Mature woodlands, landscaping and a thriving brand-new community are all the hallmarks of a successful village. Surrounding the architecturally historic Fairfield Hall, Stamford Homes are the leading home builder in helping to develop one of the most sought-after communities in the countryside north of Letchworth. The glorious Edwardian-style exteriors are complimented by a superb internal specification whilst Fairfield Park offers acres of open space, community facilities and a neighbourhood shopping centre opened in the Summer 2009 to include a Tesco Express.

From 2 bedroom apartments to substantial five bedroom detached homes, the architectural details will include stone mullion windows, wrought-iron railings, boxed hedging and traditional chimney designs on selected homes.

Stamford Homes at Fairfield Park have recently completed the first phase of development around the entrance to this exciting and popular develoment. The next phase of brand-new homes have now had planning approved and reservations are now being taken.

 When Fairfield Hospital finally closed in 1999, the stunning grade II Victorian building was boarded up. The manicured lawns and well kept avenues of trees became overgrown. The site was inhabited only by squirrels, birds and bats. But an exciting and imaginative project is breathing new life into the forgotten site, transforming the hospital building into a range of exclusive apartments and providing around 750 new homes in the grounds that surround it.

Mature woodland, shrubs, plants and flowers will continue to grace the privately managed parkland which is criss-crossed with a number of paths and cycle ways. Fairfield Park’s commitment to not only reserving but enhancing the natural environment has already been recognised nationally with a Green Leaf Standard award. This is a unique setting.

By choosing to live at Fairfield Park purchasers are literally buying a little piece of history. Fairfield Redevelopments Ltd - the company behind the whole scheme - funded an archaeological survey of the site which revealed a thriving Iron Age hill village going back 2800 years. Archaeologists unearthed roundhouses, ramparts, old burial sites and a range of artifacts including decorated pottery, jewellery and a bone wrist guard, used by hunters. There is also evidence of a Roman settlement.

Stamford Homes has designed a new range of house types specifically for Fairfield Park to reflect the strong sense of history. Everything is in the detail. Stone mullions. Double storey bay windows. Decorative stone detailing. Leaded glass wooden sash windows. Grey slate roof tiles. Iron railings. Stone capped walls. Decorative flower boxes. High gloss black front doors. Gold leaf house numbering. Traditional chimney pots. Boxed hedging. (See individual designs for actual specifications).