New Homes in East Cowes
A South East haven for sailing fanatics and home to
one of the oldest and largest regattas in the world, East Cowes lies on the
northern coast of the Isle of Wight. Four miles north of the island’s
county town Newport, new homes in East Cowes are just a short
ferry ride across the Solent from Southampton, while you can pop over to Fishbourne to get to Portsmouth.
Whether you’re joining the estimated 100,000
people who turn up to enjoy Cowes Week every August, visiting Norris Castle or
relaxing in Osborne Bay, there’s plenty to love about our latest developments
near East Cowes below.
- £360,000 to £515,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £235,000 to £625,000
- 1, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £485,000 to £564,000
- 4 bedroom
- £234,500 to £650,000
- 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
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- £355,000 to £395,000
- 3 bedroom
- £290,000 to £565,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
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Nearby East Cowes
New Homes in East Cowes FAQs
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East Cowes is dissected by the A3021, which heads south towards Newport. You can reach the Isle of Wight’s county town in around 15 minutes, while it’s around 25 minutes to get all the way round to Cowes. There’s no bridge across the River Medina, although there is a chain ferry you can use to traverse the water either by car or on foot. You can also catch a ferry from East Cowes across the Solent to Southampton on the south coast of England.
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The local primary school in East Cowes is Holy Cross Catholic Primary, while Queensgate Foundation Primary is in the south of town. Both of these schools are known for their strong academic reputation, along with Cowes Primary, Lanesend Primary and Gurnard Primary across the river. Cowes Enterprise College is also the other side of the river, with the all-through independent Priory School another local option close to the centre of East Cowes.
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Attractions in East Cowes
Cowes is a historic port with a rich maritime heritage. The eastern part of the town is home to interesting attractions like the Classic Boat Museum Gallery and East Cowes Heritage Centre, and also offers access to the beautiful Osborne Bay. Continuing round the coast you’ll come across Wootton Creek before too long, a tidal estuary which flows into the Solent.Beaches and rivers in East Cowes
There are so many coastal delights to enjoy around the Isle of Wight, with spectacular spots like Ryde Beach only eight miles away from East Cowes, or 20 minutes in the car. From days building sandcastles with your little ones to walks along the River Medina, you can also look forward to exploring the Hamstead Heritage Coast on the west of the island. -
Enjoy this charming holiday spot all year round, as you plan your exciting move to East Cowes on the Isle of Wight. With great access to a whole host of beaches, seaside towns and fishing villages, as well as the pretty countryside which stretches out to the south, this is a wonderful place to live. And thanks to offers like our Movemaker scheme, you could get your new island life off the best possible start.