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Welcome to New Homes in Market Harborough, the easy way to find new homes in Market Harborough and the surrounding area. The town of Market Harborough is located in the county of Leicestershire, close to the cities of Leicester and Nottingham. A picture-book rural market town, set in attractive surroundings, Market Harborough is made up from with historic streets lined with intriguing buildings. Perhaps the most notable of which is the 17th century timber school building which sits on stilts, in the town centre. At approximately 75 miles by road from London, and with direct trains to London St Pancras taking 70 minutes, commuting is possible. The villages of Great Bowden and Little Bowden adjoin the town, forming a ribbon shaped development. There are plenty of sport and leisure facilities dotted throughout the town. New homes in Market Harborough provide the best of both worlds for those seeking a property surrounded by stunning natural scenery, yet with access to all the essential cultural, economic and social facilities of a contemporary town. Enjoy the benefits of a newly built home in the beautiful Leicestershire countryside, search for a new home in Market Harborough today!

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Market Harborough is an important market town in the heart of Leicestershire County in central England. Market Harborough's relatively new history as modern settlement can be traced back to the 13th century. Market Harborough has its roots in the Anglo-Saxon period and emerged as an important town during the next few hundred years. Harborough became headquarter of the King's Army during the English Civil War.

Market Harborough remained a popular fox hunting spot until the 19th century. The town did not see much development during the industrial revolution until the advent of railways. It was connected to main cities and towns in England and emerged as a major junction.

Market Harborough's economy is based on services, trade, and agriculture, according to Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk. Market Harborough offers rail and road connections to London and other parts of England. It is located at a distance of 75 miles from London. Major towns and suburbs of Market Harborough include Kettering, Dingley, Lubenham, Wilbarston, and Corby. New homes in Market Harborough, new apartments in Market Harborough and affordable housing in Market Harborough can all be found by using the search facility on the new homes Market Harborough website.

Places of Interest in Market Harborough

Harborough Museum: Market Harborough is home to this well stocked museum that houses thousands of relics, paintings, and artefacts. It remains one of the most famous attractions of the town.

Kelmarsh Hall: This attraction is on the must-visit list of many Market Harborough tourists. The 18th century country house is situated in a working estate with landscaped gardens, lakes, exquisite plasterwork, which is said to be among the trailblazers for other country houses. Market Harborough residents have contributed in the renovation efforts of this place, which is visible from the immaculate condition of its architecture and surroundings.

Rushton Triangular Lodge: Sir Thomas Tresham designed this iconic Market Harborough in the 16th century. It was homage to the Roman Catholic religion, which was facing troubled times during that era. It is included among the most visited tourist attractions and houses antiques and relics of that era.

Lamport Hall: Market Harborough is home to this unique building with a stunning architecture. It houses antiques and paintings from around the world. Surrounding this landmark building are landscaped gardens and walking trails.

Alfred East Art Gallery: Art pieces from Sir Alfred East and Thomas Cooper Gotch dominate this Market Harborough gallery. It also houses a vast collection of other artists, including those from other countries. It is one of two main art museums in the region that holds regular exhibitions.

Foxton Canal Museum: It is a relatively new entrant to the vibrant row of museums in Market Harborough. It was built in 1989 to commemorate and celebrate the relics from the Foxton Canal. Market Harborough has finally been able to protect its heritage including the famous lift that used to transport boats from one level to another.

Famous People from Market Harborough

Actor Jeremy Bulloch was born and raised in Market Harborough. Footballer Don Kelly also hails from the town along with Rugby Town player David Staff, who has also played for Boston United.

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