A stunning collection of 3, 4 and 5 bedroom family homes
We're passionate about every aspect of our new homes and the highly successful Strawberry Fields development is a fine example of the very best in aspirational living. Strawberry Fields is a development of luxury family homes, finished to a high specification and showcasing attractive exteriors incorporating decorative stone features and natural slate roofs to reflect the charm of the surrounding area.
You'll find all of our homes are designed and constructed with today's modern lifestyle in mind, and we are proud of our exceptional specification and quality features throughout.
Our stylish, award-winning, individually-designed, LEICHT kitchens offer classic and contemporary styles (incorporating A-rated NEFF appliances). Designed with luxury in mind our master en-suites feature heated illuminated mirrors and wall hung vanity basin units creating a perfect haven for relaxation*.
Ceramic tile design ranges from Johnson-Tiles and quality bathroom fittings from brands including Roca, Bristan, and Deva* compliment our luxurious bathrooms and en-suites.
Strawberry Fields offers an amazing postcode, combining the best of Kendal and Natland.
This desirable location enjoys the famously scenic surroundings and numerous lifestyle attractions which characterise the popular South Lakeland locality.
Nestled in an area of outstanding natural beauty between two unique National Parks and close to the many amenities of Kendal, Strawberry Fields benefits from the best of town and country. Adjacent to open countryside, with panoramic views across the fells, Strawberry Fields is an ideal commuter base, just 2 minutes' walk from Oxenholme Lake District railway station with its West Coast Main Line from London to Glasgow. With a popular bus station in the town centre getting around couldn't be easier.
We take pride in ensuring that a new Oakmere home is a sound investment today and for the future.
*The specification relates to the majority of plots and is dependent on house type design.
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Site Plan
Wasdale Plot 115
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Kirkstone Plot 69
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Kirkstone Plot 70
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Grasmere Plot 71
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Kirkstone Plot 72
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Grasmere Plot 73
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Ascot Plot 68
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Ascot Plot 67
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Wasdale (s) Plot 66
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Wasdale Plot 74
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Bowfell Plot 76
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Ascot Plot 77
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Grasmere Plot 78
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Borrowdale Plot 79
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Wasdale Plot 81
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Kirkstone Plot 82
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Bowfell Plot 83
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Bowfell Plot 95
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Wasdale Plot 96
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Grasmere Plot 97
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Grasmere Plot 98
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Brathay Plot 94
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Brathay Plot 93
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Wasdale (s) Plot 84
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Bowfell (s) Plot 85
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Lingmoor Plot 86
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Bowfell (s) Plot 87
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Wasdale (s) Plot 88
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Wasdale (s) Plot 89
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Rothay SF Plot 90
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Lowther – SF Plot 91
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Lowther – SF Plot 92
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Glenridding Plot 118
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Local Area
Kendal is an ancient town and dates back to the first century AD and has since been steeped in history and culture. Built around 1200AD, Kendal Castle once home to the Parr family, whose most famous member, Catherine, was a former wife of Henry VIII, the castle itself is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. You can stroll around its ruins and enjoy panoramic views of Kendal and the Lake District mountains. Kendal Parish Church also known as the Holy Trinity Church is the Anglican parish church of Kendal, Cumbria and dates back from the 13th century and is recorded in the National Heritage list of England as a designated Grade I listed building.
Kendal’s more recent history has seen the rise, and fall, of industry, notably in snuff manufacture and shoe marking. K shoes, found by the Somervell family in the 19th century, were one of the town’s main employers. Kendal is also famed for the popular Kendal Mint Cake, which was famously taken on the trans-Antarctic expedition led by Sir Ernest Shackleston and also taken on the first successful ascent to the summit of Mount Everest by Sir Edmund Hilary and Tenzing Norgay in 1953.
One of Kendal’s best-loved destinations is the Brewery Arts Centre, which is internationally famed for its exciting programme of theatre and arts. Here you’ll find comedy, live music, workshops, cinema, dance and much more running throughout the year
As well as its enchanting surrounds and way of life, Kendal is home to some exceptional local amenities
Contact Us
Your local new homes advisor
Amanda Davenport
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Telephone
07826 844 006 -
Address
Oxenholme Road, Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 7TA -
Opening Times
Thursday – Monday, 11.00am - 5.00pm
Tuesday & Wednesday Closed
Please call 07826 844 006 to make an appointment