Big Sky Living is a part of the Big Sky Group which was founded in 2014. We are wholly owned by South Norfolk Council (SNC) and have established ourselves as one of the leading developers in Norfolk.
Yes. We retain around 20% of the properties of each of our developments to offer at market rent to people who prefer not to, or are unable, to buy. These properties are exactly the same as the ones we sell.
When we plan a new development, we factor in the important things that people hold dear to them about their homes. We offer flexibility, great design, more room, bigger windows and efficient energy for our properties. And, we create space between each home, design a layout with a pleasing aesthetic, have roads wide enough to drive through safely and have plenty of green space for people to enjoy. And we choose our locations that are situated in pleasant surroundings with easy access to the Norfolk coast and countryside. All of these things together add up to making our new builds more than just a home.
With the growing trend for more flexible working practises, we build well-designed commercial centres on each of our developments to enable residents to run their businesses from them. We build them with the same care and design as all the other properties on the development so that they blend in.
It is in Cringleford village three miles south of Norwich. St Giles Park can be accessed from the east exit of the ‘hospital’ roundabout just north of the A11 junction with the A47 Norwich Southern Bypass.
The show home is open during the following hours:
The enquiry lines are open 7 days per week, on 01603 559324
Please call our Sales Suite on 01603 559324 where our sales agents will be happy to assist.
Alternatively you can email stgiles@brown-co.com
More than 200 homes are already occupied at St Giles Park, and more new homes will be available to move into from August 2025.
We have planning permission to build over 300 new homes. We have completed 201 with works progressing with the current phase to provide a further 19 open market homes.
Yes, there is a regular bus service that runs from a terminus off the western exit of the ‘hospital’ roundabout into Norwich and the other way to the Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital.
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