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Discover  Hull

Hull is a city consisting of around 250,000 people. It’s situated on the edge of the River Humber and just a few miles from the East Yorkshire coast. Home to the iconic Humber Bridge and The Deep, the city is emerging as one of the country’s most important cultural, commercial and industrial hubs.

Investment is pouring in and so are the visitors. It is estimated that around 342,000 people celebrated Hull’s first week of events as the UK’s City of Culture in 2017; and since winning the bid, the Council has welcomed around £1 billion in investment – including £100 million into new venues and visitor attractions that will create new jobs in the city and a lasting legacy for the city of Hull.

As Hull’s popularity grows, so does the desire to work, spend time and live in Hull. Rough Guide ranked Hull between Amsterdam and Vancouver in its 2016 list of top ten places in the world to visit and the Council has even applied for UNESCO World Heritage site status for its Old Town. If granted, the area would join The Sphinx and Great Wall of China as a place of global importance meaning that Hull is very much on the map.

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Find a new home in Hull

There are plenty of contemporary new build homes for sale in Hull and the surrounding areas – in this flourishing area, the investment is pouring in and so are the visitors.

It’s estimated that around 342,000 people celebrated Hull’s first week of events as the UK’s City of Culture back in 2017. And since winning the bid, the Council has welcomed around £1 billion in investment. This includes £100 million for new venues and visitor attractions, that will create new jobs and a lasting legacy for the city of Hull.

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Things to do

From the popularity of The Deep to the transformation of The Old Dock, the city is proud of its heritage. There is the Maritime Museum in Queen Victoria Square and another four museums in the attractive Museums Quarter in the Old Town. In the city centre, there is the nationally renowned Ferens Art Gallery and there are new gallery spaces like the Hull International Photography Gallery at Princes Quay.

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Transport

The M62 and M18 provide fast access to the A1 and motorway network south, or west towards Leeds, Bradford and beyond. What’s more, you’re at the beach or in beautiful countryside within the hour. Trains from Hull Paragon Interchange connect you to Leeds, Manchester, York, Sheffield and London. While the city’s waterside location means you can catch a ferry to mainland Europe.There are four international airports within two hours - the closest is Humberside at around a 30-minute drive.  

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Shopping

Hull has two large shopping centres in the city (St Stephen’s and Prospect), as well as the huge North Point Shopping Centre. The cobbled streets of The Old Town include Whitefriargate which is lined by high street stores. Walk a little further towards the river and you’ll find the impressive Hepworth Arcade, and its collection of independents. Towards the Marina is The Fruit Market which hosts Humber Street Market every third Sunday of the month.  

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Food

There’s Roots Bar for spicy Caribbean food and cocktails, and Sleepers Café - a laid-back place to enjoy great food, wine and locally-brewed beers and for Spanish tapas, there’s El Toro on Princes Avenue. Get to grips with the city’s best brews on the Hull Ale Trail. Refuel at the Lion and Key, on High Street, one of Hull’s oldest licenced premises and home to some traditional pub grub. Kardomah94 has a simple but tasty menu offering its famously unusual pizzas (duck and hoisin, anyone?)

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The Deep is one of the world’s most spectacular aquariums, and the only place to see and find out more about its 3,500 marine inhabitants. Pearson Park (around one mile North West of the city centre) has beautiful Victorian gardens to explore. Queens Gardens are also worth a look. A lively and increasingly prosperous city, our new homes in Hull are well suited for families. 

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What's special about Hull?

As Hull’s popularity grows, so does the desire to work, spend time and live there.

Rough Guide even ranked Hull as one of its top ten places in the world to visit, between Amsterdam and Vancouver, back in 2016. And the Council has also applied for UNESCO World Heritage site status for its remarkable Old Town. If granted, the area would join The Sphinx and Great Wall of China as a place of global importance, which means that Hull is very much on the map.

This city prides itself on its local offering, which is a delightful mix of favourite high-street stores and independent shops, cafes and bars. Enjoy shopping from local stores in the charming traditional Paragon Arcade and Hepworth Arcade or grab lunch and a drink in the array of cafes, bars and restaurants sprinkled across the centre and beyond.

Hull's highlights

Hull has its own distinct flair, thanks to its famous maritime history. Hull Marina has been in operation since 1983, and it’s still lined with boats to this day, with new amenities being built around it over the years. 

This is the only place in England where you will spot white-painted phone boxes. Even better, it’s close to delightful seaside towns like Hornsea and Scarborough, which can be reached by car or by train.

Another bonus to living in and near Hull is its ferry service, which takes you to either Zeebrugge in Belgium or Europort Rotterdam, in the Netherlands.

Where to look for a home in Hulll

Hull is a vibrant and bustling city. Many homeowners love it so much that they’ve lived there their whole lives and have moved within this metropolis to new homes in Hull to explore what each individual area offers.


There are plenty of conveniently located areas within commuting distance. For anyone looking for new homes in Hull, this flexibility raises its appeal entirely.

You can live and enjoy all of the amenities available there while working elsewhere. It takes just over one hour to travel by train from Hull Paragon Station to Leeds and Doncaster. The popular cities of York and Manchester are easily commutable from this charismatic city, too.

The best places to live in Hull

There are many charming suburbs, villages and towns in and around Hull, which are bursting with character. Take Beverley – a market town filled with plenty of history, and an exciting future for those who reside here.

We have an excellent selection of new build homes in Beverley; this lovely location offers great transport links to Hull, and other areas close by. It has a centralised train station, which is perfect for anyone who needs to commute for work or travel for pleasure.

Homeowners praise this location for its community-feel and fascinating local culture, alongside its fantastic leisure opportunities - the East Riding Theatre sits just two minutes away from the town centre.

The investment in new homes in Hull has benefited Beverley, with plenty of new developments and new families settling down here, bringing an injection of life into the area.

If you’re hoping to settle down in a new build home closer to Hull city centre, Preston Road is ideal. There are so many advantages that come with living there. You can drive into town in over ten minutes, with ample easy parking in Princes Quay and St Stephen’s. Alternatively, catch a bus and arrive in the heart of Hull in just half an hour.

Kingswood is also an exceptional place to live, especially for families; everything you need is right on your doorstep. Kingswood Retail Park is never too far away when you buy a new home in this alluring area. It features a selection of high-street shops to peruse, which means if you don’t want to venture into the city centre at the weekend, you don’t need to.