Roman Meadows

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We’re thrilled to offer new homes in Winterton, a charming rural town with schools, shops, and tearooms. Nearby Barton, Hull, and Scunthorpe provide great amenities, while Winteringham Fields and Normanby Hall Golf Club offer dining and leisure just minutes away. Perfect for countryside living and exploring.

Winterton and North Lincolnshire

Winterton is a small rural town of about 5,000 people, situated approximately half way between Barton upon Humber and Scunthorpe. Winterton is home to good primary and secondary schools, as well as various shops and tearooms catering for most local needs.

Nearby Barton, Hull and Scunthorpe are home to all the amenities you could require, with bustling high streets, leisure facilities and restaurants. All are within half an hour’s drive, and each can be reached by the regular bus service that runs through Winterton.

5 minutes to the North is neighbouring Winteringham, home to North Lincolnshire’s only Michelin Star restaurant – Winteringham Fields. 5 minutes to the South-West, sitting in 117 stunning acres of mature woodland and parkland lies Normanby Hall Golf Club.

North Lincolnshire is ideal for country walks, with an abundance of picturesque rural landscape to explore and many charming villages to visit.

Discover Roman Meadows

We’re thrilled to offer new homes in Winterton, a charming rural town with schools, shops, and tearooms. Nearby Barton, Hull, and Scunthorpe provide great amenities, while Winteringham Fields and Normanby Hall Golf Club offer dining and leisure just minutes away. Perfect for countryside living and exploring.

Winterton and North Lincolnshire

Winterton is a small rural town of about 5,000 people, situated approximately half way between Barton upon Humber and Scunthorpe. Winterton is home to good primary and secondary schools, as well as various shops and tearooms catering for most local needs.

Nearby Barton, Hull and Scunthorpe are home to all the amenities you could require, with bustling high streets, leisure facilities and restaurants. All are within half an hour’s drive, and each can be reached by the regular bus service that runs through Winterton.

5 minutes to the North is neighbouring Winteringham, home to North Lincolnshire’s only Michelin Star restaurant – Winteringham Fields. 5 minutes to the South-West, sitting in 117 stunning acres of mature woodland and parkland lies Normanby Hall Golf Club.

North Lincolnshire is ideal for country walks, with an abundance of picturesque rural landscape to explore and many charming villages to visit.

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Winterton has a long history going back to Roman times, with several large mosaics among the many discoveries that have been made here over the years. One of the largest and most impressive of these mosaics can be found on display in the reception area of Pittwood House, Scunthorpe.

The design for Roman Meadows is sympathetic to its surroundings, and features elevations built from a combination of stone and rustic bricks in keeping with some of the handsome local architecture.

At the North of the development is a large public open space with views over the Lincolnshire landscape all the way to the iconic Humber Bridge. Dog walkers and nature enthusiasts can explore Simon’s Wood which adjoins the site to the East, and a wide range of local amenities can be easily accessed in the heart of the village, which is just a few minutes to the South-West.

Roman Meadows

Winterton has a long history going back to Roman times, with several large mosaics among the many discoveries that have been made here over the years. One of the largest and most impressive of these mosaics can be found on display in the reception area of Pittwood House, Scunthorpe.

The design for Roman Meadows is sympathetic to its surroundings, and features elevations built from a combination of stone and rustic bricks in keeping with some of the handsome local architecture.

At the North of the development is a large public open space with views over the Lincolnshire landscape all the way to the iconic Humber Bridge. Dog walkers and nature enthusiasts can explore Simon’s Wood which adjoins the site to the East, and a wide range of local amenities can be easily accessed in the heart of the village, which is just a few minutes to the South-West.