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Welcome to Linmere

A new vibrant community that embraces the natural environment for all generations to enjoy; where wellbeing is prioritised, outdoor living is built into the way of life and no resident is further than five minutes away from green spaces.

Over the next 15 years, around 5,000 homes will be built in a series of interconnected neighbourhoods, each with a distinctive local identity. The first homes have already been built and residents have moved in, creating an exciting new collection of communities in leafy walkable neighbourhoods. Linmere is situated just north of Houghton Regis, nestled in verdant surroundings and 90 acres of open spaces.

At the centre of the community, The Farmstead is open and everyone is welcome. It is home to retailers, a café and a community hall, where you can hold celebrations, attend classes or book space for business meetings. For younger residents, the school is open along with playparks and open space. All of the new active and open spaces are enjoyed by the Linmere community and visitors to the area. Go to our Buying a Home page to explore the homes available now and in the future.

Welcome to Linmere

A new vibrant community, that embraces the natural environment all generations can enjoy; where wellbeing is prioritised and outdoor living is built into the way of life and no resident is further than five minutes away from green spaces.

Over the next 15 years, around 5,000 homes will be built in a series of interconnected neighbourhoods, each with a distinctive local identity.  The first homes have already been built and residents have moved in, creating an exciting new collection of communities in leafy walkable neighbourhoods, situated just north of Houghton Regis, nestled in verdant surroundings and 90 acres of open spaces.

At the centre of the community The Farmstead is open and everyone is welcome. It houses retailers, a café and a community hall, where you can hold celebrations, attend classes or indeed have business meetings.  The school is now open, as are the parks.  All of the active and open spaces are for the Linmere community and visitors to enjoy. Go to Buying a Home page to see what homes are available now and in the future.

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Latest News

MP plants 2000th Tree at Linmere

A major green milestone has been reached at Linmere as, spade in hand, Alex Mayer MP planted the 2,000th new tree at the growing community. The ceremonial planting took place on Phase Four of the Linmere development, featuring a Tilia cordata tree, commonly known as a small-leaved lime tree, chosen to reflect the origins of Linmere; the name Linmere comes from ‘Linmear’ which appears on a 1762 map of the area and means field of lime trees. The species will be one of 24 varieties, making up 890 trees on Phase Four alone, reflecting Linmere’s emphasis on biodiversity and generous, high-quality, green infrastructure.

Spring 2026 Newsletter Now available

The Linmere Spring 2026 Newsletter is now available! There’s a lot of news and updates in this issue and we strongly recommend a read! Included are current news on developments across Phases 1, 2 and 3a! New classes at The Farmstead, including the return of Bootcamps! Updates on the new Fernlow development, next to the coming Neighbourhood Centre! News on the new Houghton Regis YouTube documentary, plus news from Houghton Regis Council! And details of all the classes available at The Farmstead!

FREE Gardeners Workshop with TV’s Chris Collins

Join the Land Trust Green Angels for a FREE Gardening Masterclass with TV Gardener Chris Collins! This free hands-on workshop will help you boost your confidence in growing your plants and food in whatever green space you have. This is an ideal workshop for beginners or those a little further on the journey, looking for tips and advice.

Latest News

MP plants 2000th Tree at Linmere

A major green milestone has been reached at Linmere as, spade in hand, Alex Mayer MP planted the 2,000th new tree at the growing community. The ceremonial planting took place on Phase Four of the Linmere development, featuring a Tilia cordata tree, commonly known as a small-leaved lime tree, chosen to reflect the origins of Linmere; the name Linmere comes from ‘Linmear’ which appears on a 1762 map of the area and means field of lime trees. The species will be one of 24 varieties, making up 890 trees on Phase Four alone, reflecting Linmere’s emphasis on biodiversity and generous, high-quality, green infrastructure.

Spring 2026 Newsletter Now available

The Linmere Spring 2026 Newsletter is now available! There’s a lot of news and updates in this issue and we strongly recommend a read! Included are current news on developments across Phases 1, 2 and 3a! New classes at The Farmstead, including the return of Bootcamps! Updates on the new Fernlow development, next to the coming Neighbourhood Centre! News on the new Houghton Regis YouTube documentary, plus news from Houghton Regis Council! And details of all the classes available at The Farmstead!

FREE Gardeners Workshop with TV’s Chris Collins

Join the Land Trust Green Angels for a FREE Gardening Masterclass with TV Gardener Chris Collins! This free hands-on workshop will help you boost your confidence in growing your plants and food in whatever green space you have. This is an ideal workshop for beginners or those a little further on the journey, looking for tips and advice.

A place to lay down roots

A place to lay down roots

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