Discover The Falcon

Brigg is a small town in North Lincolnshire which first grew as a crossing point on the River Ancholme, taking its name from the bridge constructed to make east to west journeys easier. Brigg has a colourful history of markets and fairs and is today a thriving market town retaining a traditional, friendly atmosphere. The town is popular as a commuter settlement as it is well placed for access to Scunthorpe and other towns in the area while still being situated among beautiful open countryside.

Brigg, North Lincolnshire

Thursdays see Brigg market, which dates from a charter granted in 1235 to take over the Market Place and parts of Wrawby Street. The town centre is bustling as people from surrounding villages buy fresh local produce from stall holders. A smaller market takes place on a Saturday and a farmers’ market is held once a month. In addition to the market there are many quality independent shops lining the market square and surrounding area. Brigg’s many pubs offer a warm welcome, with many serving delicious lunchtime meals.

The River Ancholme offers an enjoyable walk with its rich flora and wildlife. During the summer months, leisurely boat trips run along the river. The town has three supermarkets as well as all the services and facilities you would expect from a thriving market town including doctors, dentists, pharmacists and a sports centre with a swimming pool. Education facilities range from a number of pre-school nurseries, well respected primary schools including a private preparatory school to two high schools boasting impressive OFSTED results.

Brigg enjoys a busy community life with clubs and organisations catering for a wide variety of interests. These include a bowls club, operatic society, rowing club, football and hockey clubs to name but a few. Brigg offers a special environment for families and a quality of life which is often missing in large urban centres or unserviced rural communities.

Discover The Falcon

Brigg is a small town in North Lincolnshire which first grew as a crossing point on the River Ancholme, taking its name from the bridge constructed to make east to west journeys easier. Brigg has a colourful history of markets and fairs and is today a thriving market town retaining a traditional, friendly atmosphere. The town is popular as a commuter settlement as it is well placed for access to Scunthorpe and other towns in the area while still being situated among beautiful open countryside.

Brigg, North Lincolnshire

Thursdays see Brigg market, which dates from a charter granted in 1235 to take over the Market Place and parts of Wrawby Street. The town centre is bustling as people from surrounding villages buy fresh local produce from stall holders. A smaller market takes place on a Saturday and a farmers’ market is held once a month. In addition to the market there are many quality independent shops lining the market square and surrounding area. Brigg’s many pubs offer a warm welcome, with many serving delicious lunchtime meals.

The River Ancholme offers an enjoyable walk with its rich flora and wildlife. During the summer months, leisurely boat trips run along the river. The town has three supermarkets as well as all the services and facilities you would expect from a thriving market town including doctors, dentists, pharmacists and a sports centre with a swimming pool. Education facilities range from a number of pre-school nurseries, well respected primary schools including a private preparatory school to two high schools boasting impressive OFSTED results.

Brigg enjoys a busy community life with clubs and organisations catering for a wide variety of interests. These include a bowls club, operatic society, rowing club, football and hockey clubs to name but a few. Brigg offers a special environment for families and a quality of life which is often missing in large urban centres or unserviced rural communities.

Properties

Development Plan

Properties

Development Plan

Map

Our home designs

Click on any of the home designs below to see more detailed information:

Our home designs

Click on any of the home designs below to see more detailed information:

Transport

Brigg is ideally placed for the motorway system, with Scunthorpe, Grimsby, Hull and Lincoln all in the vicinity. Humberside International Airport is only a short distance away. There are also regular bus services with routes and connections to Scunthorpe, Doncaster, Meadow Hall, Grimsby and Hull.

Transport

Brigg is ideally placed for the motorway system, with Scunthorpe, Grimsby, Hull and Lincoln all in the vicinity. Humberside International Airport is only a short distance away. There are also regular bus services with routes and connections to Scunthorpe, Doncaster, Meadow Hall, Grimsby and Hull.

Interested in this development?

Feel free to reach out to our friendly team.