region. She said: “What makes Jones Homes special is the pride we take in our homes and our customers’ experience. We’ve grown significantly over the years but always retained that family-led, quality-first ethos that sets us apart. “The sales environment has evolved in 20 years, becoming more fast-paced with the adoption of digital communications. We have a talented and committed team which embraces new ways of working, while our home designs remain traditional and timeless.” Howard Gray joined the division as a Land Manager in 2005 before being promoted to his current role of Divisional Land Director nine years later. He said: “I feel privileged to have enjoyed such a long and fulfilling career with Jones Homes, working alongside my wonderful colleagues to build attractive new communities and exceptional homes for people across the region. “The company is privately-run, which means there is flexibility which allows us to build developments with as few as 15 new homes right up to sites featuring hundreds of properties and everything in between. “Identifying new land opportunities that will make great communities, navigating the increasingly complex planning, technical and regulatory process, are all parts of my role and we never stop learning. “I enjoy working with both internal and external teams to find solutions to overcome these challenges to create developments which future customers will be proud to call their home.” Based in Cleckheaton, Jones Homes Yorkshire builds new homes across Yorkshire and the neighbouring counties of Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.

Jones Homes sponsors junior football team in Thorpe Willoughby

Jones Homes has sponsored Thorpe United’s Under-8 Blue team to fund the purchase of new kit. The housebuilder, which is building new homes at Teasel Green, off Weeland Road in nearby Eggborough, has sponsored 10 full kits for the squad of eight boys. The team is based at the sports centre on Field Lane in Thorpe Willoughby and plays on Saturday mornings in the Selby and District Junior Football League. Coach Tom Lonsdale, who runs the team with co-coach Oli O’Neill, said: “We were looking for a sponsor so I approached Jones Homes as I knew they are building houses in nearby Eggborough and was delighted by the response I received. They were incredibly positive and enthusiastic right from the off and it was a real boost to find a local business which was willing to get involved. “The very generous donation from Jones Homes has enabled us to buy 10 kits, so we can have two spares – one for the goalkeeper if he wants to play as an outfield player and one for if we sign on another player. The kits, which include a shirt, shorts and socks, are one size too big for the players so that they will have room to grow into them and they will last two seasons. “The players are very excited about having a brand-new kit. The old one was bit tight for most of the boys and more than little tired and washed-out looking. There is no doubt that having a new kit will give them a psychological lift and make them feel better.” Thorpe United has about 500 players on its books and runs 28 teams, ranging from under-5 to veterans. The first team plays in Division One of the York Football League. Jayne Swift, Sales and Marketing Director at Jones Homes Yorkshire, said: “As a socially-responsible housebuilder our philosophy is not only to build quality new homes but also to play a positive role in the local community. Thorpe United is shining example of a much-loved grassroots club getting it right by providing a sporting and social focus for local residents. “It was great to hear that the players themselves got to choose the colour of their kit during a vote at training and we are very proud that this team will carry our Jones Homes logo on the front of their shirts when they run out onto the pitch.” To find out more about the new homes Jones Homes is building at Teasel Green, click here.

Long-serving employees enjoy career progression in their two decades with Jones Homes

Two long-serving employees within the sales and marketing team at Jones Homes Yorkshire are toasting a combined 40 years of service with the company. Sales Administration Manager Emma Clayton and Marketing and Office Manager Amanda Gerrard both moved from different industries to join the Cleckheaton-based housebuilder. Two decades on, the pair both cite the caring environment and support they have received from colleagues as the reasons they have stayed with the family-owned company for so long. Amanda Gerrard joined Jones Homes Yorkshire as PA to the Regional Director in 2007, having previously worked in the travel industry for more than 20 years. Within two years she was promoted to Office and Marketing Manager to oversee operations in both areas. Amanda said: “I lived close to some Jones Homes developments at the time so I was aware of the company’s excellent reputation for customer service and build quality. When I arrived, I knew instantly that I had made the right move. Everyone made me feel so welcome and the senior management encourage and support staff to try to fulfil their potential. Their support gave me the confidence to take on more responsibility. “I can honestly say that I love my job and a large part of that is due to my fantastic colleagues and the caring environment in which I work.” Emma Clayton had worked as a legal case handler before joining Jones Homes as a receptionist in 2005. She said: “I quickly knew I had found a progressive company where I could build my career. I was actively encouraged and supported, first moving into the sales and marketing department as an assistant and then being promoted to my current role in 2020. “I am extremely happy in my role and feel fortunate to work with incredible colleagues in a positive environment. That’s the reason I have stayed with the company for so long.” Jayne Swift, Sales and Marketing Director at Jones Homes Yorkshire, said: “Amanda and Emma are shining examples of Jones Homes Yorkshire employees who are enjoying long and successful careers with the company. We actively create an environment where our people feel valued, supported and encouraged to develop their careers. This approach has enabled us to build a stable and talented team.”

