Penny Way by Bellway Homes · Howard Street, Snaith, East Yorkshire, East Riding of Yorkshire DN14 9LB

Development Overview Penny Way is a new build development by Bellway Homes, a national developer accredited as a 5 Star HBF Builder in 2024. The development is located off Howard Street/Punton Walk in the historic market town of Snaith, East Riding of Yorkshire, DN14 9LB, offering a blend of rural charm and modern convenience. This scheme features an outstanding selection of 2, 3, 4, and 5-bedroom new homes drawn from the developer’s flagship Artisan collection.

The development caters to a range of buyers, from first-time homeowners to families and investors. Property Details Homes at Penny Way are sold Freehold and come complete with a 10-year NHBC Buildmark policy. The properties feature a high-quality specification typical of Bellway’s Artisan range. The 2-bedroom terraced 'Joiner' house type, for example, is configured as a perfect starter home, featuring two double bedrooms, an open-plan kitchen and dining area, elegant French doors providing access to the rear garden, and integrated appliances including a Zanussi oven, gas hob, and hood. Parking for two cars is provided with this home style. For larger family residences, the 4-bedroom 'Cutler' house type offers approximately 10ft x 15ft 11in living rooms, an open-plan kitchen, dining, and family area, a separate living room, and a garage sized at 10ft x 19ft 10in. Selected 4-bedroom house types also include two en-suite shower rooms, providing practical family accommodation. Location and Transport Links Snaith is situated strategically in the East Riding of Yorkshire, providing excellent road connectivity. The location offers easy access to the M62 and M18 motorways, positioning major northern cities under a 45-minute drive for commuters. Hull, Doncaster, Leeds, and York are all highly accessible by car. Local rail travel is served by Snaith railway station (DN14 9HX), which is unstaffed and offers a very limited daily direct service to Leeds, with a journey time of approximately 56–57 minutes, and to Goole in approximately 14 minutes. Bus services connect Snaith to nearby Selby and Goole. Local Amenities and Services Snaith provides comprehensive local amenities for its residents. The town centre, dominated by the historic Snaith Priory Church, includes a supermarket, several shops, a Post Office, a cash machine, and a pharmacy. The community benefits from five traditional public houses and local establishments such as the Old Mill Brewery, two local cafes, and a famous local butcher renowned for its 'Snaith sausage'. Educational provision includes both a primary and secondary school, with Snaith Primary School offering before and after-school clubs for childcare. The area is also known for its surrounding agricultural land and walking trails along the River Aire. Practical Information As a new development, viewing is available via the on-site sales centre. While drop-in visits are permitted, potential buyers are encouraged to book an appointment for dedicated time with a sales advisor. The developer may offer incentives on selected plots, such as contributions towards deposit or savings, which should be confirmed directly with the sales team. The development is administered by East Riding of Yorkshire Council.