Latest house prices for East Goscote, Leicester

Built on the site of a former Second World War shell-filling factory, East Goscote has the unique distinction of being the first completely new village created in Leicestershire since the Domesday Book. Located roughly nine miles north of Leicester and just off the A46, it was developed in the 1960s with a layout that prioritises pedestrians, featuring a network of footpaths that link the residential cul-de-sacs without the need to cross main roads. At its heart sits a compact precinct containing a library, a traditional pub, and essential shops, all situated within easy reach of the local primary school. The village is bordered by the Rearsby Brook and sits on the edge of the Wreake Valley, offering straightforward access to the more rugged landscapes of Charnwood Forest while remaining a practical base for commuting into the city or nearby Melton Mowbray.