New-build area guide

Millstone Walk

by Taylor Wimpey·Eggborough, North Yorkshire

Millstone Walk brings together the best of village living with contemporary convenience in Eggborough, North Yorkshire.

Area at a glance

Eggborough, at a glance

Schools, transport, what’s nearby.

Eggborough offers genuine village charm with practical modern amenities. The local primary school serves the community well, while secondary education options are available in nearby Selby and Pontefract. Whitley Bridge Railway Station sits less than half a mile away, providing direct links to Leeds, York, and beyond. For daily shopping, you'll find convenience stores locally, with larger supermarkets and retail parks easily accessible in Selby (10 minutes) and Pontefract (15 minutes). The historic market town of Pontefract offers excellent dining options, from traditional pubs to contemporary restaurants, plus cultural attractions like Pontefract Castle. Junction 34 of the M62 is just two minutes by car, connecting you to Leeds (30 minutes), Wakefield, and the wider motorway network. The surrounding countryside provides beautiful walking and cycling routes, perfect for weekend exploration.

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Inside Millstone Walk

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The builder

Built by Taylor Wimpey

For floor plans, current availability and pricing, visit the builder’s site.

Taylor Wimpey website

Trusted local trades

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