Jones Homes nears completion of new neighbourhood in Golcar

Century View in the Yorkshire village of Golcar is nearing completion, with homebuilder Jones Homes set to finish work on the final homes in the second phase of the development. This phase, on a 1.8-acre site off Swallow Lane, has brought 21 sustainable homes to the village, as well as more than £80,000 of investment in local services and infrastructure. The first phase previously saw 19 homes built on an adjoining parcel of land. Jayne Swift, Sales and Marketing Director for Jones Homes Yorkshire, said: “Homebuyers at Century View have welcomed the opportunity to buy a house on a small development in Golcar. “This is a popular village with a strong sense of community and is only four miles from Huddersfield town centre. “The homes are all highly energy efficient with many of them incorporating innovative low-carbon, energy-saving technology, and this level of sustainability has interested customers enormously. “And this development is benefitting the area by providing much-needed high-quality homes in the village as well as supporting local services with significant investment.” As part of the planning agreement for this phase of the development, Jones Homes will be contributing £37,233 towards education, £36,645 for off-site public open space and £7,245 for ecology. Many of the homes in phase two – which features a mix of three-bedroom semi-detached houses and four and five-bedroom detached properties – are fitted with low-carbon air source heat pumps and under-floor heating. Jayne said: “The quality of the homes at Century View demonstrates the high standard of workmanship which Jones Homes has built its reputation on. “There are currently five homes available to reserve and, with the build programme nearing completion, the four-bedroom Buckley showhome will also soon be on the market.” Three, four and five-bedroom houses are for sale, with prices starting from £347,995. To find out more, click here.

An aerial shot of the Wentworth View development

New community at Wentworth View in Thorpe Hesley is complete

A new community has taken shape at Wentworth View in the South Yorkshire village of Thorpe Hesley. Jones Homes has finished building 144 new homes at the development, off Upper Wortley Road, following a five-year build programme. The first residents moved into their new homes in 2021, putting down roots to establish what is now a close-knit neighbourhood. As well as building the new homes, Jones Homes has been closely involved in providing funding for local facilities and services. The company has paid more than £400,000 through the Community Infrastructure Levy, in addition to contributions of £250,000 for schools and £72,000 for sustainable travel. Jayne Swift, Sales and Marketing Director for Jones Homes Yorkshire, said: “There is a real community feel at Wentworth View – it is an incredibly friendly place to live. Residents have got to know each other, regularly get together and are always ready to join in with events at the show home or pop into the office for a chat with our sales advisor Gail. “The people who have moved in here have made a positive contribution to the area by building a thriving community and supporting the local economy. “And we have supported the neighbourhood by creating open spaces and a play area near the village school, which helps bring people together even more. “The development has created a particularly attractive entrance to the village. Customers – who include both local people and those drawn by the village’s strong commuter links near the M1 – have been impressed by the style, quality and size of the properties we have built here, and the location next to open countryside makes it a place people love coming home to. “Although our work on Wentworth View has ended, we are looking forward to starting work on a new six-home project in the village which is our Wentworth View – London Way development. We plan to start work on this smaller development of three and four-bedroom houses here in the new year.” There’s currently a choice of three five-bedroom detached houses remaining for sale at Wentworth View, with prices starting from £569,995. These homes include the three-storey Bowdon show home which comes with all fixtures and fittings included and has been finished with an upgraded specification. It has a detached double garage, a modern kitchen and open-plan family dining space, and a garden room with bifold doors leading to the rear garden, as well as a study and a living room. To find out more about Jones Homes’ developments in Thorpe Hesley, click here.