A new generation of high specification, eco-friendly homes brought to you by E5 Living.
Room to breathe…
Surrounded by sweeping views across the Lincolnshire countryside and with the River Trent meandering nearby, Marton is steeped in history, dating back to Roman times when it was a stratgic crossing point for Roman legions.
Luxury Living…
In every home, spacious open plan living and a high quality finish offers the perfect environment to relax. Boasting high specification, each home also benefits from a ten year warranty.
Effortless Elegance…
Marton Meadows offers vaulted ceilings in most properties, making them light and spacious resulting in elegant design throughout, catering for the most discerning homeowners. Every inch of our homes are intentionally designed with meticulous attention to detail ensuring maximum satisfaction and enjoyment.
AVAILABLE PROPERTIES
The Lapworth - 4 Bedroom £485,000
The Iverley - 2 Bedroom £315,000
The Knowle - 3 Bedroom £325,000
Come and Have a Look
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Book your private viewing
We would be delighted to welcome you to look at our Show Home or around an individual plot by pre-booked appointment.
Excellence Through Detail
Each home comes with a two-year E5 Living warranty, plus the added peace of mind of a 10-year ARK guarantee. ARK is a standard-setting body and leading warranty and insurance provider for new and newly converted homes in the UK. Its purpose is to raise house building standards to protect homeowners and it has been at the heart of improving house building standards for eight decades.
E5 Living is committed is committed to providing exceptionally high quality, both in terms of service and product. Every new home goes through a snagging process, and our customer care and maintenance teams are dedicated to making sure any issues are remedied quickly, effectively and conveniently for you. The Consumer Code for Home Builders sets mandatory requirements that all developers must meet, including marketing and after sales customer service