Discover Harrison Green

We’re excited to bring stunning new homes to the picturesque village of Barrow upon Humber, North Lincolnshire. Located just south of the Humber Estuary, Barrow offers a tranquil lifestyle with a local primary school, shops, and charming village amenities.

Barrow and The Humber

Barrow Upon Humber is a village of around 3,000 people, situated in North Lincolnshire, just over a mile south of the Humber Estuary and the small ports of Barrow Haven and New Holland.

Barrow Primary School has an Ofsted rating of ‘good’ and is only a stone’s throw away, and Baysgarth Secondary School in Barton shares the same rating. Barrow has several takeaways, a popular butcher and public house, as well as a Co-Operative shop.

With the town of Barton a few minutes drive away, and Hull just across the Humber Bridge, a broad range of amenities are within easy reach by car or public transport. Barton railway station is only a few minutes drive away, and has train services to Carlisle, Scunthorpe, Doncaster, Newcastle and York. Regular bus services run to Barton, Hull and Grimsby.

North Lincolnshire is ideal for country walks, with an abundance of picturesque rural landscape to explore and many charming villages to visit. The Humber Estuary is accessible by foot via a scenic walk through Barrow Haven and Barrow Blow Wells Nature Reserve. Those walking along the south bank of the humber will notice local water skiing and sailing clubs, before arriving at Waters Edge Country Park & Visitor Centre, where nature enthusiasts can spot birds and take in refreshments from the café.

Discover Harrison Green

We’re excited to bring stunning new homes to the picturesque village of Barrow upon Humber, North Lincolnshire. Located just south of the Humber Estuary, Barrow offers a tranquil lifestyle with a local primary school, shops, and charming village amenities.

Barrow and The Humber

Barrow Upon Humber is a village of around 3,000 people, situated in North Lincolnshire, just over a mile south of the Humber Estuary and the small ports of Barrow Haven and New Holland.

Barrow Primary School has an Ofsted rating of ‘good’ and is only a stone’s throw away, and Baysgarth Secondary School in Barton shares the same rating. Barrow has several takeaways, a popular butcher and public house, as well as a Co-Operative shop.

With the town of Barton a few minutes drive away, and Hull just across the Humber Bridge, a broad range of amenities are within easy reach by car or public transport. Barton railway station is only a few minutes drive away, and has train services to Carlisle, Scunthorpe, Doncaster, Newcastle and York. Regular bus services run to Barton, Hull and Grimsby.

North Lincolnshire is ideal for country walks, with an abundance of picturesque rural landscape to explore and many charming villages to visit. The Humber Estuary is accessible by foot via a scenic walk through Barrow Haven and Barrow Blow Wells Nature Reserve. Those walking along the south bank of the humber will notice local water skiing and sailing clubs, before arriving at Waters Edge Country Park & Visitor Centre, where nature enthusiasts can spot birds and take in refreshments from the café.

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Harrison Green

Harrison Green takes its name from celebrated clockmaker John Harrison, who lived in Barrow in the early 18th Century for over 25 years and is credited as solving the problem of Longitude. Harrison did much of his most significant work while living here, and a statue of him can be found nearby in Barrow Market Place.

One fifth of Harrison Green’s overall area is made up of a large public open space which includes a community orchard, wildflower meadow, pond, and several other unique features designed to help local wildlife flourish.

The homes we build are light, spacious, and carefully designed, built to a high standard using quality materials. With a range of bungalows and homes in 2-5 bedrooms, and the beautiful North Lincolnshire landscape on your doorstep, Harrison Green is the ideal place to call home.

Harrison Green

Harrison Green takes its name from celebrated clockmaker John Harrison, who lived in Barrow in the early 18th Century for over 25 years and is credited as solving the problem of Longitude. Harrison did much of his most significant work while living here, and a statue of him can be found nearby in Barrow Market Place.

One fifth of Harrison Green’s overall area is made up of a large public open space which includes a community orchard, wildflower meadow, pond, and several other unique features designed to help local wildlife flourish.

The homes we build are light, spacious, and carefully designed, built to a high standard using quality materials. With a range of bungalows and homes in 2-5 bedrooms, and the beautiful North Lincolnshire landscape on your doorstep, Harrison Green is the ideal place to call home.

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