High Leigh Garden Village
High Leigh Garden Village, Schofield Way, Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire, EN11 8GF
Prices from £499,995 to £730,000
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About the development
Phase 4
High Leigh Garden Village introduces a beautifully designed new neighbourhood on the outskirts of Hoddesdon, featuring a collection of 3 to 5 bedroom homes delivered across four phases. Located within walking distance of a new primary school, play areas, and sports facilities, it offers a safe and welcoming environment where families can enjoy the outdoors together. The development offers the spacious, green feel of a quintessential garden village, blended with a contemporary offering within the lovely Hertfordshire town of Hoddesdon. The varied design of homes across the development, with feature homes on many street corners make it an easy place to navigate, whilst the surrounding greenery provides brilliant walking or jogging routes.
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Phase 3
The varied design of homes across the development, with feature homes on many street corners make it an easy place to navigate, whilst the surrounding greenery provides brilliant walking or jogging routes.
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Phase 2
The varied design of homes across the development, with feature homes on many street corners make it an easy place to navigate, whilst the surrounding greenery provides brilliant walking or jogging routes
Phase 2 Key
High Leigh Garden Village
The perfect place to be
Hoddesdon offers all the benefits of a bustling town, surrounded by beautiful greenery. The landmark Clock Tower and sense of community are at the heart of Hoddesdon, where traditional market town meets modern shopping at Fawkon Walk and the Sicilian cooking at family-friendly restaurants. With Broxbourne station just over a mile away, High Leigh Garden Village is the perfect location for commuters with fast services to London Liverpool Street in 33 minutes, Stratford in 31 minutes and Cambridge in 46 minutes.
Helping you move
We encourage reading this World Book Day
We donated an outdoor library and nearly £1,000 worth of books to High Leigh Primary School
We Sponsor Inclusive and Accessible Events
We helped SPACE host events for neurodivergent children and young people with a £2,000 sponsorship
We Showcase Local Interior Design Talent
We partnered with University of Hertfordshire to challenge interior design students in a competition.
Supporting the local Fertility Foundation
We have made a charitable donation to the Fertility Foundation in Hoddesdon, which supports their IVF fund for 2025
Our award-winning homes
Built by an award winner
We encourage reading this World Book Day
We donated an outdoor library and nearly £1,000 worth of books to High Leigh Primary School
We Sponsor Inclusive and Accessible Events
We helped SPACE host events for neurodivergent children and young people with a £2,000 sponsorship
We Showcase Local Interior Design Talent
We partnered with University of Hertfordshire to challenge interior design students in a competition.
Supporting the local Fertility Foundation
We have made a charitable donation to the Fertility Foundation in Hoddesdon, which supports their IVF fund for 2025
Our award-winning homes
Built by an award winner
We encourage Hoddesdon pupils’ love for reading this World Book Day
We donated an outdoor library and nearly £1,000 worth of books to High Leigh Primary School to support its World Book Day celebrations.
The school, located on our High Leigh Garden Village development, has installed the outdoor library in its playground so that pupils can have access to books to read during their breaktime.
World Book Day, which took place on the 5th March 2026, promotes reading for pleasure and sees pupils across the country celebrate their love for literature.
High Leigh Primary School is also taking part in The National Year of Reading 2026 campaign, which was launched by the Department for Education and the National Literacy Trust in response to a survey* which revealed that reading for pleasure is facing a generational decline. The campaign aims to reverse this, and encourage reading engagement across the UK. The school received nearly £1,000 worth of books from Books for Topics’ recommended reading list for children** in support of the school’s participation in the campaign.
“Partnerships like this make a real difference, and we sincerely thank Taylor Wimpey for investing in the learning and development of our pupils.”
Jason Turner, Sales Manager for Taylor Wimpey North Thames, said: “We are delighted to support High Leigh Primary School with both its World Book Day celebrations and also its involvement in The National Year of Reading 2026 campaign.
“We hope that our donation of the outdoor library and books will encourage the pupils to pick up a book during their free time and engage with reading for pleasure outside of the classroom. The books that have been donated were especially selected to cover a wide range of interests and reading skills, ensuring that this outdoor library will offer something for everyone.”
*https://literacytrust.org.uk/research-services/annual-literacy-survey/
**https://www.booksfortopics.com/booklists/topics/literacy-reading/national-year-of-reading-booklist/
We Sponsor Inclusive Events for Neurodivergent Children and Young People
We helped SPACE host inclusive and accessible events for the children and young people it supports with a £2,000 sponsorship.The charity, which is based in Stanstead Abbots, nearby to High Leigh Garden Village, supports the families of young people and children who are neurodivergent. After receiving feedback from parents and carers which highlighted that many neurodivergent children are not invited to parties, SPACE decided to host their own Easter events for the children and young people in Hertfordshire it supports to have fun, take part in a packed itinerary of activities, and also socialise with other neurodivergent people.
