Burghley Green at West Cambourne
DevelopmentDobbins Avenue, West Cambourne, CB23 6LL · View on map
Burghley Green at West Cambourne is a new-build development by Taylor Wimpey at Dobbins Avenue, West Cambourne CB23 6LL. It has 2 to 5-bedroom houses across 7 property types, with prices from £340,000. 11 homes are currently available, each with a 10-year NHBC warranty.
Prices and availability updated 19 October 2026 by Taylor Wimpey.
Property types at Burghley Green at West Cambourne
Each type has its own floorplan and specification. Open a type to see full details and availability.
About the development
New homes on the outskirts of Cambridge. West Cambourne offers 2–5 bedroom homes and apartments with modern layouts. Ideal for families, professionals and first-time buyers, the homes are part of a thoughtfully planned new community Just 9 miles from Cambridge, West Cambourne is well connected via the A428 and local bus routes. The development includes woodland, meadows and cycleways linking to Cambourne centre This vibrant community includes play areas, a new school, shops and lakes. Residents enjoy a strong community spirit and access to local clubs and events Homes are built to high energy standards, with smart heating and insulation. Buyers benefit from reduced energy bills and a greener lifestyle
Key details
- Homes on site
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- Phases
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- Warranty
- NHBC
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- EV charging
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Location
- Address · Dobbins Avenue, West Cambourne
- Postcode · CB23 6LL
- Area · West Cambourne › Cambridgeshire
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About the developer
Taylor Wimpey plc is a UK-focused residential developer that also has operations in Spain. It builds a wide range of homes, from apartments to six-bedroom houses, and completed 10,593 new homes in 2024 including joint ventures, with affordable housing making up 22% of completions. The business operates locally through 22 regional businesses across the UK; the Greater Manchester developments are run by Taylor Wimpey Manchester.
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