New homes in Eastbourne

New Homes in Eastbourne FAQs

• What is life like in Eastbourne?

  Eastbourne is a vibrant seaside town in East Sussex, South East England, just over an hour from London by train. New homes in this scenic coastal resort are ever popular with homebuyers. They benefit from excellent schools, efficient transport links and beautiful surrounding countryside. 

   

  Eastbourne has also been named one of the sunniest places to live in the UK, boasting over 1,500 hours of sunshine annually. A community-centric town with over three miles of picturesque beach, this southeastern hub is perfect for families and couples. 

• What is there to see and do in Eastbourne?

  Whether you want to relax on the beach, enjoy a coastal walk, or visit a historic site, there are endless things to do in Eastbourne. New homes here are only 19 miles from Brighton, where you'll find a brilliant range of shops, galleries and museums. 

   

  Below we've picked some of the best attractions in the area that cater for all age ranges:

   

  • Beachy Head

  • Eastbourne Beach

  • Eastbourne Miniature Steam Railway Adventure Park

  • Towner Eastbourne

  • Devonshire Park Theatre

  • The Wish Tower

  • South Downs National Park

  • Sovereign Harbour Marina

• What is education like in Education?

  Eastbourne is home to a good selection of educational institutions, including academies and further education centres. Looking for an outstanding school to send your children to? Below, we've shortlisted some of the best schools in and around the city.

   

  Primary	Secondary	Further education
  St Thomas A Becket Catholic Primary School	St Catherine's College	East Sussex College
  Motcombe Community Infant School	Ratton School	Eastbourne College
  St John's Meads Church of England Primary School	The Cavendish School	Gildredge House School

• How are the transport links in Eastbourne?

   

  New homes in Eastbourne benefit from superb transport links to major cities – ideal for commuters. Eastbourne is served by the A22, connecting traffic to and from London. The town also has a train station, offering regular, direct Southern Railway services to Brighton and the capital. Plus, you can reach nearby sites via rail, including Lewes and Hastings.

   

  Getting around Eastbourne is easy thanks to its efficient bus network, with bus stops dotted throughout the town. 

• What is the Eastbourne property scene like?

  Property prices in Eastbourne have increased recently but remain beneath East  Sussex's average. Houses here are generally more affordable than in nearby locations such as Brighton and Hove, offering excellent value for money.  

   

  If you want to enjoy the peacefulness of village life, our range of 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes on Meadowburne Place development could be up your street. Located only a short drive from Eastbourne, these homes are perfect for people who want to make the most of stunning countryside and coastal walks.