New Homes in Newham

Stretching East of London from the regenerated area of Stratford and the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park to the Docklands and London City Airport to the South, Manor Park to the North and bordering Barking and Dagenham to the East, Newham is a young, diverse and multicultural hub in the capital, offering an incredible amount of options when it comes to buying a house at affordable prices.

Despite recording the second highest increase in average house price over the past 5 years amongst London boroughs, buying a home in Newham is still cheaper than most other boroughs in the capital. This is thanks to the large investment by the council creating new homes and developments. [1]

Browse the full list of all new homes in Newham from Barratt in the development feed below.

[1] https://www.homesandproperty.co.uk/property-news/the-london-boroughs-defying-brexit-with-thousands-of-new-homes-a124001.html

Live the Newham life

From wonderful transport links to top sporting arenas and affordable property prices, Newham is a rapidly developing area which promises a great lifestyle. And if it’s a new property you’re after, don’t miss our Low Deposit Schemes in London, with Deposit Unlock or Deposit Boost. 

Things to see and do in Newham

Stratford lies in the north west corner of Newham, and this is where you’ll find a huge amount of recent redevelopment and investment. As well as a slew of modern amenities including shops, bars and restaurants, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is home to the London Aquatics Centre, Tumbling Bay Playground and the London Stadium, now occupied by football team West Ham United.

From shopping trips to the top-notch Westfield centre to fun days with the kids at the Discover Children’s Story Centre, other Newham attractions include West Ham Park, East Ham Nature Reserve and the Royal Docks. With the sweeping Wanstead Flats forming part of the borough’s northern border, you’ll also have the iconic Hackney Marshes just to the north east.

Education

Thanks to an array of schools classed as outstanding by Ofsted, this is a great area to live in if you have kids. Top options include Elmhurst Primary in Forest Gate, East Ham’s Cleves Primary and Hallsville Primary in Canning Town.

The same goes for secondaries such as St Angela’s Ursuline School and St Bonaventure’s School in Upton, which are for girls and boys respectively. Brampton Manor Academy and Plashet School cater for most parts of East Ham, while Forest Gate Community School is yet another outstanding choice, according to Ofsted.

Newham transport links

Newham is one of the best connected places in London, thanks to transport links which include the Crossrail train service which runs through Newham and central London towards Heathrow Airport and Maidenhead. London City Airport lies in the south of the borough, where you’ll also find the Emirates Air Line.

Underground stations such as East Ham and Upton Park provide access to the Tube’s District and Hammersmith & City lines, while Canning Town and West Ham are also served by the Jubilee line. Stratford boasts an array of great transport links, including TfL Rail, Overground and DLR services.

The Newham property scene

Newham’s status as one of London’s most affordable areas has seen it top a list of the capital’s best performing boroughs in recent years, when it comes to house price growth. The rise in prices has been staggering since the start of the century, yet this remains a brilliant place to invest your money if you have your eye on future rewards.

You can do exactly that at stunning developments in places like Upton Park and East Ham, where you’ll find everything from affordable modern studios to beautiful 3 bedroom houses suitable for families. We’re waiting to take your call, so get in touch today and ask us about offers such as our Movemaker scheme when you do.