Sandy Gate View
From£255,000Est. £1,284/mo
- 2-4 beds
- 1-2 baths
Development in Pontefract, Wakefield WF8 3SG
Deposit contribution, £23,500 stated on the listing, on 1 of 20 homes · 3 more
Barratt HomesNew build homes under £600,000 in Pontefract
36 homes on 4 developments
Built by 3 builders, priced from £255,000 to £525,000 (£378,000 in the middle). Updated 12 Nov 2026.
Barratt Homes
Castle Gardens
From£270,000Est. £1,360/mo
- 3-4 beds
- 2 baths
Development in Pontefract, Wakefield WF8 1HY
Harron Homes
De Lacy Mews
From£270,000Est. £1,360/mo
- 3-4 beds
- 2 baths
Development in Pontefract, Wakefield WF8 2EU
Deposit contribution, £22,450 stated on the listing, on 2 of 15 homes · 4 more
Barratt Homes
Castle Syke Grange
From£375,000Est. £1,889/mo
- 3-4 beds
- 2 baths
Development in Pontefract, Wakefield WF8 4RE
Deposit contribution, £26,400 stated on the listing, on 1 of 21 homes · 3 more
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The market
New build homes under £600,000 in Pontefract
Searches in Pontefract
Each opens its own page, with the homes it holds today.
Market overview
The new homes for sale in Pontefract today, in figures.
- Developments
- 4
- Homes for sale
- 36
- Starting price
- £255,000
- Median price
- £378,000
- Builders
- 3
- Price reduced
- 0
- New this week
- 0
New homes listed with HomePortfolio and on the builders’ own sites.
Market snapshot
Homes for sale and their median asking price, in and around Pontefract.
Under £600k near Pontefract
| Place | Median | Homes |
|---|---|---|
| Crofton | £400k | 31 |
| Knottingley | £250k | 23 |
| Normanton | £300k | 16 |
| Eggborough | £320k | 13 |
| Castleford | £340k | 7 |
| Upton | £235k | 6 |
| Kellington | £476k | 5 |
| South Elmsall | £250k | 2 |
New homes listed with HomePortfolio and on the builders’ own sites.
Builders in Pontefract
Each builder’s developments and homes for sale here, its prices and its share of the homes.
| Builder | Developments | Homes | From | Median | Share of homes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barratt Homes | 2 | 19 | £255,000 | £400,000 | 53% |
| Harron Homes | 1 | 10 | £270,000 | £277,500 | 28% |
| David Wilson Homes | 1 | 7 | £375,000 | £490,000 | 19% |
New homes listed with HomePortfolio and on the builders’ own sites.
Developments in Pontefract
Every development with homes for sale here, the most homes first.
New homes listed with HomePortfolio and on the builders’ own sites.
New build homes under £600,000 in Pontefract: your questions
Answered from today’s listings and the official rules.
How many new build homes under £600,000 are for sale in Pontefract?
36 are listed today, across 4 developments from 3 builders.
What do new build homes under £600,000 in Pontefract cost?
Asking prices run from £255,000 to £525,000, and half are below £378,000. Across every new home in Pontefract the middle price is £378,000.
Which builders have new build homes under £600,000 in Pontefract?
Barratt Homes (19 homes), Harron Homes (10 homes) and David Wilson Homes (7 homes).
What is the lowest price among new build homes under £600,000 in Pontefract?
A 2 bedroom semi-detached house at Sandy Gate View by Barratt, at £255,000.
How much stamp duty is there on a new build in Pontefract?
At the middle asking price of £378,000, a first-time buyer pays £3,900 in stamp duty and a buyer moving home pays £8,900, on the rates in force on 12 Nov 2026 (GOV.UK). An illustration, not advice.
Guides and tools
The pages and tools for buying a new home in Pontefract.
- Stamp dutyWorked out on the middle price here
- What you could affordFrom your income and deposit
- Cash you needDeposit, fees and moving costs
- Buying schemesEvery scheme open to new-build buyers
- New-build incentivesWhat builders offer, and what it is worth
- Home buying guidesEvery step of buying a new build
- How we work it outSources, rules and the figures