Our donation is part of our ongoing commitment to giving back to the community surrounding High Leigh Garden Village, and covered the predicted budget for the two Easter events.
The main Easter party included an egg hunt, Easter-themed games, crafts, music, dancing, and a visit from the Easter bunny. The families also took part in a range of exciting activities at Rye-Assic Adventure Park in Hoddesdon, including go-karting, soft play, inflatable games and other Easter activities.
“Thanks to Taylor Wimpey’s support, not only were we able to deliver a truly special party, but we also brought some Easter magic to our event at Rye-Assic Adventure Park. Their kindness helped us make this Easter a time of inclusion, joy and celebration for the families we support.”
Jason Turner, Sales Manager at High Leigh Garden Village, said: “We are delighted to have sponsored SPACE’s Easter events to provide neurodivergent young adults and children in Hertfordshire with an Easter celebration in an inclusive and welcoming environment. We’re glad to hear that everyone had a fun time at both events and that our donation helped to cover most of the costs to make them as memorable as possible.”
To find out more about SPACE, visit here.
We Partnered with University of Hertfordshire to Showcase Local Interior Design Talent
We are proud to announce the success of our recent collaboration with The University of Hertfordshire, which challenged interior design students to create bespoke room designs for the brand-new Braxton show home at High Leigh Garden Village.This unique initiative, in collaboration with interior designers, Clayton & Company, gave students the opportunity to design rooms that would appeal to prospective homeowners, encouraging creativity and real-world application of their studies.
Students were tasked with submitting a short design statement, a mood board, and three renders - one for each room in their chosen concept. The response was overwhelming, with a variety of thoughtful and innovative designs making the selection process an exciting challenge.
After much deliberation, in partnership with Clayton & Company, we selected three winners; Phoenix Ang for her relaxing and contemporary living room, Elen Shakhnazaryan for her cosy and inviting main bedroom and Chloe Hobbs for her playful and inspiring children’s bedroom.
Each winner had the unique opportunity to bring their ideas to life, working hands-on at the show home to see their creative visions realised. On Friday 15th November, all competition participants were invited to attend the show home unveiling, where they could admire the full house and see the impact of their contributions in real life.
Winner Elen Shakhnazaryan, said: “It was a great experience to explore Taylor Wimpey’s previous design projects and find a pattern among them. The very interesting part was to keep the essence of a showhome’s feeling as always cosy, yet adding some fresh point of view on a new design to make it more elegant and sophisticated.
“I really appreciated this opportunity and it was a pleasure to connect with company members and designers to see my ideas come into life.”
Victoria Wright, Design Project Manager at Clayton & Company, said: "It was such a pleasure to work with Taylor Wimpey and the students at The University of Hertfordshire on this competition. Chloe, Phoenix, and Elen's designs were so inspired, and it was great to turn them into a reality. We wish them all the very best for their interior design careers."
Dr Erica Liu, Programme Leader BA (Hons) Interior Architecture & Design at The University of Hertfordshire, said: “The collaboration project with Taylor Wimpey and Clayton & Company was an invaluable experience for the students to learn how the industry works and see how their designs were being implemented on site”.
We Donate to Support The Fertility Foundations 2025 IVF Fund
We are pleased to share that we have made a charitable donation of £250 to the Fertility Foundation in Hoddesdon, which will support their IVF fund for 2025.
The Fertility Foundation, a non-profit organisation dedicated to assisting couples struggling with infertility, provides financial assistance and support to those undergoing fertility treatments.
Tone Jarvis-Mack, Co-Founder at The Fertility Foundation, said: "We are incredibly thankful to Taylor Wimpey. This support will make a significant difference in helping us provide financial assistance to individuals undergoing fertility treatments in 2025."
Jason Turner, Sales Manager at Taylor Wimpey North Thames, said: "At Taylor Wimpey, we believe in contributing positively to the communities where we operate. By supporting the Fertility Foundation, we hope to make a meaningful impact on the lives of those in need of fertility treatment.”
For more information about The Fertility Foundation and how you can support, visit The Fertility Foundation Charity UK - IVF Funding
Our award-winning homes
We are proud to announce that Taylor Wimpey have been awarded 5 stars for customer satisfaction by the Home Builders Federation!This means 9 out of 10 customers would recommend us and states our commitment to providing an excellent buying journey from start to finish.
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